Oven Ready 40.6oz/1200ml 7.68" Round Gold Foil Container for Family Enchilada & Frozen Shepherd's Pie

Think about the last time you made a shepherd's pie for the family. You mashed the potatoes, browned the meat, layered everything in a baking dish. Then you had to wash that dish. With this 1200ml gold round, you skip the wash. The 53mm depth is just right for a layer of ground lamb, some peas and carrots, and a thick blanket of mashed potatoes on top. Bake it at 190°C for 35 minutes. The gold color makes the potato crust look extra golden. Then put the whole thing on the table. No transfer. No scrubbing.

A familyrun Mexican restaurant in Texas uses these for their “enchilada family pack.” They roll six enchiladas, cover them with sauce and cheese, and bake right in the gold tray. The 53mm depth keeps the sauce from spilling over. They seal it with a foil lid for delivery – crimp by hand – or a plastic lid for pickup. The owner told us that customers love that they can heat the tray directly in the oven. “No one wants to do dishes after takeout,” he said.

The 7.68 inch diameter fits in most toaster ovens, not just full size ranges. That matters for singles or couples who don't want to heat a giant oven for a small casserole. A meal prep service targeting young professionals uses these for their “mini family” meals – portions for two with leftovers. The 1200ml size gives exactly two generous servings plus one small leftover. The gold tray goes from fridge to microwave to recycling.

Packing is 500 per carton. The carton is 39.5 x 39.5 x 36.5cm – a square box. The gold lacquer is baked on, so it won't flake. Lids available in foil or plastic. The foil lid is great for baking – you can cover the tray during the first half of cooking to trap steam, then remove for browning. The plastic lid is better for cold storage or for customers who want to see the food.

One clever use: a food bank uses these for their “holiday meal” distribution. They fill with green bean casserole, sweet potato mash, and turkey gravy. The gold color makes the meal feel festive. Recipients often comment that the tray looks like something from a catering hall, not a donation box. The food bank director said that dignity matters, and the gold tray provides it.

Recycling is simple. Rinse and toss. The coating burns off.

So if you're making enchiladas, shepherd's pie, or any family size bake, this 1200ml gold round is your shortcut to less cleanup. It's oven safe, freezer safe, and recyclable. And it looks good enough to bring to the table.