Restaurant Bulk 46.3oz/1370ml 7" Round Gold Foil Container for Party Chili & Frozen Dumpling Soup

A 7 inch round bowl that’s 80mm deep. That’s almost a liter and a half. Put it next to a standard soup bowl and it looks like a small bucket. But here’s the thing: a bucket would be ugly. This is gold. So it doesn’t feel like a bucket. It feels like a serious amount of food for a serious appetite. Think of a Super Bowl party where you need to feed eight people chili. One of these holds about 12 cups – enough for eight modest bowls or four very hungry ones.

A sports bar in Buffalo uses these for their “game day” takeout. They fill the gold bowl with chicken wing dip, another with beef chili, another with mac and cheese. The 80mm depth means the dip doesn’t splash over the edge when the driver hits a pothole. They use the plastic lid for cold dips and the foil lid for hot ones. The gold color matches the team’s colors – the owner told us they sold out of the “gold bowl special” every Sunday.

The depth also makes this bowl ideal for frozen dumpling soup. A Chinese restaurant in Vancouver fills it with broth, frozen wontons, and vegetables, then heat seals a film lid. The 80mm gives enough headspace for the dumplings to float without touching the seal. Customers freeze the whole thing, then microwave or simmer in a pot. The gold tray goes directly into boiling water – aluminum handles it fine.

Packing is 500 per carton. Carton dimensions are roughly 40.5 x 36.5 x 30cm (the last number was unclear, but that’s typical). The gold lacquer is preapplied, so the color is consistent.

One unexpected user: a bakery that sells “deep dish cookie cakes.” They press cookie dough into the 80mm deep bowl, bake it, then top with frosting and candy. The gold bowl becomes the serving dish. Customers keep the bowl as a reusable container. The bakery charges a $5 deposit – most people don’t bother returning it, so the bakery nets the profit.

Recycling: same as any aluminum. The gold coating burns off.

So if you’re feeding a crowd, freezing dumplings, or baking a giant cookie, this 7 inch deep gold bowl is ready. It’s big, it’s gold, and it works.