We started buying these to feed the dog with, but found that cereal at breakfast in these is good too. The dog is now gone, but we are still buying these bowls.

These are the bulls that actually hold together and don't mind some hot soup, or waiting a minute. I was very pleased with their performance and strength!

Excellent paper bowls to use with every day food. I have a busy schedule and these bowls keep me from washing dishes when I'm on the run! The price is perfect and they are very sturdy.

Use these regularly. Sturdy Product. Works well for cereal and other foods and saves wearing out your dish washer as well as saving water.

Good for those quick meals when you just don't want to wash dishes afterward. Holds s nicely. Just heating soups in the microwave can make it less structured, but so far hasn't lost its shape.

Have been using these plates for years. They are sturdy, don’t absorb fluids, don’t get limp, food stays easily on plate. Love these for clean up. They are getting pricey and have reduced the number of plates per pack. Will have to go back to real plates and bowels when they out price their convenience.

These Member's Mark Ultra Soup/Salad Bowls are another great find from Sam's Club. We already love their paper bowls, and this larger 20 oz size is just as sturdy and reliable. They're perfect for soups, salads, pasta, cereal — really anything — and they hold up without getting soggy or bending. The quality is consistently excellent, and the 150‑count pack lasts a long time. Great value and great performance, just like we expect from the Member's Mark brand.

Grabbed these for my grand daughters birthday party. I’m so glad I did. It’s all the guests used. No on used the plates that went with the decorations.

I use 2 in case the top one starts to get soft and deteriorate.

The most recent batch of these did not perform as they had in the past. They began to soften and leak quickly when exposed to hot liquid. I noticed that they have a new line of script printed on them, it now says "compostable". They're made of paper, they have always been compostable, only now they begin to break down on contact with food. As a result of this change, we are now needing to double them up, so they are now only half the value that they used to be, and we are actually generating twice the waste that we did with the previous product. It's not good for our wallet or the environment, and yet another example of good intentions leading to unintended consequences. I hope they will correct this modification of a previously ideal product.