Party World Food Co Ex Cups, 50 CT

Party World Food Co Ex Cups (50 CT): Handy Disposable Cups for Serving Food at Events
Big family functions mean lots of small servings: a scoop of raita, a portion of kheer, a side of chutney or a handful of mixed namkeen. Party World Food Co Ex Cups come in a 50 count pack designed to make portioning food at gatherings easy. They are a practical pick for South Asian hosts organizing poojas, potlucks and weddings, and you can order them from SubziCart.com with the rest of your party supplies.


Product Features
• Disposable food-serving cups from the Party World range
• Pack of 50, enough for most home parties and community events
• Designed to hold food portions such as sides, desserts and snacks
• Lightweight and stackable for easy storage between events
• Helps keep a buffet line neat and moving quickly


Specifications
• Count: 50 cups per pack
• Type: disposable food cups (Co Ex, likely co-extruded plastic, per the product name)
• Capacity: check the pack label for the exact size in ounces
• Lids: not stated in the listing, so confirm on the package if you need them
• Packing: nested stack in a protective sleeve


Uses at Gatherings
• Portion out shrikhand, rasmalai or phirni for a festival dessert table
• Serve dahi, raita or pickles next to biryani at a dawat
• Hand out chaat items like bhel puri or sev puri at a birthday party
• Pack prasad such as sheera or panchamrit for guests after a Satyanarayan pooja
• Store leftover chutneys and sauces after the event


Frequently Asked Questions
What does Co Ex mean on these cups?
Co Ex usually refers to a co-extruded plastic made from layered material. The listing does not explain it, so read the pack for exact material details.
Can I microwave food in these cups?
Microwave safety depends on the plastic used. Only heat food in them if the package clearly marks them as microwave safe.
Are these good for sending food home with guests?
They work well for small take-home portions, especially if matching lids are available. Check the pack contents first.
Stock a pack before your next function and keep serving simple.