Keep sauce separate
Add dressing when eating, or give customers a choice of sauces alongside the main meal.
← Applications & seriesSauce & portion cups
Sauce on the side, added at mealtime.
Portion cups for dips, dressings and small sides. The 2 oz and 4 oz cups share a basic design approach; AW100 offers a different shape and portion size.
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PRODUCT DESIGN
Designed around the way you serve.
65, 110 or 120 ml
Choose 2 oz / 65 ml for a small dip, 4 oz / 110 ml for a larger portion, or AW100 / 120 ml for another shape.
Order the matching lid
Each model needs its matching lid. Similar portion sizes do not make the lids interchangeable.
A CLOSER LOOK
The details behind the design.
04 / MODEL COMPARISON
Choose around the filled portion.
Compare capacities and outside dimensions, then open a model for its photos and specifications.
COMPARE FORMATS
Another way to pack your menu.
CHOOSING THIS RANGE
Questions about this design.
How do I choose between the 65, 110 and 120 ml sauce containers?
The 65 ml option suits a smaller sauce portion, while 110 and 120 ml give more room for a generous dip or small side. The 65 and 110 ml cups have 74 mm top diameters and heights of 32 and 46 mm. The 120 ml cup has a 75 mm top diameter and 50 mm height. Test the actual recipe and the space it needs beside the main meal.
Why pack salad dressing or a dip separately from the meal?
A separate sauce container keeps the dressing off salad leaves or fried food until the customer chooses to add it. It also lets customers control the amount and makes it easier to offer different sauces with the same main dish. The 65, 110 and 120 ml options allow the sauce portion to be selected independently of the meal container.
Can these cups hold dips and small sides as well as liquid sauces?
Yes. The round, undivided space can hold ketchup, hummus, salad dressing, chopped garnishes or a small side portion. A thicker dip needs enough opening space for the food used to scoop it, while a liquid sauce needs room below the lid. Try the product with the actual recipe and serving method before selecting your size.
Do the three sizes use the same lid?
The range includes different container designs, and similar top diameters do not establish lid interchangeability. Order each sauce cup with its matching lid. If you are replacing a cup in an existing meal pack, send a sample or the required dimensions so we can compare the complete cup-and-lid combination, not just the nominal capacity.
What should I send for samples or a quote?
Send the model, quantity and destination. Add the lid, color and carton requirements for your order.
Try it with your own menu.
Tell us the model, food portion and quantity. Include any lid, color or insert requirements.