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EMI-Yoshi EMI-207-BK 2 Oz Black Ladle
EMI-Yoshi EMI-207-BK 2 Oz Black Ladle
- Capacity: 2 Ounces.
- Length: 10 Inches.
- Handle Length: 8-1/4 Inches.
- Color: Black.
- Material: Polystyrene Plastic.
- Type: Serving Utensils.
- Case Quantity: 48.
- Sold as: Case of 48 or Each.
Use this EMI Yoshi black plastic 2 ounce ladle is great for serving punch, salad dressings, gravy, and more. It's an essential at your next party.
FAQs
What is the EMI Yoshi EMI-207-BK ladle used for?
This 2 oz ladle is ideal for serving sauces, dressings, soups, dips, and condiments at buffets, salad bars, catered events, and self-serve stations where portion control and presentation matter.
What is the capacity of this ladle?
It holds 2 ounces per scoop, allowing for consistent and controlled portions with every use—perfect for professional food presentation and cost control.
What material is the ladle made from?
The ladle is made of durable, food-grade plastic, offering a sleek black finish that’s both stylish and practical for disposable or reusable service.
Is the ladle disposable or reusable?
While designed to be disposable for convenience, it’s sturdy enough for light reuse depending on your operation's needs and cleaning protocols.
What kind of events is this ladle best suited for?
It’s perfect for weddings, corporate events, catered banquets, sampling stations, or any setup requiring elegant and functional portion tools.
Can it be used with hot foods?
Yes, this ladle can handle moderately hot liquids like sauces and soups, but it is not intended for prolonged exposure to high heat or direct stovetop use.
Does it come in other sizes or colors?
EMI Yoshi offers a range of serving utensils in various capacities and colors, allowing you to coordinate with different food types or aesthetic themes.
Why choose black serving utensils?
Black ladles offer a clean, upscale appearance that complements a variety of table settings and helps hide stains or drips during service.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
For more information, visit
www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
