Fast food is certainly convenient, but it also involves a lot of waste for just one person: bags, plastic silverware, disposable plates or containers, napkins, and more. KFC in India has released their edible bowl with one of their popular menu items, Rice Bowlz, in hopes to reduce some of that waste.

The tortilla bowl was introduced in Bangalore, India where plastics were recently banned, and it replaces plastic packaging used for the menu item that is India-specific. Rice Bowlz is actually one of the chain’s top selling items, contributing to 6% of the domestic revenue. For such a popular menu choice, the fried chicken chain clearly has awareness of the trash they produce and are actively looking for solutions.

Rahul Shinde, MD of KFC India states, “We will not charge more for our edible bowls. We will wait for consumer response and depending on the pace of adoption, we may roll the concept out to other items on our menu.”