Application

The paper cone with a dedicated dip pocket is an innovative "2-in-1" catering packaging, ideal for serving takeout snacks. Thanks to the integrated sauce holder, it allows for convenient one-handed consumption of fries, onion rings, churros, or nuggets without the need to hold a separate container. The classic red check pattern fits perfectly into the style of bistros, food trucks, and outdoor events.

Specification

• Capacity: 350 ml
• Width: 150 mm
• Height (front/back): 175 mm / 250 mm
• Material: Solid cardboard GC (Lacquered paper)
• Print: Red check
• Max contact temperature: up to 90°C

Why choose it?

• Functionality: The special "pocket" design eliminates the need for additional dip containers, simplifying logistics and reducing waste.
• Resistance: Made of solid GC cardboard covered with dispersion varnish ensures packaging rigidity and resistance to grease soaking.
• Aesthetics: The attractive, bold red check print catches the eye and highlights the character of served fast food dishes.
• Safety: The low-migration inks and glues used are certified for direct food contact.

Safety and Standards

The packaging complies with Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004 and BfR XXXVI requirements. It is intended for contact with dry and fatty foods. The product is safe for contact with hot dishes where the temperature does not exceed 90°C.

FAQ

Can I pour thin sauce into the pocket?
The packaging is dedicated to dry and fatty foods. Although the material has barriers, according to the manufacturer's declaration, it is not intended for long-term storage of liquids. Therefore, it is recommended to use thick dips (mayonnaise, thick ketchup) or place the sauce in a small plastic container inside the pocket.

Will the cone withstand hot fries straight from the oil?
Yes, the material is adapted for contact with food up to 90°C, which is sufficient for serving hot fried snacks.

How to store the stock of packaging?
It is recommended to store in a dry place (humidity 40-65%) at a temperature of 12-36°C, away from direct sunlight, preferably on pallets or shelves, not directly on the floor.