10 inch Pie Boxes with Window – 200/case
Our Kraft paperboard is made from a combination of sustainably managed forest and at least 18% recycled wood fiber content using a totally chlorine free manufacturing process.
Paperboard is made from trees, a natural resource that can easily be renewed by planting more trees.Trees used in our paperboard are typically harvested and re-grown on a 7-15 year farming cycle depending on the type of tree. The process is the same for any other farm crop, it just occurs over a longer period of time.
Our Kraft paperboard is made from unbleached pulp and is highly recyclable in its most natural state;however even coated Kraft paperboard can be recycled with the proper equipment. Paper fibers can be recycled 5-7 times before deteriorating. Once fibers are completely worn out, they are used as a biofuel. Naturally, Kraft should be the number one choice for your bakery and foodservice items…and for our environment. Pie Boxes
Diane Costello –
I love these economically priced “10 inch Pie Boxes with Window”!
I have ordered several hundred of these over the years. As a member of the Fowler Community Center leadership, I and my friends who support the Community Center, are constantly on the lookout for ways to encourage financial help for our Center which provides a complete line of exercise equipment open to the general public, daily activities for people who just want to “drop in” and “hang out, ” and a gathering place for many of the seniors in our small community who just want to catch up with their friends or be on the inside track when it comes to the most recent community news in Fowler, Indiana. We do not charge for our services, but we do put on lots of fundraisers to keep our doors open. We used to do bake sales on a regular basis, but over the last few years, we realized that our true “bread & butter” as far as baked goods is home made pies! And that is why I have ordered hundreds of these! They keep our pies “visible” through the “window”, but they are secure in the boxes and protected while each pie waits to be re-homed with a purchaser! We generally charge $15 per pie (clear profit), but will frequently get generous “tips” above and beyond the price.