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Packaging For Carry-Out Slices

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indie_pizza

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I’m big on conservation for both environmental and financial responsibility. Right now we are using 8" boxes for our carry-out slices and it bugs me that I use so much packaging and that $.26 in potential profit goes out the door with each order.

What are you all using? Anyone seen any other interesting solutions?
 
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steveo922:
Why not get slice boxes?
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Hadn’t seen those before, guess I wasn’t using the right search words for google. Looks like I can get those for about $.13/ea and much less wasted paper, so that’s an improvement.
 
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1 slice = 9"paper plate in #8 bag
2 slices = same as above except another plateon top in a 12x15 bag
3 slices or more = boxes
 
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when cusotmers want their slices for take-out we give it to them in a stryo container like you would get a salad in.
 
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All the Ny style places I have eaten at. You get it on a paper plate in a paper bag. If you get to about 3 slices or so you get it in a box.

Its what i plan to do when I open in a few years.
 
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I like the bag idea quite a bit, I’m wondering if I can get them printed with my logo for cheap…

Just closed a deal today to put slices into a small deli opening in our small mall right next to our movie theater. 😛

Thanks guys.
 
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how about a stamp we had one made for our little 7inch ind pizza and stamp our logo on each one, cost about 45 dollars
 
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I personally like the stamp idea. I’ve seen this at several restaurants and it gives it a very personalized touch.
Just make sure it matches the rest of your logos/colors, etc.

Liz Barrett, editor-in-chief
PMQ Pizza Magazine
www.pmq.com
 
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We use a S2 stryo meat tray we can put 3 pieces on it and then we put it in a wax sandwich bag
 
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