SafePro BBQ1/2 0.5-Gallon BBQ Foil Bag, 500/CS
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- For BBQ take-out and delivery
- Half-gallon capacity
- Paper-coated aluminum foil construction
- Insulated construction keeps food hot
- Seals in juices to prevent evaporation
- 500-count bulk buy
- Fun BBQ graphic in red on white
- Great for barbecue joints, concession stands, and food carts
Packing up barbecue foods like corn on the cob, wings, ribs, and whole chickens is easy with the SafePro BBQ1/2 0.5-Gallon BBQ Foil Bag, 500/CS. Their spacious capacity and fun BBQ-inspired print make them a must-have item for any food cart, concession stand, or BBQ joint selling take-out or delivery. They keep food hot, juicy, and ready to eat.
| ID | 43633 |
|---|---|
| Width (Inch) | 7 |
| Height (Inch) | 14 |
| SKU | BBQ1/2 |
| Manufacturer | SafePro |
| Units of measure | CS |
| Discontinued | No |
| Weight (Lbs) | 18.000000 |
| UPC | 600142265727 |
| Type Filter | Bag |
| Material | Paper-coated aluminum foil |
| Color | White |
| Style | Printed |
Half-Gallon Size
The half-gallon size can hold large orders of barbecue. Use it to package up your delectable ribs or large orders of wings. These bags are even spacious enough to hold an entire BBQ chicken. Thanks to their large capacity, you can package up a wide range of products, eliminating the need to have separate bags for each of your offerings.
Paper-Coated Aluminum Foil
Made with paper-coated aluminum foil, the SafePro BBQ1 foil bags offer superior insulation. They’ll keep your wings, ribs, and more warm and ready-to-eat so that your customers have a pleasurable take-out experience. The foil also helps seal in juices and flavor so that your food stays flavorful for longer.
Fun BBQ Graphic
The bags feature a fun BBQ-inspired print in red that pops against the white paper. The bold colors and words like “BBQ” and “BARBECUE” will lure customers to your food cart, concession stand, or barbeque joint.
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We have just started out delivering in our restaurant which is rather new, too. Maybe, later on, we will come up with customized bags with our name on them. But as of now, I'm in love with these. They're incredibly convenient for delivering wings and ribs! And they are a perfect alternative to buckets