Use a burger container beyond packing burgers.
You may receive stares if you ask someone what to pack with a burger box. As per the name, paper burger boxes are suitable for burgers. From our white burger box to the bio burger box, they are ideal for assorted burgers. Over time, more dishes were fitting these boxes – bento cake in brown burger packaging and takeaway boxes for gyozas – and today we are looking at noodles.
Why Not Use a Paper Burger Container for Smaller Portions of Noodles and Pasta?
Particularly for food festival disposable packaging and charity events, using the burger container for noodles is worth it. Not only do you control the portion, but it is also convenient to eat on the go. The structure of the burger packaging box is strong, therefore does not deform easily. Moreover, it can be used to pack kid meals. Think of small servings of nuggets, puffs and wedges. As such, this disposable container is a must-have for restaurants out there.
The Disposable Food Box is Ideal for Greasy Food
Noodles are usually greasy and you need a container that does not leak. The burger container has a layer of food-grade wax on the inside. As per the image above, fried noodles are topped with an egg too. So even if you are serving pasta, there is no need to worry. If you do not want a cover, opt for our disposable plate. For smaller portions, opt for our brown paper plates.
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Paper Burger Box [Brown]
- Free Shipping
- Ideal for standard sized burgers and bagels
- Also known as nasi lemak food box
- Made from recycled paper and has a layer of PE coating inside
- 800 pieces per carton
We hope this article provides a brief insight into packing noodles in a burger container. For a regular portion, there is no better option than our disposable lunch box. Spend some time browsing through our disposable food boxes as many options could fit your takeaway needs. Including our 3 compartment lunch box, also known as bento meal container.
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