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Sandwich Packs

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Give a fresh sandwich a pack that keeps it easy to see, carry and serve. Sandwich Packs at Discount Packaging Warehouse includes kraft wedges, windowed paper boxes, clear triangular containers and selected meal boxes for Australian cafes, delis and takeaway counters. Choose around the sandwich shape and the way your customer will enjoy it.

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A sandwich looks more tempting when the filling is presented neatly and the pack feels ready for the day. Sandwich Packs at Discount Packaging Warehouse offers paper wedges, windowed boxes, clear triangular containers and related takeaway meal packs for Australian cafes, delis and food sellers. A triangle cut for a display fridge needs a different shape from a larger sandwich or lunch combination. Browse the range to make the first glance, the handover and the meal itself work together.

Put the sandwich on display

Kraft sandwich wedges follow the familiar triangle shape of a cut sandwich, while clear plastic triangle boxes reveal the layers from more angles. Paper boxes with transparent windows give another balance between presentation and enclosure. These are useful choices when customers select lunch by sight from a cabinet or counter. Match the depth and opening to the bread and filling you serve so the sandwich remains the main attraction.

Pack a lunch for takeaway

Rectangular paper sandwich boxes and selected clear meal-prep containers make space for different lunch formats. A burger, sandwich or snack combination may call for a broader box than a triangle wedge. Some packs have printed or coloured designs for a livelier handover, while plain kraft keeps the look simple. Think about whether the customer will eat soon, carry the meal to work or share it at a picnic.

Make the counter feel ready

The range includes paper tray styles and related hot-dog or snack boxes alongside the core sandwich packs. That gives a food counter ways to serve neighbouring menu items without using a wedge for everything. Choose a small group of pack shapes that follows your actual menu, so staff can reach for the right container as the order comes together.