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For taco shops and taquerias
A taco order is heavier and wetter than it looks: foil wraps, salsa cups, chips, aguas frescas. Here's how to pack it so it lands right, in a bag that tells everyone where it came from.
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One taco order, four parts. Tap them in the order you would bag them and watch each one land. Then see the order that keeps the tortillas dry all the way home.
Tap what goes in first
Heavy and wet goes first, flat on the square bottom with the lids pressed down. If it tips, everything above it pays.
Food boxes stand on the soup layer, level, so fillings stay in and nothing slides.
Salsa cups and limes tuck into the corners, where the 3.5″ gussets open up. They stay upright and out of the way.
Chips ride on top, last in and first out. Nothing heavy sits on them, so they arrive crunchy.
A single taco weighs almost nothing. A family order is a different story. Twelve tacos in foil, rice and beans, a quart of consommé, chips, four salsa cups and two drinks add up fast, and most of that weight sits low and wet.
Thin bags fail in two places: the bottom, when a soup cup tips, and the handles, when someone lifts the whole order with one hand. Both happen at the worst moment, in front of your customer.
The order you pack in matters as much as the bag. This is the order that keeps everything upright:
Our bags open to 7″ deep with a flat square bottom, so that bottom layer sits level instead of sliding into the corners.
Heavy and wet on the bottom, light and crispy on top. Every time.
Hot food gives off steam. In a tightly sealed bag that steam has nowhere to go, so chips go soft and tortillas get gummy. Paper lets some of that steam out.
Fold the top over once instead of rolling it tight. It stays closed for the drive and the food still breathes.
Delivery apps carry a lot of taco orders, and your customer has no way to know if anyone opened the bag on the way. Our food tamper-evident stickers fix that. Fold the top, press one sticker across the fold, and if the bag gets opened the sticker shows it.
Every full box comes with 100 of them free, and the designs change every month, so your regulars always get something new.
Your sign out front only works on people driving past. Your bag rides home with every order, sits on a kitchen counter, and shows up in the photos people post of their dinner.
A bold taco shop logo, two or three colors, looks great on brown kraft. Upload it when you set up your box, see it on the bag, and we print the front for free.

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[02]Taco shop questions
Not if it goes in first. Set it flat on the square bottom, then build the rest of the order around it.
Each bag carries 22 lb by the handles. For big catering orders, split the food across two bags so each one is easy to carry.
Yes, any colors. Bold logos with two or three strong colors look sharpest on brown kraft.
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The Kraft Discovery Box gives you 50 bags with your logo printed free and 50 food tamper-evident stickers. Pack your busiest night with them and decide after.
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