Collection: Greaseproof paper

A sheet of greaseproof paper may be the smallest part of your packaging, but it makes a surprising difference. It goes at the bottom of a sweet box, under a bento cake or between cookies and brownies. It keeps grease in, so your box stays clean, and a cheerful print makes everything look finished straight away.

Designs for every occasion

We have plain greaseproof paper in white and kraft, classic patterns such as red and white gingham, blue and pink checks, pink stripes, black dots and red hearts, and seasonal designs for Christmas, Sinterklaas, Easter and Halloween. Pink stripes and red hearts also come in a large size, for bigger boxes and platters.

What do you use greaseproof paper for?

• As a base in a sweet box: the sweets look neat and there are no grease marks on the board.
• Under a bento cake: a sheet under the cake in the bento box looks festive and keeps the base clean.
• Between layers: place a sheet between cookies or brownies so they do not stick together.
• On a serving platter: handy on a sweet table or when selling at a market.

Frequently asked questions

How many sheets are in a pack?

All types of greaseproof paper are sold per 100 sheets.

What is the difference with baking paper?

Baking paper is made for the oven. Greaseproof paper is for packing and presenting: it keeps grease in and comes in printed designs.

What do I combine it with?

Fold the paper to size or let an edge stick out for a playful look. Combine it with the sweet boxes or with zigzag paper shred for extra volume.