Kraft pastry box - 19x19x9 (50 pcs)

This kraft pastry box, 19 x 19 x 9 cm, is a compact cake box with window for a small cake, a stack of brownies or a few cupcakes. The brown kraft board gives a natural, artisan look, and through the window in the lid your work stays on show. You order in packs of 50.

Which bakes suit 19 x 19 x 9 cm?

A cake up to about 16 cm across, a bento cake, four cupcakes with a low swirl or a stack of brownies. At 9 cm tall there is room for decoration, without the contents sliding around in a box that is too big.

How does the box work?

The box is one piece and pops up; you set it up in no time and close the hinged lid. Finish the box with a satin ribbon, cord or a themed sticker. For flat bakes there is the kraft pastry box of 19 x 19 x 5 cm.

Material, food contact and disposal

Material: GC2 kraft board 300 g/m², unprinted. According to my supplier's declaration of compliance, the box is suitable for direct contact with dry and fatty foods, such as small cakes, brownies or cupcakes, at room temperature or colder. It is not intended for moist, acidic or liquid foods, or for the oven or microwave. The box meets the PFAS requirements of Regulation (EU) 2025/40, and the sum of lead, cadmium, mercury and hexavalent chromium stays below 100 mg/kg.

Disposal in the Netherlands: remove the window. The board (21 PAP) goes with paper and cardboard, the window (01 PET) with plastic packaging (PMD). Elsewhere, follow your local rules.

Frequently asked questions

Does a bento cake fit in the kraft pastry box?

Yes, a bento cake or small cake up to about 16 cm across fits on the 19 x 19 cm base, with 9 cm of height for the decoration.

Can the box with its contents go in the freezer?

Yes, according to my supplier's specification this box is suitable for the freezer. Food contact has been assessed at room temperature or colder; oven and microwave are excluded.

How do you dispose of the box?

In the Netherlands the empty board (21 PAP) goes with paper and cardboard. Remove the PET window (01 PET) first; it goes with plastic packaging (PMD). Elsewhere, follow your local rules.