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Pick a sheet from the photos on the left, drop your logo on it and see how the print sits on real paper before you commit to anything. Send it over and we email a PDF proof and a written quote within one business day. The proof is free, there is no cart, and nothing is charged until you approve the job in writing.
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Every kitchen wraps something different.
Sheets that close around a hot burger or a loaded sub, hold together on the walk to the table and still show your mark when the customer unfolds them.
The red check everyone recognizes, newsprint patterns and custom prints doing the same job: keeping baskets and trays clean between tables and making a plain basket of fries look finished. Liners are cut to drape over the rim with a little to spare.
Small squares that stack between pressed patties in the walk-in, fry paper that lines cups and boats, and cones for portions eaten standing up. These are the sheets a kitchen uses by the thousand without anyone noticing them.
Burrito and taco wraps on a firmer grease-resistant base that holds a wet filling without going soft, plus general wrapping sheets for barbecue, hot dogs, pizza slices and bakery counters.
Flat and gusseted bags and loose wax sheets for cookies, bread, cured meats, cheese and anything sold by the piece from a counter. A printed bag does the work of a label and a sheet at once and leaves with every sale.
Not sure which range fits? Send a photo of the food and the container it leaves in and we will suggest a sheet and a size by return. The deli paper size chart lists every standard cut against the food it is meant to wrap.
These are the products most kitchens order first, usually as a 12 x 12 in. sheet in one color. Every one is printed to your artwork, proofed before press and quoted in writing.
Custom Printed Deli PaperFrom $0.30 a sheet12 x 12 in. · 12 x 15 in. · 15 x 15 in.Sandwiches, burgers, counter service and tray lining with a logo or pattern
Burger Wrap PaperFrom $0.30 a sheet10 x 10 in. · 12 x 12 in. · 12 x 15 in.Burgers, sliders and chicken sandwiches for dine-in and takeout
Sandwich Wrap PaperFrom $0.30 a sheet12 x 12 in. · 12 x 15 in. · 15 x 15 in.Deli sandwiches, subs, bagels and wrapsRed Checkered Basket LinersFrom $0.30 a sheet12 x 12 in. · 12 x 15 in. · 15 x 15 in.Burger and fry baskets, wings, barbecue trays
Fry PaperFrom $0.30 a sheet6 x 6 in. · 6 x 10 in. · 10 x 10 in.French fries, tots, onion rings and tenders in cups, boats and bagsBurrito Wrapping PaperFrom $0.30 a sheet12 x 12 in. · 12 x 15 in. · 15 x 15 in.Burritos, quesadillas and wet fillings that need to stay sealedPatty PaperFrom $0.30 a sheet4.75 x 5 in. · 5.5 x 5.5 in. · 6 x 6 in.Separating burger patties, cheese slices and portions in the walk-inWax Paper BagsFrom $0.30 a sheet6 x 6 in. · 6 x 8 in. · 7 x 9 in.Cookies, sandwiches, cured meats and bakery items sold by the bagFive stocks cover nearly every order we print.
| Stock | What it looks like | Grease hold-out | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dry wax | Bleached white with a slight sheen and a soft hand; folds easily and stays folded | Light. Fine for food eaten within minutes, not for a delivery bag | Dine-in burgers and sandwiches, basket liners, patty paper, bakery counters | 1–3 spot colors |
| Grease-resistant | White or kraft, matte surface, firmer fold that holds a crease | High. Keeps oil off the bag, the box and the customer's hands | Fries, fried chicken, burritos, boxed and delivered orders | 1–3 spot colors, full color on white |
| Natural kraft | Unbleached brown with visible fiber; warm and matte | Medium. Hides grease spots better than any white sheet | Delis, barbecue, bakeries, anything with a rustic counter | 1–2 colors in dark inks, or white ink |
| Bleached white | Bright, clean white with an even surface that shows color true | Medium, with a grease-resistant version for takeout | Full-color logos, patterns and bright brand colors | 1–3 spot colors or full color |
| Black | Solid black through the sheet, no show-through on the fold | High, on a grease-resistant base | Burger and steak sandwich counters that want a darker look | White ink, plus one or two accent colors |
All five stocks are printed with food-safe soy and water-based inks on the outside face only, so the side that touches the food stays unprinted. Dry wax is for cold and warm holds, not the oven or microwave. Our guide to deli paper stocks and what each one does goes into the detail and the trade-offs between them.
Your sheets are printed flexographically on a continuous roll, then sheeted, counted and boxed. Here is what happens between your email and the cases arriving at your back door.
We print one thing: food paper. No cups, no boxes, no signage. That focus means the press operators know what a dry wax sheet does when it is folded hot, and the proofing team knows that a logo placed dead center disappears under the burger.
Our minimum is 1,000 sheets per print run, which is about two weeks of wrap for a single-location burger counter. A first run is small enough to test on real orders before you commit a whole season to one design.
Sheet size, stock, ink count and quantity all move the cost, so a posted rate card would be wrong for half the orders that come in.
Your artwork, plates and color references stay on file. A reorder uses the same art, the same stock and the same color match, so the sheet that arrives in month six looks like the one you approved in month one.
Vector PDF, AI or EPS gives the cleanest line on press. A high-resolution PNG or JPG works for a one-color mark. If all you have is a photo of the storefront, send it; redrawing a simple wordmark is included in the free proof.
Independent burger joints and smokehouses, delis and bagel shops, food trucks, concession stands, taquerias, pizzerias, bakeries and multi-location groups that need the same sheet shipped to several addresses at once.
Short, specific reads for anyone ordering printed food paper for the first time: which stock to pick, which size closes a double burger, how a logo prints on brown paper and what to send as artwork.
Deli Paper Stocks ExplainedWhat each paper stock does with grease, heat and ink, and which one suits your menu.
Which Deli Paper Size Do You Need? 12 x 12, 12 x 15 and 15 x 15 ComparedMatch sheet size to burgers, subs, burritos, baskets and fries before you order.
Printing a Logo on Deli PaperHow one, two and full-color prints look on each stock, and how a repeat keeps the logo visible.
Deli Paper Artwork GuideWhat to send, what the proof shows and the mistakes that soften on absorbent paper.
How Restaurants Use Custom Deli PaperWhere printed sheets earn their keep in burger joints, delis, taquerias, food trucks and bakeries.The questions we answer by phone most weeks. Pick a topic and open a row; if yours is missing, the quote form has a notes box.
Mostly as a wrap for burgers and sandwiches, as a liner in baskets and trays, and as a barrier sheet between patties or under fries.
One print run is 1,000 sheets at minimum. For a single counter that is roughly two weeks of wrap, so a first order is a small commitment.
Production takes 4–6 business days from the day you approve the proof in writing. Free tracked delivery then takes 2–3 business days to any US address.
Yes. We print with food-safe soy and water-based inks on the outside face of the sheet only, so the side that touches the food stays unprinted.
If the burger is eaten within minutes on site, dry wax feels softer and costs less per sheet. If it travels in a bag, go with grease-resistant.
Yes, on bleached white and grease-resistant white stocks. Most restaurants find one or two spot colors look sharper on paper and cost less, so the quote usually shows both options.
That is what the proof is for. We lay the logo out as a repeat so part of the mark shows on every fold, and the PDF marks the spacing.
No. The PDF proof and the written quote come first, free, and changes to the proof are free as well. Printing starts only after you approve both in writing.
Yes. Ask for a swatch pack on the quote form and we send a sheet of each stock so you can wrap a real order in each one.
Yes. Give us the Pantone number or a printed sample. Paper tone shifts the result, so the proof names the stock the match was made for.
Yes. Free tracked delivery covers every US address, usually in 2–3 business days once the cases leave us. We do not ship outside the US.
Report it within 10 days of delivery with photos of the sheets and cases and we reprint the order or refund it.
Send the product, a sheet size and roughly how many sheets you go through in a month. We reply in writing within one business day with a price and a free design proof. Prefer to talk? Call (503) 461-4788 or message us on WhatsApp.