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The Chevler Grease-Resistant Paper Chip Crowns are ideal for restaurant owners, pub operators, and catering professionals looking to elevate their food presentation with a vintage aesthetic. These pre-cut newspaper print crowns effectively hold chips, onion rings, and chicken goujons while minimizing oil mess and maintaining heat, though their fixed dimensions may limit the volume of food per serving compared to larger traditional bowls.
| Model Part Number | CC003 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Chevler |
These are designed for serving fried goods and are not recommended for microwave use.
Yes, they are made of paper and are generally recyclable or compostable depending on local waste regulations.
The crowns have a base diameter of 50mm.
The product is designed for food-safe contact; however, keep them stored in a dry place to maintain material integrity.
Each pack contains 1100 individual paper crowns.
Ensure the fried food is properly drained of excess oil before placing it into the crown.
Ensure the base is fully expanded and place it inside a supportive holder like a wire basket or ramekin if stability is an issue.
Setup is straightforward: simply unfold the pre-cut crowns and place them into your chosen serving vessel. The crowns measure 175mm in height and 50mm in diameter at the base, making them compatible with standard 5-6cm diameter serving cones or small buckets. For hygiene, store the unused crowns in a dry, cool environment away from direct sunlight and humidity to prevent the paper from softening. While the material is grease-resistant, it is a single-use paper product and should be disposed of in appropriate paper recycling bins after each use. Avoid contact with open flames or excessive heat sources, such as placing them directly against a deep fryer heating element, as they are combustible.
