Kraft Taco Holder
A taco holder does one thing: it stops tacos falling over.
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San Antonio’s food service is shaped by two things: a deep Tex-Mex tradition and a large visitor economy concentrated in a walkable tourist district. Both push towards packaging that works for food eaten on the move, in one hand, by somebody who is not sitting down.
That is a specific requirement, and it is quite different from packaging for a seated restaurant meal.
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A visitor eating while walking has one hand available, no table, and often a drink in the other hand. The packaging has to be compact enough to hold securely, stable enough not to spill when the person is moving, and shallow enough that they can reach the food without stopping.
That rules out large flat platters and deep containers, and it argues for formats with a defined grip point — a holder, a scoop, a boat — rather than an open rectangle. It also makes a combined food-and-drink carrier genuinely useful rather than a novelty.
Cut to your shell type, with slot depth supporting the shell below the filling line so the taco does not tip when picked up.
A wider tray holding a holder plus rice, beans or chips. Turns three containers into one and speeds up the counter.
One or two wells for salsa, cheese or guacamole, sized to your pots or filled directly with a treated face.
Tex-Mex fillings are wet and run down into the base of a slot. Specify a treated face rather than treating it as optional.
Chosen against the requirements described above, not as a general catalogue listing.
A taco holder does one thing: it stops tacos falling over.
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A stadium carrier has to be usable by somebody walking up concrete steps in a crowd, holding a phone, wearing a coat, in the dark.
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The kraft paper food tray is the one shape that every counter ends up buying.
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The lidded compartment tray is the format that meal-prep businesses, bento services and premium takeaway have converged on.
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The chip and dip tray is the simplest divided format there is: a main bay and one or two smaller wells.
View tray & get pricing →Compact formats with a defined grip point — a holder, a scoop or a boat rather than an open rectangle. Stable enough not to spill when the person is moving, and shallow enough to reach into one-handed.
Slot depth that supports the shell below the filling line. Too shallow and the taco tips forward the moment it is picked up, which is the most common complaint about cheap holders.
Usually. A wider tray holding a taco holder plus rice, beans or chips replaces three containers, speeds up the counter and increases the average order value at the same time.
On untreated board, yes — sauce runs down the shell and pools at the base of the slot. A grease-resistant face handles a normal service and costs very little.
It does. Store stock in the coolest conditioned space you have, keep it in cartons, and order in quantities matched to a few months rather than a full year.
Yes. Those trays are designed from the servery fixtures inward — rail spacing, trolley shelf and tray return — rather than from the menu outward.
Send the specification, the quantity and the delivery address. We come back with unit price, tooling if any, freight and a real production date.