Answer
Dec 27, 2022 - 01:44 PM
This bag can hold 5 to 10 lbs of food - however this bag in particular doesn't seem big enough for a half pan tray (if you're referring to the 1/2 hotel pan standard size.)
I've got a disposable aluminum half tray here that measures 12.75 x 10.5 inches along the top / outer rim - and it's too large for this bag. The bags themselves also have a small variance in size, and may not be exactly 12 x 10 in. - so it's always safer to make sure the bags are a little larger than the exact size of the pan.
You should also leave yourself a little room so that your hand fits in the bag when placing the containers inside - especially when using paper bags (since they're not very stretchy and can tear more easily.) It also helps with customers being able to remove the contents easily.
For catering pans, we generally see customers using these plastic bags - https://www.mrtakeoutbags.com/product...
I've got a disposable aluminum half tray here that measures 12.75 x 10.5 inches along the top / outer rim - and it's too large for this bag. The bags themselves also have a small variance in size, and may not be exactly 12 x 10 in. - so it's always safer to make sure the bags are a little larger than the exact size of the pan.
You should also leave yourself a little room so that your hand fits in the bag when placing the containers inside - especially when using paper bags (since they're not very stretchy and can tear more easily.) It also helps with customers being able to remove the contents easily.
For catering pans, we generally see customers using these plastic bags - https://www.mrtakeoutbags.com/product...
