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For fish taco and Baja style shops
Fish tacos are a race against steam. Here's how to pack them so the batter still crunches 20 minutes later, in a 110 GSM kraft bag with your logo printed free.
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Four parts of one Friday order. Tap them in the order you'd bag them and watch each one drop into the bag. Then see the order that keeps every layer dry.
Tap what goes in first
Heavy and wet goes first, flat on the square bottom with the lids pressed down. If it tips, everything above it pays.
Food boxes stand on the soup layer, level, so fillings stay in and nothing slides.
Salsa cups and limes tuck into the corners, where the 3.5″ gussets open up. They stay upright and out of the way.
Chips ride on top, last in and first out. Nothing heavy sits on them, so they arrive crunchy.
A fried fish taco is perfect for about two minutes. Then the heat inside the batter turns to steam, the steam hits a closed lid, and it rains back down onto the fish. By the time the order gets to Mission Beach, crunchy is soft.
You can't stop the steam. You can give it somewhere to go and keep the wet stuff away from the fried stuff. That's most of the job.
Wet and heavy on the bottom. Crispy and light on top. Sauce on the side, never on the fish.
White sauce and chipotle crema are what people love about a Baja style taco. They're also what kills the batter on a long drive. Put them in their own cups, add the cabbage at the shop only if the ride is short, and let the customer finish the taco at home.
It costs you a few cups. It saves you the order that shows up soggy and never comes back.
Taco Tuesday and Friday nights mean big orders: a dozen tacos, two sides of rice and beans, a quart of horchata. Our bag is 12″ × 7″ × 14″ and carries 22 lb, with paper handles taped inside, so one bag does the job where a thin bag needs a second one around it.
Every box also comes with 100 free food tamper-evident stickers. Fold the top, seal it, and your delivery orders arrive exactly how they left your window.
Keep it bold. Your shop name big enough to read from across a parking lot, plus one simple picture if you have one: a fish, a wave, a taco. Navy, red and black look sharp on brown kraft. Bright teals and pinks pop on white.
Your logo goes on the whole front, up to 12 × 14 in, and you see it on the bag before you pay.

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[02]Fish taco shop questions
Put soups and wet sides flat on the bottom with lids pressed down, and vent the taco boxes. Steam that can escape doesn't soak into the bag or the batter.
It depends on your boxes. The bag is 12″ × 7″ × 14″ with a flat bottom and carries 22 lb, so a big family order fits in one bag.
Brown kraft with a navy or black logo looks clean and coastal. White is the pick if your logo is bright teal, pink or orange.
No. One box is enough, and the setup fee is $0. Your logo is printed free on the front.
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