Biscotti are long, hard, and meant to be shown standing up, which makes their box a specific shape problem: it needs to be long and narrow enough to hold the cookies upright without them sliding and cracking, sturdy enough that a hard cookie does not punch through, and often windowed so the biscotti display like they would in a bakery jar. A box built for round cookies gets biscotti wrong.
We build biscotti packaging boxes as long tuck cartons, rigid boxes, and window boxes in kraft and full color, sized to hold biscotti standing or laid in a row, with grease resistant food grade board and a window to show the cookies. Dividers keep them from knocking, and the print carries the flavor and brand. It suits bakeries, biscotti makers, coffee shop retail, and gift and gourmet cookie lines.
No minimum order lets a bakery package biscotti in a box without a bulk run. Tell us the biscotti length and count and whether you want a window and we will spec a box that holds them upright and shows them off.
Long, narrow, and standing up
How is a biscotti box different from a regular cookie box?
It is long and narrow to hold biscotti upright, since they are long and crack if they slide. A box built for round cookies gets the shape wrong. We size it to hold them standing or in a row.
Can the biscotti be seen?
Yes, a window shows the biscotti standing like they would in a bakery jar, which is how they sell. Full print with no window is also available.
Are they food safe and grease resistant?
Yes, grease resistant food grade board handles biscotti, including chocolate dipped ones. Dividers keep them from knocking together in transit.
Is there a minimum order?
No minimum, so a bakery can package biscotti in a box without a bulk run.
