French fry bag dieline

Free french fry bag dieline template: a small paper bag for fries, chips and snacks, plain or foil-lined. Enter width, gusset and length; get a print-ready PDF with the folds, the thumb notch and the glue strip.

About this dieline French fry bag dieline template: cut, fold and safe-area lines

About this dieline

A french fry bag is a small paper bag for fries, chips and other hot snacks: nuggets, onion rings, churros. It is a short pinch bottom bag, usually of greaseproof or foil-lined paper, with gussets so it opens wide enough for a scoop.

Enter the width, the gusset and the length and download a print-ready PDF of the web with the folds, the thumb notch and the glue strip. Set the gusset to 0 for a flat bag.

Which paper is used for fry bags?

Greaseproof paper, so the oil does not show through, or paper laminated with foil to keep the food hot. Ask your printer which they run; the dieline is the same.

What is the difference from a french fries box?

A box is cut from board and stands on the tray. A bag is made from thin paper on a roll, costs less and packs flat by the thousand. Many shops use both: boxes to eat in, bags to take away.

French fry bag sizes: small greaseproof bags for fries and chips →