White Greaseproof Chip Bag (6x4")

Greaseproof White Chip Bag (6x4") offers a clean, professional way to serve chips, wedges and hot snacks. The grease-resistant paper keeps oils and moisture away from customers' hands, improving the eating experience and reducing mess at the counter. Perfect for busy takeaways, cafés and food service operations that want reliable, fuss-free chip packaging.

Key Features

• Material: Food-safe greaseproof paper with grease and moisture resistance
• Size/Capacity: 152 x 102 mm (6" x 4"), ideal for single portions of chips or snacks
• Pack size: 1,000 per case
• Eco credentials: Recyclable paper, check local facilities for recycling guidance

Ideal For

Takeaways and chippers rely on these bags for serving single portions of chips, keeping service fast and fingers grease-free. Cafés use them for chips served alongside sandwiches and toasties, while delis find them handy for hot wedges and savoury snacks at the counter. Food trucks benefit from the compact size when space is tight, and caterers appreciate the clean presentation when serving finger food at events. Restaurants serving casual fare use them for table delivery of chip portions or as part of sharing platters.

Picture the lunch rush: a customer orders chips with their burger, and you slide a portion into one of these bags, hand it across the counter, and the grease stays where it belongs. At a catered event, guests pick up bags of seasoned wedges without worrying about oily fingers. In a busy deli, staff grab a bag, fill it with freshly cooked potato bites, and pass it to a customer in seconds. The neutral white finish works with any branding and keeps your service area looking tidy throughout the day.

Good to Know

Store in a dry area away from heat sources to maintain paper integrity. These bags pair well with the Large White Nested Fish and Chip Box (185x95x50mm) for combo meals or larger orders where you want the chip portion kept separate. The greaseproof paper is designed for direct food contact, so no liner is needed. After use, empty bags can go into paper recycling where facilities accept food-contaminated paper.