7" Round Aluminum Foil Container (Base Only) - 500 Pcs

7” Round Aluminum Foil Container is a multifunctional, environmentally friendly, and highly practical item widely utilized in the food sector, homes, and various industries. Their rounded shape, combined with the inherent attributes of aluminum, makes them well-suited for packaging, storing, and transporting a diverse array of items. 

About the Product

Patek Packaging offers round aluminum foil containers made from lightweight aluminum to provide a versatile and efficient solution for packaging and preserving food. These containers are ideal for diverse culinary tasks such as cooking, baking, reheating, and storing food items.

Products Specifications

Benefits

• Aluminum containers provide even cooking and heating of food while minimizing cooking time. The even dispersion of heat provided by aluminum foil containers ensures wonderful results.
• The lightweight characteristic of aluminum foil containers makes them remarkably easy to manage and transport. This quality renders them well-suited for picnics, outdoor events, and takeout meals. 
• Foil containers are adaptable and can store a wide variety of foods. These containers can handle everything from grilling meats to baking desserts. 
• These foil containers resist high and low temperatures, retaining their shape during cooking and handling.
• Aluminum foil containers have good barrier characteristics that help maintain the food's flavour and scent.
• Extremely recyclable and, hence, an environmentally friendly option. Aluminum is capable of being recycled indefinitely without any degradation in quality.

Uses

Facts

Aluminum foil containers trace their lineage back to the early 20th century.

• 1903: The initial production of aluminum foil occurred in France. 
• 1911: the Swiss company Tobler, based in Bern, started wrapping chocolate bars with aluminum foil, introducing the distinctive triangular strip now associated with Toblerone, a design still prevalent today. 
• 1913: The first commercial in the United States was the packaging of Life Savers in the now-iconic shiny metal tubes. 
• World War II: The demand for aluminum foil surged significantly, with early military uses involving chaff deployment from bombers to confound and mislead radar tracking systems. Aluminum foil was necessary in supporting defence efforts on the home front during this period.
• 1948: The initial introduction of pre-formed full-foil food packaging containers. It marks the beginning of a comprehensive range of moulded and air-formed foil containers available in supermarkets today. 
• 1950s - 1960s: Witnessed remarkable growth, with TV dinners in compartment trays beginning to reshape the food market. Packaging foils come in three main types: household/institutional foils, semi-rigid foil containers, and flexible packaging. The use of aluminum foil in each category has experienced consistent growth over the decades.

Choose Patek Packaging 

Patek Packaging provides dependable food packaging solutions, including aluminum foil containers. We take pride in offering diverse sizes and materials tailored to our customers' requirements. 

Our low-cost bulk alternatives allow businesses to save money without sacrificing quality. Trust in our affordable selections to consistently deliver reliable performance for your packaging needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you microwave an aluminum foil container?

Certainly, aluminum containers are safe for use in the microwave. Nevertheless, observe a few guidelines when placing an aluminum foil container inside the microwave.

When you place an aluminum tray in a microwave oven, the microwaves reflect off the aluminum, preventing them from passing through the food. As a result, it only heats the upper layer of the food. Sparks will not occur unless the aluminum foil comes into contact with the sides of the microwave.

Do aluminum foil containers affect the food’s taste?

The flavour of food remains unaltered when stored in foil containers since these containers generally possess a neutral taste. However, over time, certain highly salty or acidic foods might interact with the aluminum, occasionally imparting a subtle metallic taste. For the majority of everyday dishes and storage scenarios, the taste remains unchanged. 

Can you recycle aluminum containers?

Growing concerns regarding the environmental consequences of food packaging have spurred efforts to find more environmentally friendly alternatives. In contrast to plastic and foam containers, which may require centuries to decompose, aluminum is a recyclable material with a notably high recycling rate. 

You can recycle and reuse it multiple times, with recycling rates of up to 25 cycles. The process of recycling aluminum is simple and does not produce harmful substances. Aluminum containers also have a comparatively brief environmental lifespan that can weather and degrade in soil over two to three years.