Toothpick Plain Cello Wrapped - 1000 Pcs

Patek Packaging’s Toothpick Plain Cello Wrapped is the key to experiencing toothpicks' hygienic and hassle-free use. Perfect for any occasion, these toothpicks are individually wrapped for maximum hygiene. Whether you are at a restaurant, having guests over, or just need a toothpick on the run, ours will work perfectly. 

About the Product

Crafted from premium wood materials, these toothpicks are strong and durable without being harsh on gums. An indispensable item for any home or restaurant, our Toothpick Plain Cello Wrapped will take your dental hygiene to the next level.

Specifications

Benefits

• Hygiene. Our toothpicks will stay fresh and uncontaminated thanks to the cellophane packaging of each stick.
• Convenience. The convenience of our individually wrapped toothpicks makes them ideal for use on the move. 
• Freshness. The packaging keeps our toothpicks from drying out, so they stay fresh longer.
• Presentation. In establishments like restaurants and hotels, they can elevate the dining experience to a more refined level.

Uses

Food and Beverage Industry

These are perfect for serving small appetizers, hors d'oeuvres, or garnishes at restaurants, cafes, and catering services.

Hospitality Industry

Best for hotels and resorts. They are usual staples in rooms or hotel restaurants.

Event Planning

Catering businesses use them to set tables or serve finger foods at weddings and parties.

Travel and Tourism

Airlines, trains, and cruise ships provide them to passengers on board for convenience during meals.

Healthcare

Hospitals and dental clinics may provide patients with post-operative or post-meal oral hygiene.

Food Packaging Industry

Added to pre-packaged foods or food orders for takeout to give consumers a quick and easy approach to personal hygiene.

Facts

There is a fascinating history behind toothpicks that goes back thousands of years. The ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans were among those whose societies were known to make toothpicks out of anything from twigs and bones to quills and other unconventional materials. 

Charles Forster patented a machine for mass-producing toothpicks in the 19th century, which is when they became popular in the US. Toothpicks became standard in American homes and restaurants, and dental hygiene was forever changed.

Toothpicks have found many uses in many cultures and professions outside of dentistry. They are used in food preparation, cocktail garnishes, crafts, DIY projects, and tooth cleaning. Their adaptability and practicality make them indispensable in daily life, demonstrating how even the smallest things can profoundly affect societies.

Pick Quality Toothpicks From Patek

Our toothpicks offer cleanliness, portability, and ease of use, making them perfect for places like restaurants, cafes, and trips. Enjoy the ease of food presentation and oral hygiene with our Toothpick Plain Cello Wrapped. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best way to keep plain cello-wrapped toothpicks fresh and germ-free?

Store Toothpick Plain Cello Stored in a cool, dry spot, out of the reach of heat and moisture.

Keep them in their original packaging or place them in an airtight container to avoid contamination and air exposure.

For optimal freshness and hygiene, use them before the expiration date.

Are plain, cello-wrapped toothpicks safe for kids to use?

Choking hazards can arise when children misuse toothpicks or when they are left within reach. The risk of choking is higher in young children because they often put things that are too small in their mouths. To prevent children from hurting themselves, adults should always keep a close eye on them while they use toothpicks and only let them use them for food picking.

What precautions should be taken when using Toothpick Plain Cello Wrapped?

• To prevent potential choking hazards, keep out of children's reach.
• Use with care to avoid injuring yourself or others due to accidental punctures.
• Ensure proper disposal to minimize damage to the environment.
• Do not use it if the packaging is compromised or damaged.