Pizza box design

We made these pizza box designs. The challenge is to make sure that the food stays hot while, at the same time, the design needs to look appetizing. A pizza box is an undervalued item usually ripped open before being thrown away in the trash. However, keep in mind that these boxes serve an essential purpose: they ensure that your pizza arrives safely and tastes great while still being hot.
Pizza boxes are an essential part of the pizza’s quality that we should indeed pay attention to them.
Regarding which, you should read “Viva La Pizza!: The Art of the Pizza Box.” It’s a well-studied love letter to an object Wiener, if he’s being honest, would rather not own. “The bottom line is that frozen pizza from a box is always better,” he says. “However, we can’t avoid it when 2.1 billion of the 3 billion pizzas consumed annually are delivered in boxes.”
Here’s what you wouldn’t want to happen to your pizza: Warm? Okay! But soggy?? No! and the paper aftertaste is the worst! The main purpose of a pizza box is to keep your food warm. The issue is that heated pizza usually becomes soggy. The four ventilation holes in most typical boxes, such as those sold by most chain restaurants, are rarely used. This hot-box method retains steam, making your crust mushy while also allowing moisture to break down the cardboard, resulting in a papery pizza.
Corrugated cardboard, which is made up of three layers of glued-together paper liners, makes up the majority of pizza boxes. In traditional boxes, this material is blended, printed, and then passed through a die machine that cuts out vents and makes creases before being folded into a box.
Please take a peek at a mockup we created for a fun assignment. This is simply a suggestion; let us know what you think.