The Chef 101 No PFAS Added Black Paper Bakery Wrap and Basket Liner is a 12-by-12-inch greaseproof paper sheet that Restaurantware sells in boxes of 2,000. The sheet is black and printed with pictures of sandwiches, burgers and tacos, plus the words "Bon Appetit." Restaurantware's own description calls it a bakery wrap, basket liner, taco liner, food wrap and deli paper, which shows how many jobs one precut sheet can cover.
What the Label Says
The "No PFAS Added" in the product name matches how Restaurantware describes the paper: premium paper made with no added PFAS. The grease resistance comes from somewhere else. According to the product description, a silicone coating is what makes the sheets greaseproof and helps prevent messes.
The description also calls these liners BPI-certified. If a contract or local rule requires a specific certification, check the current details on the product page before you order, because listings can change.
Uses Beyond the Bread Basket
Bread baskets are the obvious use, but the product's own wording suggests several more:
- Tacos and wraps: Restaurantware calls the sheets taco liners, and tacos are part of the printed artwork.
- Burgers and sandwiches: The burger and sandwich images suit counter-service baskets and trays.
- Bakery wrapping: As a bakery wrap, a sheet can go around a pastry, cookie or roll at the counter.
- Deli paper: Restaurantware also calls it deli paper, so it can line trays or separate items.
- Cold storage: The liners are freezable, and the description suggests using them when refrigerating leftovers.
The sheets are meant to be thrown away after use, which the description presents as a way to speed up cleanup.
Related Chef 101 Liners
The Bon Appetit print is one of many Chef 101 No PFAS Added wraps and liners in the Restaurantware catalog. Others in the same 12-by-12-inch, 2,000-count format include plain black, plain white, newsprint, plaid, and stripes in black and white, blue and white, pink and white, and turquoise and white. Kraft prints include Triple Decker, Mexican Agave, Mini Burger and Cup of Joe. Several designs also come in a 15-by-11-inch size.
The details differ by item. The plain black 12-by-12-inch liner is described as recyclable. Some 15-by-11-inch sheets and a few kraft 12-by-12-inch prints have "Compostable" in their product names. Check the specific listing instead of assuming one claim covers the whole Chef 101 line.
Plain or Printed Black?
A plain black liner looks the same under any menu item. The Bon Appetit print adds food illustrations and a phrase that fits burger, taco and sandwich concepts. The two share the same size, count and no-PFAS-added paper description, so the choice comes down to the look you want.
Ordering
Restaurantware sells the liners by the case on Restaurantware.com. Orders placed before 3 PM CST ship the same day. Support is available by chat, email and phone for questions about sizes or patterns.
