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Bakerycatalog.Pdf APRONS ITEM. DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS ISL250011 24"x42" WHITE APRON 10/100/CS ISL250021 28"x46" POLY APRON 5/100/CS ISL250FH20 **28"x46" EMBOSSED APRON 5/100/CS BAKERY BREAD POLY BAGS ITEM. DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS FORD155NP 5"x4"x18" POLY BAG CLEAR BREAD 1M/CS PPC300164 5.25"x3.25"x18" BREAD BAG MACHINE 1M/CS GLAZED PPC300167 6"x3.5"x18" BREAD BAG MACHINE 1M/CS GLAZED BAKERY WAXED BAGS ITEM. DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS PPC300294 4# WAXED BAKERY BAG - WHITE 1M/CS PPC300296 5/6# WAXED BAKERY BAG - WHITE 1M/CS PPC300298 8# WAXED BAKERY BAG - WHITE 1M/CS PPC300292 10/12# WAX BAKERY BAG - WHITE 1M/CS PPC300286 12# ECOCRAFT DUBL WAX ARTISAN BAG 500/CS ICING PASTRY BAGS ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS PRB18NS 18" PASTRY BAGS - CLEAR - DISPOSABLE 100/RL PRB21NS 21" PASTRY BAGS - CLEAR - DISPOSABLE 100/RL ENJPB2100CC 21" CLEAR PASTRY BAG – LARGE RL ENJPB2100CC 21" CLEAR PASTRY BAG – LARGE 10RL/CS 16LB + BROWN PAPER BAGS ITEM. DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS DUO80076 1/6 PAPER BAG 57# 500/BL DUO80083 1/8 PAPER BAG 57# - SQUAT 500/BL PAPER HANDLE BAGS ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS DUO80695 13"x7"x17" PAPER BAG 65# WITH HANDLE 250/BL DUO80807 18"x7"x18.75" PAPER BAG WITH HANDLE - 200/CS WHITE PLASTIC T-SAK & RACK BAGS ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS DAN13823 13"x8"x23" 17 MIC TSACK BAG - WHITE 1M/CS SPRLTY12101210 12"x10"x12"x10" PLASTIC BAG WITH 250/CS BLACK THANK YOU PRINT - WHITE SPRMTY109139 10"x9"x13"x9" PLASTIC BAG WITH BLACK 250 THANK YOU PRINT - WHITE LIGHT WEIGHT POLY BAGS ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS FOR127NPL 8"x4"x18" LIGHT WEIGHT POLY BAG - 1M/CS CLEAR FOR130NP 10"x4"x20" LIGHT WEIGHT POLY BAG - 1M/CS CLEAR MEDIUM & HEAVY WEIGHT POLY BAGS ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS FOR152NPM 10"x8"x24" MEDIUM WEIGHT POLY BAG - 500/CS CLEAR ZIPLOC POLY BAGS ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS REYRS78 7"x8" ZIPLOCK POLY BAG - QUART SIZE 500/CS REYRS2011 15 5/8"x13" ZIPLOCK POLY BAG 100/CS SUB & SANDWICH PAPER BAGS ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS PPC300404 SANDWICH BAG - WET WAX 6/1M/CS BAKERY CUPS & PAN LINERS ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS BRN1666 6" QUILON COATED BAKING CIRCLE 1M/CS HOF610500 4.5" ECLAIR CUP 10/1M/CS ISL22PL2314 **23"x14" PAN LINER - HIGH HEAT - 100/CS CLEAR ISL22PL3412 **34"x12" SHALLOW FULLSTEAM PAN 100/CS BAGS ISL22PL3418 **34"x18" DEEP HOTEL PAN LINER 50/CS PACFC300X500 **3"x1.25" ROUND BAKING CUP - WHITE 10M/CS PPC030001 25Q1 PREMIUM QUILON PAN LINER - 1M/CS WHITE PPC030005 16"x12" QUILON PAN LINER - WHITE 2M/CS PPC030010 16"x24" ECOCRAFT REUSEABLE PAN 1M/CS LINER - KRAFT PPC030025 16"x24" ECO QUILON PAN LINER - KRAFT 1M/CS PPC032027 16"x24" 27GS SILICONE PAN LINER - 1M/CS WHITE PPC032030 16"x24" 35GS SILICONE PAN LINER - 1M/CS WHITE REYFC150X 350 3.5" BAKERY CUP 20/500/CS REYFC1875X45 4.5" BAKERY CUP 20/500/CS REYTW55 0 5.5" BAKERY CUP - WHITE 10M/CS REYTW600 6" WHITE BAKERY CUP10M/CS 10M/CS BAKERY FILLINGS & FLAVORS ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS RICFILAPTFR37 **APPLE TURNOVER FRESH PIE FILLING 42LB/PL RICFILAP19 APPLE TURNOVER PIE FILLING 2GL/PL RICFILAR50 APRICOT B.F. FILLING 50LB/PL RICFILAPRCP20 APRICOT CAKE & PASTRY PIE FILLING 2GL/PL RICFILBBK46 BELGIUM BAVARIAN KREME PIE FILLING 5GL/PL RICFILBRG4 BLACK RASPBERRY GOURMET DONUT 44LB/PL FILLING RICFILBT20 BLUEBERRY TART PIE FILLING 2GL/PL RICFILCHT20 CHERRY TART FILLING 20LB/PL RICFILCHSW20 CHOCOLATE SWISS FILLING 20LB/PL RICFILKC20 CREAM CHEESE PIE FILLING #10 2GL/PL RICFILLGOP20 GUAVA OVEN PROOF 20LB/PL RICFILLBGGL4 LEMON GOLDEN GLO FILLING 42LB/PL RICFILLK20 LEMON KREME FILLING 20LB/PL RICFILPIT20 PINEAPPLE TART PIE FILLING - CUBES 2GL/PL RICBFPIST **PISTACHIO FLAVOR 1GL/EA RICFILRF4 RASPBERRY FRUITI W/SEEDS PIE 5GL/PL FILLING RICFILRTB4 RASPBERRY TURNOVER PIEFILLING 5GL/PL RICFILSTR20 STRAWBERRY PIE FILLING - SLICED 2GL/PL RICFILST20 STRAWBERRY TART FILLING - WHOLE 20LB/PL RICBFPVE VANILLA PURE 1X FLAVOR 1GL/EA BAKERY TISSUE ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS PPC010006 6"x10.75" TF6 BAKERY TISSUE 10/1M/CS PPC010008 8"x10.75" TF8 BAKERY TISSUE 10/1M/CS SERVING BOWLS ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS DRTPET64BDL LID FOR 24 & 32oz PRESENTA BOWL - 252/CS CLEAR DRTPET24B 24oz PET PRESENTA BOWL 252/CS DRTPET16B 16oz PRESENTA BOWL - CLEAR 504/CS DRTC32B 32oz PRESENTA BOWL - CLEAR 252/CS DRTPET32B 32oz PET PRESENTA BOWL - CLEAR 252/CS DRTC64BDL LID FOR 32-64oz PRESENTA BOWL 252/CS DRTPET16BDL LID DOME FOR 8, 12 & 16oz 504/CS PRESENTA REGULAR - CLEAR DRTPET8B **8oz PRESENTA BOWL - CLEAR 504/CS DRTPET12B 12oz PRENSENTA BOWLE - CLEAR 504/CS SAB98024B300 24oz SQUARE SERVING BOWL - BLACK 300/CS SAB98032B300 32oz SQUARE SERVING BOWL - BLACK 300/CS SAB19032B150 32oz PET BOWL SQUARE - CLEAR 150/CS SAB98048B300 48oz SQUARE SERVING BOWL - BLACK 300/CS SAB94080B50 80oz SQUARE SERVING BOWL - BLACK 50/CS SAB51800B300 LID FOR 24, 32 & 48oz SQUARE BOWLS - 300/CS CLEAR SAB52900B150 CLEAR DOME LID F/99032 BOWL SQUARE 150/CS SAB53160B50 LID F/80oz & 160oz BOWL SQUARE 50/CS SAB54320 320oz LARGE SQUARE PET LID - CLEAR 25/CS CAKE BOXES 5.5"-10" ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS BXT524B261 5.5"x2.75"x4" BAKERY BOX - WHITE 250/CS BXT632B261 6"x3"x2" LOCKCORNER BAKERY BOX - 250/CS WHITE BXT762B261 7"x6"x2.25" BAKERY BOX - WHITE 250/CS BXT5535 5.5"x5.5"x4" CAKE BOX 250/BL BXT664 6.5"x6.5"x4" CAKE BOX 250/BL BXT8553 8"x5.5"x3" CAKE BOX 250/BL BXT8535 8"x5.5"x4" CAKE BOX 250/BL BXT884200 8"x8"x4" CAKE BOX 200/BL BXT885 8"x8"x5" CAKE BOX 100/BL BXT994 9"x9"x4" CAKE BOX 200/BL BXT10104 10"x10"x4" CAKE BOX - WHITE 100/BL BXT10105 10"x10"x5" CAKE BOX - WHITE 100/BL BXT844B513 8"x4"x4" COCOA BOX 200/BL BXT885B513 8"x8"x5" COCOA BOX 100/BL BXT10105B513 10"x10"x5" COCOA BOX - KRAFT 100/BL CAKE BOXES 12"-28" ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS BXT12125 12"x12"x5" CAKE BOX 100/BL BXT14146 14"x14"x6" CAKE BOX 50/BL BXT15115B261 15"x11"x5" 1 PC CAKE BOX 100/CS BXT14103 14"x10"x3" 2 PC CAKE BOX 100/BL BXT18133 18"x13"x3" 2 PC CAKE BOX 50/BL BXT19144 19"x14"x4" 1/2 SHEET CAKE BOX 50/BL BXT28205 28"x20"x5" FULL SHEET CAKE TRAY - 25/BL CLAY CATERING BOXES ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS TIM1210P 12"x10"x2 7/8" CORRUGATE CATERING 50/BL BOX - WHITE TIM165606 FULL SIZE CATERING BOX - KRAFT 25/BL TIM2012P 21"x13"x3" CORRUGATE CATERING BOX - 50/BL WHITE CORRUGATED BOXES - PLAIN & WHITE ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS EFB12125 12"x12"x5" CORRUGATE BOX - WHITE 50/CS PAPL70019 28"x18"x5" 2 PIECE CORRUGATE BOX 25/BL PAPL70023 1/2 SHEET 2 PC CORRUGATED CAKE 25/CS BOX - WHITE GIFT BOXES ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS BXTH89 8"x8"x9" GIFT BOX - RED 50/CS BXTL8 LID FOR H89 GIFT BOX - RED 50/CS PASTRY & PIE BOXES ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS BXT8825 8"x8"x2.5" CAKE/PASTRY BOX 250/BL BXT9925 9"x9"x2.5" PIE BOX 250/BL BXT101025 10"x10"x2.5" PIE BOX - WHITE 250/BL EFB1064DNT 10.75"x6.75"x3.625" DONUT BOX 250/CS STN6111 **11"x8"x4" BAKERY BOX 100/CS PIZZA BOXES ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS BXTPZ09091 9"x9"x1.5" PLAIN PIZZA BOX - CLAY 100/BL WINDOW BOXES ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS BXT44B513 **4"x4"x4" COCOA BOX 200/CS BXT12125B513 **12"x12"x5" COCOA BOX 100/BL BXT14146B513 **14"x14"x6" COCOA BOX 50/BL BXT84CI261 2 CUPCAKE REGULAR INSERT 100/BL BXT1010CI261 **6 CUPCAKE REGULAR INSERTS 100/BL BXT1410CI261 **12 CUPCAKE REGULAR INSERTS 100/BL BXT844W501 8"x4"x4" WINDOW BOX - KRAFT 100/BL BXT10104W501 10"x10"x4" WINDOW CAKE BOX - KRAFT 100/CS BXT10105W126 10"x10"x5" WINDOW CAKE BOX - WHITE 150/CS BXT12125W126 12"x12"x5" WINDOW CAKE BOX - WHITE 100/CS BXT14104W501 14"x10"x4" WINDOW CAKE BOX - KRAFT 100/CS BXT14104W126 14"x10"x4" WINDOW CAKE BOX - WHITE 100/CS BXT19144W126 19"x14"x4" WINDOW CAKE BOX - WHITE 50/CS BXT444W501 4"x4"x4" WINDOW CUPCAKE BOX - KRAFT 100/CS BXT774W501 7"x7"x4" WINDOW CUPCAKE BOX - KRAFT 100/CS BXT884W501WF 8"x8"x4 WATER FALL WINDOW CUPCAKE 100/CS BOX - KRAFT BXT884W501 8"x8"x4" WINDOW CUPCAKE BOX - KRAFT 100/CS BXT10102AW126 10"x10"x2.5" WINDOW PIE BOX - WHITE 150/CS BXT44CI261 4"x4"x.875" ONE CUPCAKE INSERT - 100/CS WHITE BXTINSERT4 7 15/16"x7 15/16"x7/8" 4 HOLE INSERT - 100/CS WHITE BXTINSERT6 7 15/16"x7 15/16"x7/8" 6 HOLE INSERT - 100/CS WHITE BXTINSERT12 9 15/16"x9 15/16"x7/8" 12 HOLE INSERT - 100/CS WHITE PAPSE85 8"x8"x5" WINDOW CAKE BOX 200/CS PAPSE852 8.5"x5.5"x2" AUTO WINDOW BOX 200/CS PAPSELF4 26"x18"x4" FULL SIZE WINDOW CAKE BOX 25/CS CAKE BOARDS, DRUMS & TRAYS ITEM. -DESCRIPTION CS/PACK CASES PRICE/CS BXT1410DGCP 1/4 SHEET - DOUBLE WALL SCALLOP 50/CS CAKE BOARD - GOLD BXT1410SWCPGR 1/4 SHEET - GREASE RESISTANT CAKE 100/CS PAD - WHITE EFB1814CC 18"x14" WHITE TOP CAKE BOARD 50/CS EFB2517 25"x17" WHITE TOP CAKE BOARD - 50/CS CORRUGATED ENJ1410RB24 10" AQUA BLUE ROUND DRUM - 24/CS 1/4" THICK ENJ1210RS12 10" SILVER ROUND DRUM - 1/2" THICK 12/CS ENJ1210RW12 10" WHITE ROUND DRUM - 1/2" THICK 12/CS ENJ1210SW12 10" WHITE SQUARE DRUM - 1/2" THICK 12/CS ENJ1212RG12 12" GOLD ROUND DRUM - 1/2" THICK 12/CS ENJ1212RS12 12" SILVER ROUND DRUM - 1/2" THICK 12/CS ENJ1212RW12 12" WHITE ROUND DRUM - 1/2" THICK 12/CS ENJ1212SW12 12" WHITE SQUARE DRUM - 1/2" THICK 12/CS ENJ1213341834G12 1/2 SHEET GOLD DRUM - 1/2" THICK 12/CS ENJ1213341834S12 1/2 SHEET SILVER DRUM - 1/2" THICK 12/CS ENJ1213341834W12 1/2 SHEET WHITE DRUM - 1/2" THICK 12/CS ENJ1214RS12 14" SILVER ROUND DRUM - 1/2" THICK 12/CS ENJ1214SS12 14" SILVER SQUARE DRUM - 1/2" THICK 12/CS ENJ1214SW12 14" WHITE SQUARE DRUM - 1/2" THICK 12/CS ENJ1216RG12 16" GOLD ROUND DRUM - 1/2" THICK 12/CS ENJ1216RS12 16" SILVER ROUND DRUM - 1/2" THICK
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