Custom Brownie Boxes Sized for Squares, Bites and Whole Slabs

Our brownie box customers are mostly dessert shops, home bakers who sell online, and cafes with a brownie on the counter. Many also make blondies and bar cookies that need the same shape of box.

Corporate gift buyers order brownie sets for clients and staff. A box of nine squares with a printed lid is easy to send and easy to share in an office.

Mail order bakers order them too. Brownies travel better than most baked goods, so they suit a gift-by-post business.

Each of these buyers needs a box that keeps squares apart, holds back grease, and looks tidy when the lid comes off.

A grid insert gives each brownie its own cell. The squares cannot rub together, so crackly tops and frosted edges stay neat.

Grids also make mixed flavor boxes easier. Each cell can hold a different flavor, and buyers can see the range at a glance.

For larger sets, ask about our cookie boxes with paperboard dividers, which use the same insert method for flat bakes.

Without a grid, place parchment squares between pieces. It is cheaper but slower to pack by hand.

Grid walls can be printed too. A flash of brand color inside each cell looks sharp when the lid comes off.

Brownie boxes have a large flat lid, which gives you room for a strong design. A close photo of a cut square often sells better than a logo alone.

Deep brown, cream and gold are common choices, but bright colors help a brownie brand stand out from chocolate-heavy shelves.

Use the inside of the lid for a flavor key on mixed sets. Buyers then know which cell holds which flavor without guessing.

Foil on the brand name and a matte finish on the rest suit a dessert shop look. Kraft with white ink suits a homemade, farm kitchen style.

Keep the ingredients and allergen text on the base or a side panel. Many brownies contain nuts, so make that line easy to find.

Brownie bites are cut from the same pan but much smaller, often around an inch. They need a shallow box with a tight grid, or they tumble together.

A box of sixteen or twenty bites makes a good sharing gift. The grid looks like a chocolate box, which buyers tend to like.

For single favor portions, our small favor-size cookie boxes fit one or two bites with room for a ribbon.

Tell us the exact bite size, because a quarter inch difference changes the grid a lot at this scale.