Due to changes in work patterns, more and more people are eating out, and the resulting packaging waste is also a huge burden on the earth. How can we be environmentally friendly while maintaining peoples basic needs? Demand has always been a topic of concern. Ian Gilley, a designer from the United States, designed a take-out box that can pack burgers, French fries, apple pie, and drinks together. It not only reduces the waste of packaging, but also allows you to eat while walking. Let’s eat!
This take-out box, which imitates the one-piece concept, is made of biodegradable and environmentally friendly paper. It packs all meals in the smallest possible size, greatly reducing the waste of traditional fast food take-out packaging.
The bottom layer is for drinks, and the lid can be used as the base of the burger box.
The left space of the burger box can be used to place apple pie and French fries. After closing the lid on the left side, it can be turned over to become the top cover of the burger box.
The straw can be inserted from the side of the drink cup to fix the edge of the burger box, and the top layer can be placed with ketchup, pepper, sugar packets and other condiments; the ultra-convenient packaging allows you to easily place the meal with one hand Take it with you.
