Baskets
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Serving baskets are one of those quiet MVPs—simple, functional, and key to a great guest experience. Whether you're dropping fresh bread, crispy fries, handhelds, or shareables, this collection has all the go-to styles: wire baskets, plastic weave baskets, stainless mesh, rectangular, round, oval, black, chrome—you name it.
Perfect for everything from casual dining to upscale rustic presentation, these baskets add structure to your plating, speed up service, and work seamlessly with liner paper, ramekins, and trays. Durable, easy to clean, and stackable—because nobody has time to baby the servingware.
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What types of serving baskets are in this collection?
You'll find a variety of shapes and finishes, including round, oval, rectangular, wire, mesh, chrome, black plastic weave, and stainless steel—designed to fit all kinds of menu items and aesthetics.
Are these baskets food-safe?
Yes. These baskets are designed for direct food contact when paired with liners, and many are NSF-listed or made from FDA-compliant materials.
Do I need to use paper liners with them?
Highly recommended. Liners help with grease absorption, faster cleanup, and added visual appeal. Plus, they protect the basket and make swaps between courses or customers easier.
Are these dishwasher safe?
Most are! Metal and plastic baskets are typically commercial dishwasher safe, but check individual product listings for any hand-wash recommendations.
Can I use these for both front-of-house and catering?
Absolutely. These baskets are perfect for in-house dining, buffet setups, bar snacks, and off-site catering—easy to transport, stack, and style.
What are the most common menu uses for these?
Think fries, wings, sliders, tacos, fried apps, bread service, and shareable snacks—but they’re also great for check holders, condiment displays, or even cutlery rolls if you want a unified look.
Who typically uses these baskets?
You’ll find them in diners, pubs, fast casuals, breweries, food trucks, and even fine-dining joints that want a laid-back or modern twist on presentation.
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