Vented Half-Size Aluminum Foil Pan Lids (100/Case)

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02554980
  • Vented half-size aluminum foil lid — top view
  • Vented half-size aluminum foil lid — underside
$49.99
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Vented Catering Lids • 100 per Case

Crispy Food Deserves a Vented Lid.

You worked for that golden crust. Give it a better trip to the table. These vented half-size aluminum foil pan lids let steam escape from hot food, helping reduce the trapped moisture that softens crispy coatings. For fried chicken, wings, fries, and other crunchy favorites, that steam release is a small packaging detail with a real purpose: helping protect the texture your customers came for.

Built-In VentsGive steam a way out
Half-Size FormatFor half-size foil pans
100 Lids / CaseReady for catering volume

Less Trapped Steam. A Better Chance at Crunch.

Hot food keeps releasing moisture after it leaves the fryer. Under a solid cover, that steam can collect and condense, creating a damp environment around breading and crisp edges. The openings in these lids provide an escape route for steam, helping reduce moisture buildup while keeping the pan covered.

Choose a vented lid when crisp texture is part of what you are selling—from a half pan of chicken tenders for an office lunch to onion rings and fried sides for a catered spread.

Built for the Catering Pack Line

  • Venting already built in: No need to cut your own steam openings during a busy pickup rush.
  • Aluminum foil construction: A familiar foil lid with an edge that crimps around the pan rim.
  • Half-size coverage: Cover half-size foil pans for takeout orders, catering trays, and party portions.
  • Case quantity that works: Stock 100 lids for repeat orders and event prep. Pans are sold separately.

Pack with Crispness in Mind

Let excess oil drain before packing, keep wet sauces separate until serving, and leave the vent openings clear. Crimp the lid around the pan rim without covering the vents with additional wrap. Give steam a way out all the way through the packing process—then get that food to the table promptly.

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