One of the best things about packaging is that it is more like working on an empty canvas that allows you to dictate the looks of packaging regardless of what the product is and how it functions. That is why food packaging is almost always pleasant to look at.
In this article, we will discuss three examples of cheese packaging.
The Deli Garage’s Cheese Pencils
These pencils are such a wonderful idea of how the company sells its cheese products. These pencils come in three flavors; truffle, pesto, and chili. The wrappers of these pencils not only protect the cheese from contamination but also contain measurement marks. It allows you to see how much cheese you need. When the sharpener hits a mark, you know that you need to stop. The custom-sized grater helps you create thin strips of cheese in beautifully curved shavings. This idea has been quite popular among customers, meaning that it is one of the packaging masterpieces.
Crayola Crayon String Cheese
Now that’s where you can get a bit of nostalgic sensation. String cheese will remind you of your school lunches and Crayola crayons will make you think about the rainy recesses and art classes. This way, you will get to see a lot of things together: delicious cheese packed inside a Crayola box, which is an iconic packaging design.
The smart design of this product attracts the attention of two audiences: one that appreciates good taste and the one that appreciates good design. And the best thing about it is that this packaging design doesn’t sacrifice the protection of the product. This packaging idea maybe even more interesting and functional compared to cardboard. But, let’s not forget that it is all about your requirements. You will have to see if you can craft your product to make it attractive and interesting with such packaging options.
Captain John Cheese
While it is a prototype design created by a design student, it is such an incredible idea that must be brought to light during the discussion about incredible packaging ideas.
This packaging looks much like a small bell jar, which houses a hunk of cheese. The branding design on the packaging consists of quite attractive typography and color blocking. The difference in the design of each packaging tells about the different types of cheese inside.
The most interesting part of the product is an attached cheese cutter, which is much like a propeller. It spins by the use of a hand and shaves off slices that are perfectly measured in width. Let’s see when this interesting idea comes to life.
The best thing about an attractive packaging design is that it solves a problem in style. All of the examples mentioned above show that you can use design to protect and showcase your product while allowing consumers to use the product in an entirely different way.
The best approach is to discuss your packaging ideas with a packaging designer. You will come out with a unique solution for sure.
