Gallery: Awesome Fast Food Packaging That Cuts Waste and Grows Waists
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RISD graduate student Seul Bi Kim used a personal frustration with fast food packaging as inspiration to create a slick, streamlined "purse" for fast food purchases. *Photo: Seul Bi Kim*
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Every element in the design is held in place using a clever mechanism, but the design uses the same materials and processes as current Happy Meal boxes. *Photo: Seul Bi Kim*
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"I love having fast food," says Kim. "Last winter, I was on my way to home with a take-out burger meal and felt like I was freezing to death because of ice-cold Coke in my hand. My burger and french fries in were totally muddled in the bag. At the same time, I thought it could be a huge opportunity if it meets my ability of creating structure." *Photo: Seul Bi Kim*
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Kim worked with experienced manufacturers to ensure that the design would be be cost-effective at scale and sturdy enough to stand up to the rigors retail. *Photo: Seul Bi Kim*
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The packaging will keep your fries crispy and prevent your burger from getting crushed, but look out for cars splashing water or people sneezing since it will do little to protect your food. *Photo: Seul Bi Kim*
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Kim is refining the design based on feedback from experienced fry cooks. Step number one is selecting a coating that will prevent paper from degrading when condensation forms on the soda cup. *Photo: Seul Bi Kim*
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