Review on 🥡 Zip Top Reusable 100% Silicone Food Storage Bags and Containers - Full USA-Made Set: 3 Cups, 3 Dishes & 2 Bags (Teal) by Buffy Nystrom

I am posting the same Stasher vs. Zip Top review for both product pages. ********** Tighter zip - Stasher (important if you're stuffing into a backpack or sous vide, less important in the fridge) Vertical storage - zip up (they all stand up very well on flat surfaces) Grocery store and Liquids - Zip Top (undoubtedly a winner, Stasher is well priced and generally requires side loading. Zip Top is great for pouring drinks and soups, which is tricky with a Stasher) that food can get stuck on All Corners are smooth/rounded and are also upside down when drying. Stashers tend to close up and take longer to dry) generally slightly cheaper than stashers, but both seem a bit overpriced given the cost of counterfeiting) Made in the USA - Zip Top (Stasher is made in China, requires transportation, pollutes the environment, etc.) ) Material: Stas she is thinner and a little more flexible. It appears to be in 2 halves and glued together. I'm not sure if that's good or if there's any solvent left over after gluing. The zip top appears to be made from a single mold. In my opinion, the zip-top material feels denser, and I personally prefer to put the leftovers in the zip-top than on the flexible and stretchy Stasher material. The Stasher has a very see-through side and a partially see-through side, while the Zip Top has the same level of see-through throughout the product, somewhere between the full and partially see-through of the Stasher. Both products are great but overall the zip top has become my favorite place to store groceries and leftovers and looks organized in the fridge as it can stand on its own. I use Stasher when doing sous vide and when something needs to be secured and spills avoided. Disclaimer: no. I bought them with my own money. No freebies, no bribes.