🔌 Jokari Adjustable Baggy Rack Stand 2 Pack - Hassle-free Hands-free Pouring Solution! Easily Prop Open Plastic Ziploc Freezer Storage Bags for No-mess Leftovers, Snacks, and Meal Prep Ingredients Review

I used three of them to prepare frozen meals after the birth of a baby. I can honestly say I wouldn't know how to fill freezer bags without these original bag holders. I was able to bag veggies, spices, meat, and jars of heavy beans and tomatoes, and they stood the whole time without slipping or waking up. I literally stuffed one of the bags to the brim as full as I could and the bag didn't fall off. I would definitely recommend her.

I don't understand the hype surrounding this product. The hole created by two hands isn't big enough to hold anything other than a regular spoon with some food in it. I figured I could sort the portions into sachets, but even a small serving spoon is too big for the hole made in the middle. When I try to pour into the hole, the food squirts out on both sides. I like this idea, but the hands need to be further apart to allow room to fill the bag.

Oh my god! This is the most convenient gadget ever! The guy with boiled peanuts introduced it to me - said he got it from Revane. You can only get 6 at a time so I ordered 6 and gave them out to my family, keeping 2 for myself of course. I might even have to order another set. Anyone who stuffs everything into ziplock bags (any size) will love them - rice, shrimp, granola, fresh veggies, in-shell pecans, and on and on! And no, I was not paid for this review, nor did I receive any free products.

As an individual, one of my biggest concerns is cooking. My favorite thing to do is make large batches—usually in my InstantPot—then portion and freeze. Trying to freeze lots of containers was taking up too much space so I decided to give freezer bags a try. Since it was awkward putting portions into bags, I ordered these bag clips and they help. I mainly use sandwich sized bags that fit snugly and have coasters to keep the bag open so I can add food. It is then easy to freeze the bags flat for

This product is a great idea but its flimsy construction makes it a nightmare. I spent all morning making soup and planned on storing it in gallon ziplocks in the freezer. Each bag was about half full when one of them slipped right out of the brackets, spilling the soup on the counter, floor and me. I've included some amazing photos to show the carnage. I am absolutely miserable and more than a little angry. If their bases were weighted (or fitted with suction cups) and the clamps were stronger

I have mixed feelings about these handbags. I like some things about them, but there is one serious design flaw that I'm not sure I can handle. You are too light! You should weight the floor or attach a suction cup or something similar. Pros: - they hold bags - the handles move up and down to adjust for the size of the bag - they're not expensive - they fold down to make room for storage (a few positive points!) Cons :- they are too light - they are wobbly and unstable - always worry about food

I make a lot of frozen meals for myself and our daughters. This was suggested to me by a friend. It came exactly as described. Most of the time I cook multiple servings of the same recipe. I used to have to put the ingredients in a bag, squeeze out the air, seal, set aside and start over. NOW I'm determining how many packets I'm going to make per recipe. Once the recipe is ready, I freehand the foods from the freezer into each bag, remove one at a time, seal, DONE! I had this problem in the…

So disappointing. They are so unstable and thin. The only parts that work as advertised are the adjustable arms. They move up and down. They fold up for storage when you get up, they raise your hands to use them, THEY DO NOT LOCK IN POSITION! When you're trying to fill your pockets, your hands are constantly trying to fall off. The clips don't hold up well. The base is not flat, the plastic is cheap hence it is curved and the item wobbles on the counter. I manage to use them, but only with my…