🍞 Convenient & Durable Thick Bread Bags (100 Packs) with Complimentary Twist Ties Review

I started baking bread because I wanted to reduce the trips to the shops. Bread storage became a problem because the loaves would not fit in a 1-gallon ziplock bag. They would fit in a 2 gallon ziplock bag but it was too big. After research I bought these bread bags and I really like them. I use large Wilton 9 and 1/4 x 5 and 1/4 loaf pans and these pockets that have enough room for bread. These bags are also chemical free. It will also be nice to give a loaf of bread in these bags.

After my wife started baking homemade bread I noticed that she was looking for bags from other sources like store bought bread bags etc. I figured there must be someone - someone who sells high quality new wire packs Ties ain't pretty. This product is a high quality thick plastic bag large enough to hold any standard sized homemade bread. And they come with cable ties. At around 15 cents a bag and of sufficient quality to be reused once clean, this is the perfect choice for home bakers.

I have a Panasonic bread maker. This makes a loaf weighing up to 2 1/2 pounds. The largest recipe calls for just over 5 cups of flour for large loaves. These bags fit my giant loaves of bread. I can't think of any machine made bread that will NOT fit in these bags. The pockets are a nice heavy plastic and the drawstrings are very comfortable. They come in the form of a plastic bag "dispenser," which I see as an added benefit. I actually use these bags to freeze my loaf and 1/2 loaf of bread…

I was very happy with this purchase. Good quality bags, much better than brands bought in grocery stores. Large (not giant) flour tortillas come to mind, and they lie flat in bags. However, a loaf made from four cups of flour easily fits into these bags. Before buying these bags, I tried wrapping a homemade loaf in wax paper and then in cling film. Her freezer was always on fire in several places. These bags completely eliminate both freezer burn and hassles. I'm glad I found her. Thanks for…

I buy commercially available whole wheat bread that doesn't have all the ingredients that make me tired, such as: B. High fructose corn syrup, and ingredients a chemical engineer needs to understand. Bread sells out fast so I needed a way to freeze bread and store multiple loaves. I've put up to 3 loaves of bread in the freezer for up to 2 weeks with no side effects. The bread bags are thick and the bread stays fresh, and the cold kills or retards the growth of mold that appears on most breads…

I reused Arnold Bread Bags after eating this bread, its size is pretty good even for a 13 inch Pullman loaf. After using them a few times, it's time for a new bag, which means you have to buy more bread from the store or stock up on new bags. It's time to buy new bags. I bought these sturdy bags to have on hand that are good for so much more. then a bag of bread. The quality of the packages is very good. As advertised, the plastic is much heavier than a regular bread bag. The bag has enough…