Reusable design eliminates single-use plastic waste for a more sustainable kitchen
Biodegradable cotton thread decomposes naturally after use
Breathable construction allows food to rest undamaged in the fridge
Available in three sizes to fit a variety of produce and snacks
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Your Food Doesn't Want to be Plastic-Bagged
Give your food the organic, reusable (for up to a year or more), breathable bag experience that it's been waiting for. Tucking your kale into an organic waxed cotton food bag allows it to rest easy in the fridge until you need it next. And reset assured, that when you're done, these bags will
Material
Organic beeswax and cotton thread
Small Bag Dimensions
10.5 x 9.75 in
Medium Bag Dimensions
12.5 x 11 in
Large Bag Dimensions
14.5 x 12 in
Color
Multicolor
Pattern
Solid
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4.8
64 ratings
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Pleasantly surprized
Great results for storing bread and rolls. I used to freeze sliced bread then toast. Now I can use it right out of the bag. Lasted about 10 days till bread was gone.
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Nancy · 18 days ago
I love these reusable storage bags
These bags last so long, and I am not dealing with the cling wrap that never wants to work in the morning before I have had enough coffee.
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Kathy · 14 days ago
FINALLY - a way to keep my sourdough fresh!
I was sceptical about these beeswax bags because I’m skeptical about most product ads. But I was even more frustrated about all the time and energy I spend making my sourdough bread only to find it near impossible to keep fresh for more than a 4 or 5 days. I tried Ziplocks- it got soggy. Tried canvas bread bags- it dried out. Bread box- no. Cling wrap- no.
Stored in these beeswax bags, my bread now stays fresh for 2 weeks.
I know it sounds like a fake review, but honestly I just had my last piece of sourdough toast this morning from 3 loaves I made the day before our family arrived for a visit 13 days ago. Even the last end piece was still soft, fresh, and delicious (if I say so myself.)
I don’t know how they work, but they do, and I am so glad.
If you make, or even buy fresh sourdough bread, I strongly recommend you give these a try. You will be glad you did.
Maggie M.
Vancouver, BC Canada