Mlife Reusable Food Storage Bag Set -Liquid Sandwich Snack Bacon Fruit Bags,Freezer Airtight Seal,Ideal for Preserving | FDA & BPA Approved | Ziplock Leakproof | 9 Packs

My wife and I were using many disposable bags to portion up meat for meals after our weekly shop. Having stumbled across these re-usable bags I though I would give them a shot to 1) reduce out single use plastic waste output and 2) reduce costs of constantly buying freezer bags. These things are awesome, they have proved so useful that I have now bought a second set. Not only are they durable, they are resilient to hot and cold temperature changes, easy to clean and don't leak fluids all over the fridge whilst defrosting their contents.

These bags are just perfect. No more cling film!! Hurrah!Goods can be "flat packed" and stored vertically making so much more use of freezer space.Top seals are easy to close and remain firmly closed until required.Definitely the way of the future for freezing foodstuffs.

Although these bags seal well and store what I wanted they are hard to clean and become stained after one use.

Arrived yesterday so I’ve not had a chance to use yet ,but the quality appears really good.

Good quality bags

Im forever finding lids of tupper wear boxes with no box ect and they take up a huge amount of space in my cupboards too. These bags are so easy to use and when not in use they fit neatly into a drawer in the kitchen. Easy to wash, good quality bags with good seal.

The purchase arrived quick. Are perfect to storage prepfood in the freezer.

I froze a few portions of Bolognese sauce, casserole and chilli for use over lockdown. I would recommend these useful pouches as the portions took up much less space in my freezer compared with the plastic tubs I usually use. However, they are tough to clean and require a lot of hot soapy water and a sponge to get into the corners.Labelling isn’t straightforward. I initially used post it notes but they tended to become detached. The best solution seemed to be using a Sharpie, but writing lightly. It comes off when you scrub it but it requires a bit of effort.Yes, I would recommend them but be aware of their cons.Oh yes, I dried one on a hot radiator and it stuck. I made a hole when I tried to pull it away. Also, my wife poured boiling water into a dirty one to help with the washing of some greasy residue, the bag melted.Despite that - I gave them four stars.