Extra Large New Living Organic Linen Cotton Bread Bags | 44x35 cm | 2 x Reusable | Eco Food Storage

Organic linen bread bags offer a sustainable and practical solution for storing bread while reducing single-use plastic waste. Made from natural and biodegradable materials, these bags help keep bread fresh for longer periods without sacrificing its quality or taste. The breathable linen fabric allows air circulation, preventing moisture buildup and mold growth, while the drawstring closure ensures a secure seal. While some may find the initial investment slightly higher than disposable plastic bags, the durability and eco-friendliness of organic linen bread bags make them a worthwhile addition to any kitchen striving for sustainability and freshness in their bread storage solutions.

This is a generously sized bread bag of great quality. Washes well and the drawstring top is a great design. Functional and great quality for the price. Highly recommend

Good size unlike some not plastic lined so remains breathable stopping moisture build up thus reducing mold

Two bag’s seemed pretty good for the price but after just a couple of days the bread in each bag went mouldy one for white and one for brown bread

There might not be too much to these bread bags, but that works in their favour. Simple linen fabric that has been sewn well does the job nicely, keeping bread fresher for longer. Other bread bags I've bought have a plastic lining that makes the contents sweat and go soft within 24hrs, but the bread stored in these retains it's crust far better.While two bags may seem like overkill, it is handy to be able to wash one while keeping the other in use. Or, alternatively, have two bags of bread on the go at the same time. You can't have enough bread, after all!Really decent purchase, very happy. Five stars.

Really good quality linen drawstring bags, a good size, easily holds a 2lb loaf. Great price and fast delivery, also washes especially perfectly

Great bread bags for my motorhome

The bags are ok but I found it dried the bread out a bit.