If You Care Sandwich Bags, Natural , 48 Count

Great little bags that I use to put baked items in for my sister because her daughter is gluten free and doesn’t want to handle gluten items.

I use these all the time. They work great for sandwiches, apple slices, etc. So much better for the planet than plastic bags!!! The surface keeps moisture (like from the apple slices and mayonnaise or peanut butter on the sandwich) from seeping out.

Versatile, helpful and attractive item. You can use them for cookies, a half sandwich (keep a bag or two in your handbag), or just use one for granola or trail mix. For half an onion, when you fold the paper bag over it and wrap the bag closed, there's only a small amount of odor that releases into the fridge. Also, a good, safe product to use in order to avoid plastic.

We love these for sending snacks and lunch items to school! We send a daily snack with my kiddo and it's nice having a non-plastic option. These are sturdy and work great for snacks. We seal them with a fun sticker. Would recommend!

In addition to the environmental benefits, these tend to provide a bit more esthetic appeal if using to package baked goods/gifts than a regular ziplock. Add a sweet sticker for closure (or a ribbon), and voila! You have just entered a new level of thoughtfulness.

I was so sick of putting my kids snacks in plastic bags but he also looses the reusable ones and they are so expensive. these bags are pretty big and you can fit croissants, muffins, chips, and pretty big sandwiches. I purchased some super cute stickers and used them to seal the bag. they are not only a hit but they are healthy and aesthetically pleasing.

I have used these bags for several years to store, freeze, heat & go for English muffin breakfast sandwiches.Make the sandwiches from scratch, label, wrap & place in freezer in one large plastic freezer bag that I just refill with the next batch. If I use store-bought frozen sandwiches, I just pop them in these bags to heat and carry with me. Perfect solution for my needs.Now I’m gonna try storing cheese in them.

My kids are into helping the environment. We love these bags for school lunches, in addition to using containers, as an alternative to plastic sandwich bags. They work well for our purposes and we re-use if they have just had dry ingredients in them like pretzels. Handle our PB&J's well. I don't use them for anything too wet. They work fine with sliced apples. At the time I purchased, there was confusion as to whether it was a single box or a case. Item title said it was for a case, but many reviews said they received a single box. Since the latest review said they received a case, I purchased. I did receive a single box, so contacted the vendor. It appears the title has been corrected. Since the price for a single box is much higher than my local Whole Foods, I would not purchase them again unless the price was lower. Also, they were shipped from an overseas location, so took awhile to arrive.