Stasher Premium Reusable Silicone Food Storage Bag, Sandwich, Aqua, 28 oz

This Stasher brand of silicone storage bags is the best! I have one I am still using that is about 4 years old. I like this one because it will stand up so you can easily fill it. It replaces plastic wrap and tin foil saving money. Food stays fresh and it is easy to carry lunch in. It is microwaveable and dishwasher safe. It closes easily and securely. I have tried others that have failed in the closure after a few washings, but this brand works! The opaque on allows easy viewing of contents. It's great!

This 8-cup Stasher bowl has earned a permanent spot in my kitchen. The clear silicone makes leftovers easy to spot, and the lid truly doesn’t leak — I’ve packed soups and marinades without worry. It goes from freezer to microwave to dishwasher with no cracking or staining. Sturdy but flexible enough to pop food out easily. A great way to cut back on single-use plastic. Highly recommend.

Love these. I use them instead of saran, wrap and foil. They are very reusable and washable. Great for freezing food. A lot of sizes to choose from.

Silicone baggies have completely transformed the way I store and preserve food in my kitchen! After making the switch, I can confidently say that these reusable wonders are a must-have for anyone looking to step up their food storage game. First and foremost, let's talk about freezer burn – a dreaded enemy of meal preppers everywhere. These silicone baggies are fantastic at keeping freezer burn at bay. Their airtight seal locks in freshness, ensuring that my frozen fruits, vegetables, and leftovers remain just as tasty as the day I stored them. No more tossing out ice-encrusted food! Another major win is how much money I've saved by not buying plastic baggies. It feels great to know that I'm not only saving cash but also reducing my environmental footprint. These silicone baggies are durable and built to last, so I don't have to keep restocking disposable options. It's a win-win for my wallet and the planet! And when it comes to cleaning, it's a breeze. These baggies are dishwasher safe, which means I can simply pop them in with the rest of my dishes, saving time and effort. They come out sparkling clean and ready for their next use – no muss, no fuss. Overall, silicone baggies have become an indispensable part of my kitchen routine. Their ability to prevent freezer burn, save money, and offer effortless cleaning makes them a smart investment. If you're looking to upgrade your food storage solutions, these baggies are a game-changer!

I should start off by saying that I am probably the target audience for these bags. I am a working mom, I used to pack snacks in Ziploc bags for the family every day. I also meal prep and use Ziploc bags to freeze and store food. When we take day trips, I also pack sandwiches for us and the kids in Ziploc bags, along with any snacks (and you know kids get hungry!). I use Pyrex heavily for storing food and leftovers, but I recently started searching for something to cut back on Ziploc waste. Enter the Stasher; I bought one at a local store to try it before investing in a set. The bags are dishwasher, microwave, oven, and freezer safe. I loved the Stasher and ended up buying sets (I now have 10+ in different sizes). I now bring at least one in the diaper bag for any potlucks, parties, restaurants, etc. for any leftovers. I pack my snacks in them and snacks for the family - we use them daily. For day trips to the zoo, lunch and snacks are packed in the Stashers. I have not really tried microwaving or baking food in them, so I can't speak to that aspect of the Stasher. I have frozen meat and lasagna in the Stashers, and they did well in the freezer. You can even write on them to label (I used a dry eraser and wiped off with a damp cloth). I absolutely love mine and would strongly recommend to anyone considering! Now the cons: the cleaning. Stashers are not something you can just pop in the dishwasher and expect them to come out dry and ready for use. That is one of the reasons I rated 4.5 stars and not 5. I usually put mine in the top rack and when they come out, I wipe the inside with a dry towel and leave them gaped in the dishrack to air dry for the day. This has worked well for me - I have used them for a few months, and have not run into the mold problem some other reviewers mentioned. The seal is good but isn't perfect - to be honest, no reusable bag is going to have a perfect seal. I'm happy with it, but I also do not store liquids in my Stashers. If you are a heavy Ziploc user and food prepper, and you are someone who can take care of your stuff, I would definitely recommend the Stasher!

I read a review on a "best of Prime Day deals" site that said these were hands-down the best silicone Ziplock bag replacements compared to many others on the market today. And I believe it! I got four of the sandwich bag-sized ones, and it's a perfect size to put enough food for two people for a meal (e.g., beans and rice, casserole-type leftovers, etc.), and it's easy to press air out of it and seal just by pressing the opening together. This is great for me, because I have bad arthritis that gives me grief in opening and closing zip-style bags. The bags stack very nicely flat, too. I love that these can be used for sous vide. I've got an Anova circulator that I haven't used as often as I might because I haven't been happy with the Ziplock bag technique because of the above and don't have room for a vacuum sealer. I love that these bags could go from the freezer directly into a water bath. I even used one to put the portion of meat from a whole chicken that didn't quite get done in my Ninja Foodi (pressure-cooked from frozen) and float it in the middle of the pot with carcass when I was making stock, without any leaks into the bag! I was then able to pull it out, rinse off the broth from the outside, and stick it straight into the refrigerator without having to do anything else to it. I haven't tried to seal liquids into it yet, because I tend to use mason jars for that, but I would not be at all surprised if it would be leak-proof. I just wish these weren't so expensive. I know you get what you pay for, and this is definitely a very high-quality and useful product. Maybe when everyone catches on to how great these are and start buying them in quantity, the price will come down a little. I'd buy a lot more of them for freezing meals if you could, say, get a 5- or 10-pack of the sandwich size for a good bit less per item than these retail for individually (11.99 each on Prime Day).

I had read about these Stasher bags in a short article in a Southern Living magazine newsletter. This 2-cup size perfectly holds our dog's chicken liver treats, and a whole box of 100 needle caps (I'm diabetic). They are compact, you can grab and go and be on your way. They are dishwasher safe on the top rack. Lots of size option too. Great buy for my family.

I noticed a couple of other reviews talking about how they came in plastic bags. I noticed upon receiving my stasher bags that they came in all different types of packaging. Paper, plastic, or none at all. My advice, you can obviously recycle the paper, and the plastic wrap you can recycle at your local grocery store, but hopefully it's not a deal breaker, because with these bags you'll never have to use zip locks again! I've been using stasher for a while now and these are my first larger sized bags. I've noticed they're not very fun to clean by hand, but in the dishwasher they do great and you can wash them on either the top or bottom rack. They can also be microwaved or put in the oven which is super convenient for me. I used up my zip lock bags before I switched to these and now I no longer have to feel guilty every time I stick yet another ziplock into recycling where I'm not even sure they'll be turned into a new bag. They don't get damaged easily, or at least not that I've noticed, and all around they're a great product, in my opinion. Each order comes with one bag. They're a bit pricey, but worth the price if you use these a lot, but, like others, I suggest you wait for sales to buy or buy them locally. My whole foods sells them, for example. They do come dusty, so give them a wash when they arrive before you use them, and when you wash them make sure you dry them thoroughly so moisture doesn't get trapped in them.

A branded product doesn’t have brand name “Stasher” on it. However the photo in the slides all have it. Also the packing is very low not like a branded item should be. That seems like the quality of the one I got didn’t get approved... so I decide to return it.

Would have preferred larger size

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I love these and the fact they are dishwasher safe! They seal nicely and clean up well too.

Appena arrivato, l'ho testato mettendoci dentro un po' di acqua e capovolgendolo mi sono accorta della perdita perché c'è un buchino all'esterno. Sono delusa perché con quello che costa non è accettabile. Lo rendo.