Resuable sandwich bags?
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Anonymous
| Can anyone recommend a good durable brand? I've heard Neat-os are good but they're pricey! I suppose over the long run, it would be worth it... |
Anonymous
| I don't know what the brand is, but MOMs carry them, I think the only brand they have. I've had ours for three years of frequent (but not daily by any means) use. |
Anonymous
| Target has started to carry a line of reusable bags. |
Anonymous
| I like our tupperware sandwich containers. |
Anonymous
| We use lunchskins. They are not perfect, but overall I am pretty happy with them. I have several that are still going strong after 4+ years. |
Anonymous
| Lunchskins are the ones at MOMS and also sold at Pottery Barn Kids. I have some from Planet Wise, that have zippers and velcro. I like the ones with zippers better. |
Anonymous
| Oh, planet wise has sandwhich wraps as well, which are more versitile for wraping sandwiches, quesidillias, etc. |
Anonymous
| I have two from happy-sacks.com that I've used for several years with no problems. |
Anonymous
| I have the lunchskins and used them a bit starting at the end of last school year. I'm not sure I like them. I run them through the dishwasher (upper rack), they seem to take on the dishwashing smell/taste and food seems to absorb some of the taste. Is it just me? I like the concept and really wanted to like them, but with the soap taste and some staining from jelly, etc. I just don't find them as sanitary and/or appealing. |
Anonymous
| I much prefer lunchskins to the chemicals of a ziplock bag |
Anonymous
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Another idea to keep around is wax paper bags, we use them for snacks sometimes. I get the "Natural Value" brand at Whole Foods. Here is a link though:
http://www.amazon.com/Natural-Value-Waxed-Paper-Bags/dp/B001KUSK5G |