200 Count Bread Loaf Bags With Free Twist Ties (200 Pack)

I make our bread, and these work great for me to freeze when I bake in bulk, but boy are they useful otherwise. I bag up my holiday figurines (was told by my Mom that it will keep them longer, and most are from before I was born) and these are a great plain option. I can't tell you how many times I just grab a plain bag - so much easier than ziplocks when you don't need that zipper.

Perfect for my sourdough sandwich loaves and domed loaves.

Perfect large size for homemade bread that is a good thickness.

They are a little larger than I need, but they work well and compared to other, somewhat smaller bags, the price is right.I bake all my bread at home using 2 16" loaf pans. I divide each pan into 3 smaller sections of bread. All 6 sections are stored in their own bag... and that's why they are larger than I need.Of the 6 'loaves', I keep one out and FREEZE the other 5 in these bags after allowing them to cool on a rack. I have never had a quality issue, although I would not recommend trying to use them as a freezer bag for more than a couple of weeks. They aren't designed for that.

She makes old school bread from long ago recipes passed down. So much so, She had to get a license and start selling it since none could duplicate it. Before she was wrapping them but I got her a set of these for a holiday. They even came with gold twist ties to help.Now she has them on a restock order for when she goes through them and the customers are loving the new look (We started using them 6 years ago)

Good price.

These bags are terrific. This is my 2nd time ordering them for my home made breads, English muffins, rolls and other baked goods. I don't buy bread products from the store. They are a slightly higher mil count than other plastic bags and stand up really well in and out of the freezer. The gold twist ties are great and work well too. These are my go - to bag for my baked goods.

I have been making my own bread for a few months now and these have been great. They bags are well made enough that you could easily wash them, dry them out and use at least one time over. I make large sandwich loaves of bread and there is plenty of width left in the bag. The length leaves just a little room to twist and tie, but not much more. This isn't a problem for us, as the kids usually dig into the bread as soon as it's made!