Reusable Silicone Food Storage Bags, Leak-Proof Seal
Fill a bag, press out the air and seal the zip, then store it flat in the fridge or freezer. The bag takes the place of disposable zip bags and goes from fridge to microwave in one piece. Printed cup and ml markings on the side let you portion without a measuring cup.
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Fill a bag, press out the air and seal the zip, then store it flat in the fridge or freezer. The bag takes the place of disposable zip bags and goes from fridge to microwave in one piece. Printed cup and ml markings on the side let you portion without a measuring cup.
Reusable, leak-proof silicone storage that goes from fridge to oven to dishwasher
- single-use plastic waste
- leaks in fridge storage
- food spoiling quickly
- reheating in multiple containers
One leak-proof bag that replaces the plastic
Tired of soup leaking onto the shelf and reheating in three containers? Pack it once, seal it tight, and reheat it in the same bag.
A zip seal that holds what you pour in
A seal that holds the liquid
The zip runs the full length of the bag, and a pull tab at the top lets you open and close it with one hand. Soup, sauce and cut fruit stay inside on a fridge shelf, so the lunch you packed on Sunday is still intact on Wednesday.
Measure as you pour
Printed cup, ml and fl oz markings run up the side of the bag. Pour rice or stock straight in and read the level, so you skip the measuring cup and one more dish in the sink.
Fridge, freezer, microwave
The packaging says the bags are safe for ovens, microwaves, dishwashers and refrigerators. Check the temperature guidance printed on your bag before heating, then reheat the portion in the same bag it was stored in.
Fill, seal and reheat in one bag
- 1Portion with the markings
Fill the bag to the ml line that matches your portion. Lay it flat so the contents spread evenly before you close it.
- 2Press out the air and seal
Press the air out from the bottom up, then close the zip from one end to the other using the pull tab.
- 3Chill, freeze or reheat
Store the bag flat in the fridge or freezer. To reheat, open the zip slightly, check the temperature guidance on the bag, heat it in the microwave and stir before you eat.
Dishwasher safe, so cleanup is quick
- Dishwasher
The packaging lists dishwasher use. Rinse out sauce first and wash it on the rack.
- Oven and microwave
Heat within the temperature guidance on the bag and leave the zip slightly open so steam can escape.
- Skip sharp tools
Knives and metal scrapers can nick the silicone and weaken the seal over time.
- Dry before you close
Let the inside dry before you press the zip shut, so trapped water does not sit in the seal.
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Questions and answers
The zip runs the full length of the bag and holds liquid on a fridge shelf. Leave a little headspace, press the air out and close the zip from one end to the other. Overfilling is the main way to strain the seal.
The packaging says the bags are safe for refrigerators, ovens and microwaves. Silicone stays flexible in the freezer, so portions stack flat. Check the temperature guidance on your bag before heating, and open the zip slightly so steam can escape.
Yes. The packaging lists dishwasher use. Rinse out any sauce first, then wash the bag on the rack so the inside gets the full spray.
Disposable bags are cheap one at a time, but each one goes in the bin after a single use. One reusable bag takes the place of a steady stream of them, so the cost per portion drops every week you use it. Next to plastic food containers with lids, it also folds flat in a drawer.
The S bag measures 205×180mm and holds 1000ml, which suits single lunches and smaller portions. The M bag measures 210×280mm and holds 1500ml for bigger batches.
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