Stasher Reusable Silicone Food Bag, Sandwich Bag, Sous vide Bag, Storage Bag, Clear

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.

I have bought several in different sizes. Worth the price. I had previously bought a different brand and they just would not seal. This brand is great. Heavy-duty and easy, secure seal.

Love these stashes. Great to use to fridge or freeze items.

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What a nice surprise to find Amazon offering Stasher-brand reusable silicone bags at a very competitive price! Encourage you to purchase a few in different sizes and to try getting in the habit of using these instead of single-use plastic bags. I’ve tried other less-expensive knock-offs but Stashers are the absolute best on the market! Durable, closes securely, very easy to hand wash and dry, fun colors, simple to store. Here are some suggestions for use: I use the “bowl” style to store my lettuce in the fridge, the “sandwich” size to carry crackers or snacks (a little too small for an actual sandwich), the “quart” size for balls of frozen pesto or pumpkin, the “snack” size for various travel products. Endless uses and infinite functions! If you only want to try one size, start with a “quart/half gallon” or “6 cup bowl.” Please consider trying Shashers to help reduce the overwhelming problem of plastics contaminating our world. Cheering for you from California

After using it for a couple months, here are my findings: Sturdy bags that can hold and keep many different types of food; they save space on the fridge; they have a very tight seal (they keep liquids provided you’re sensible and don’t squeeze them too hard, they do take some level of pressure without opening no problem); They go on the freezer and they do fit a lot depending on what you’re using them for. They have always been leakproof for what I use them - I never traveled with a bag full of soup in my backpack tho, so I don’t know your standards/ideas on leakproof. Fruits, cookies and sandwiches/bagels are fine to travel tho. Also for seasoning/marinating stuff overnight in the fridge they work great. The opening is finicky but that’s what makes the seal really good, so you have to pick your battles, and I never had any problems on transporting sandwiches - if it’s cut in half and arranged nicely. To take the contents out just press the corners into each other and the opening should suffice. They are tight. If they’re not tight, they won’t be leakproof. Get a bigger model if you want more space, you can’t have it all. They’re ok to clean, but drying silicone bags out is a bit of a pain in general, you have to stack them upside down on a glass or something and forget them there for a good few hours. Not a deal breaker but could be improved. Maybe selling then with a thin stand/dish rack add-on to dry them? I don’t know. I don’t use my Stasher for cooking/boiling/microwaving so I can’t comment on that. I bought cheaper ones to compare and I like them as well, but the Stasher does work and feel a bit better, specially on closing and opening, maybe the silicone quality is what does it, you do feel the slightly difference in touch/feel of the material. The seal seems pretty much the same and they’re equally useful to me. They’re dishwasher safe but I ended up always washing by hand for some reason so I also can’t comment on that. If you don’t want them for cooking/boiling, consider buying cheaper brands, they perform very similarly and are WAY cheaper - I got this one for £11 and the cheaper ones were a set of 3 for £15. I gotta say tho I really like the Stasher bag and although they’re are a bit overpriced, if they last as they seem to do, it’s well worth the investment. As it is, I would recommend/ buy more of them, great experience overall.