Zip Top Reusable Food Storage Bags | Full Set of 8 [Teal] | Silicone Meal Prep Container | Microwave, Dishwasher and Freezer Safe | Made in the USA

Love ,love, love these already! Just received them 3 days ago and they are so easy to use! Come out perfect in the dishwasher! Nice and thick and very easy to close. I put my first bag in the freezer and can't wait to see how my soon to be frozen lemon juice turns out! Thank you for selling a great product and will be ordering again very soon!

I love these things!!! They do stain if you put red sauce in them but I still wouldn’t trade them for anything else. I tried a lot of different reusable bags. I want the whole set and I’ll never have to buy ziplocks again. So easy to use and clean and I love that you can microwave them and stove top cook them ( make sure to check out info for stovetop).

Love these! They're high quality, stay zipped up, perfect sizes. I use them for fruit and veggies mostly. I have Stasher bags, but really love the shape and size of these. Highly recommended!

These do a great job of storing sandwiches in my refrigerator.I would like to write the name of the item (e.g., "Ham Sandwich") on the outside of the container.Unfortunately, I have not found a way to do this.Sharpies and china markers do not work. Post-it notes and even masking tape simply roll off. The best solution I found was to write the name of the item on a post-it note, then use clear packing tape to fasten the post-it note to the outside of the container. Even that doesn't always work 100%.

Impressive quality.

I already love the idea of meal prep and often cook large batches of grains or soup and freeze them in jars. However, I realized that I could get more in my small freezer when I could lay things flat. I turned to plastic bags but didn't really want to overuse plastic if I could avoid it (to help out the earth). Next, I turned to re-usable silicone bags. I became frustrated because I could not find a single one manufactured in the US and I'm tired of knock-offs and products that may or may not be safe because there simply aren't enough resources to oversee everything manufactured and imported.Enter these Zip Top bags. They are food safe and made in the US. The colors are lovely and the zipper top is firm and easy to close. I can't speak to leaks because I specifically got them for storing and freezing grains. I got four of them. Each bag holds 2 x 1 cup blocks of frozen grains (seen here).I cook rice/quinoa or whatever grain and then I freeze the batch in 1 cup portions. I use these silicone 1 cup freezing trays to get the little 1 cup blocks:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GSSR5V2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1They are also pricey but a good investment for re-use. Not made in the US but they are from a small business with reputable claims that they are made safely and the workers paid fairly. I can use one tray, freeze in two batches, and get 8 cups total.I put labels on the bags:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PVDVWM2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1Now I have fast whole grains to pull out of the freezer and put with a meal for any night of the week. I just take out a 1 cup block portion and plop in the microwave for a minute or so, add the flavors I want, and a big part of my healthy plate is ready! It's an upfront cost investment but saves so much in materials and cost over time and gets healthy meals on the table quickly for any of those busy days!

Not what I expected. Ordered these to corral my many containers in my container cabinet. But, these do not fold as flat as I thought they would, are difficult to dry with all the ridges around top and hard to tell if they are sealed good. Also do not hold as much as you think at first glance - you need to watch for the fill line. You need to leave space to squeeze and close. I do believe these are durable and will last a longtime. I moved them to the seldom used top shelf and ordered some Glad Matchware for daily use which stack great and are easy to use and seal.