Are the bags suitable for freezer storage of bread?
205244
We bought these & loved them but never tried to freeze the bread. Maybe you could use them & then wrap again to make sure although bread doesn't freeze well for too long it might just work. Sorry I can't help you more with this question.
205245
Not sure...I haven't used them in the freezer, but they are as heavy as most freezer bags. Of course they have a typical bread tie and not a seal.
205246
Yes, I freeze bread, rolls, pies, anything in them. I also put them in ziploc bags and everything comes out fresh. Take a hangar and when you use a bag, clip it to the hangar to re-use. I re-use all my bags but I clip them on hangars so I know that they are re-usable (nothing spilt in them etc.) I have been using for several years and have not been disappointed.
205247
I've used these bags in the freezer, and as they are not air tight, if you leave them in the freezer too long, I'm sure you'd see freezer burn. I have stored bread in these bags in the freezer for 4 weeks and haven't noticed any problem.
205248
I would not know, because I never freeze bread. I do not like the bread when it is frozen.
639839
They work great for freezing; that's mostly what I use them for. I have reused a few bags for dry goods, a couple times, with no issues yet. Most of my bags are used for uncooked foods, and I have not reused those. So far the system has worked well, with no apparent problems.
1446816
I have use them for food that I have placed in the freezer without any problems!
592992
The Vacuum Zipper bags and containers are designed for refrigerator items, such as deli meats and cheeses, that you access everyday. We do not recommend using them for long-term freezer storage. The FoodSaver heat seal bags are ideal for the freezer.
1763972
I have used these for years. I bake multiple types of bread (40 loaves total last year during the holidays) and they all freeze well. I wrap them tightly in freezer plastic (very heavy duty) and then seal them with tape. I use labels to keep the names straight. Good luck.
1923941
I have not used them on freezer bags, so I would prefer not to say one way or the other.
1716793
Sort of. I have to freeze them flat first, and then slide them in at a sort of diagonal. An ice cube container works just as well, if not better, to be honest. The only bags that work well with this system are the First Years milk storage bags.
1999051
You can freeze anything with this. I can't see why you could not freeze bread.
1235331
No, these bags just fold shut. Since there is no air-tight seal or actual closure, I would not recommend using these bags to freeze food.
969219
yes, they freeze very well. I buy them by the case and keep out a few pkgs. and freeze the rest.
1894406
Yes they can, however I usually make up the whole roll and then freeze it. I toast up 2-4 Baggett's at a time of garlic toast and then freeze those in freezer bags then toast as needed.. they are great (note) when I defrost to keep in the refrigerator don't seal the bag moisture is the enemy
339795
I think they would be OK if they are airtight. Mine have been fine on the shelf as long as they are unopened, so I haven't frozen them. They get sticky if left exposed to the air.
997237
I would say so. They are a good size. I used they for breads baked in loaf sizes 8in & 9in and there was room to spare
233158
Yes. It doesn't taste like fresh ice that way but, it can be done. I usually buy cheap food grade plastic bags at the grocery store and store the ice in the freezer. The plastic bags I buy are for homemade bread.
1763970
I made banana bread and froze them for a few weeks. They were in a freezer bag. They were fine!
2230219
I would not store unwrapped bread. I believe you should wrap in plastic wrap or put in ziplock bag.
1763973
I actually haven't tried freezing these, but I imagine, since they are coated, they would do well in the freezer, and wouldn't pose a problem with moisture as the breads defrosted. Good luck, I hope it works out well!