are these food quality plastic bags?
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No, they are for home items. They have a powder lining for textiles and clothing inside
282818
Yes, I believe they are. The bags are very strong and they seal, however they are very, very large. Unless you are packing away thanksgiving leftovers, you might find them too big. I used them for other reasons, ( wet clothes in Antarctica ) and they were very durable.
1179396
Plastic....BPA free... I really enjoy using them, especially with the lunch bag designed for them. Very flexible, lots of options. Other questions? Post, and I'll get back to you.
498076
I am not sure if they say "commercial grade" but they are quality bags. I would definitely purchase them again.
634966
Yes , they are true cellophane bags. They are crinkley and not soft . They are very clear . They are not plastic. They are also strong and true to size . I thought they were a little pricey but I ended up very pleased .
143693
About the same as the plastic produce bags at the grocery store. I take them with me to the store and don't use the plastic produce bags at all.
1747243
They are a good size. Similar to a standard plastic produce bag you'd find in any grocery store. They are nice because they release the ethylene gas.
1111169
Yes and they are great. You can find a decent price on Amazon. Be careful about other companies. I ordered some from a vender, who apparently ran out of the item and sent me very thin bags that tore on touch. I returned them, received a credit and reordered through Amazon. Very happy with them. Anne
334680
Hi Emilia. The bags sold by Plasticplace are clear and only clear. I can't say for sure regarding the other sellers.
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I don't know. I bought and use the bags--I am not the seller. You need to ask the seller. I will tell you they are very thin and very tough, Sorry, Rich
1463502
The plastic needs to be food grade. When talking about vacuum sealed bags, that isn't hard to verify or achieve since the major brands all have food grade plastic available for their machines. The trick lies in using "ziploc" type bags when you are using broth or other liquid which can't be vs'd without freezing or simply don't have sealer at all. I don't have the concerns about leeching plastic but there are websites out there that have done research and hunted down solutiions. No links, sorry.
1432766
Probably. They are made of heavy paper - no metal or even plastic. The containers are like ones you use for soup to go.As someone else commented, you may want to double-check with Amazon/the manufacturer.
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These are not the flimsy bags you get from a street meat vendor in downtown Los Angeles. They are good quality that feel stronger then the bags we used to get from the grocery stores in CA. I can't say how much they will hold because I have not tested them, but I'm happy with the quality and use them to schlep my groceries home. Yes, I have to buy my own plastic grocery bags in CA. You should see the look on the cashiers's face when I whip out a stack of plastic bags, classic. You would think I just smothered Bambi or Thumper with a plastic bag and my bare hands :)
876340
Yes! These bags hold quinoa and rice just as well as plastic bags. I just bought these bags a week ago from a Crate and Barrel store and I love 'em
740829
Yes... They are food grade and will compress.... They are from VE of Italy ( no idea what competitors are selling on my listing ) ....
570259
Yes. They are a sturdy and large bag. Great for recyclables. Can be easily cleaned.
2190816
I don't think they are, but we don't microwave plastic anyways. We only use glass and then transfer the food.
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I am not certain they are...the 4pack I ordered just arrived in individual poly bags. They did not arrive in the actualy Cuisinart 2 pack boxes as they had in the past. I am disappointed, even though they look identical.