Are these good for small candy bags at a candy bar?
1184333
Yes they are. My sister-in-law used the exact same ones for her wedding this past March (I would say my brother, but he had no choice in the matter).
495888
This would be perfect. I used it for a candy bar for my sons graduation. They are good quality.
1385181
That would depend on what you are going to carry around. They are each good for holding a regular sized plastic grocery bag...as long as they are not over filled. You can use a net around the top to help keep things in place.
1904570
yes I'm afraid so. I know I was disappointed once I got the set that I ordered. they actually cost cheaper here at my local grocery store then this price of almost $40.they are the same size as the fun size candy bars.
2003999
Maybe a quarter inch. ..I personally used them as small party favors filled with Nerds candies and you could fit maybe 2-3 nerds in opening at a time. . And bottles held about a tbsp. of candy. . But they are cute, tiny, and were cheap. :-)
981793
Hello Becky. These bags are really tiny. I will be using them for my business cards and thank you notes when I send out products. They're really pretty and just right for that. Anything else other than a super small sample of a product will not be able to fit.
981791
They are very small - maybe 2" X 2" - they fit a couple pieces of candy and another small item.
2081125
These bottles are good for candy in them. If you want to put invitations in them, they will not work.
1650953
I agree with the others: they would work for little tarts. They are a little smaller than average cupcake tins, so great for richer desserts. I just love these little guys.
168527
No, I don't think they can fit in a small can. They can probably fit a few hands inside them, they're too narrow to fit a small garbage can. The bags are maybe the size of a long oversized glove without fingers.
2162254
they fit a couple big handfuls of hard candy. I used them for table decorations for the western theme birthday party.
1672605
Yes, these could be used for any kind of snack food. However, they work best for flat snacks and candy. For popcorn, I think you might be better off finding bags with a gusset (since these are no-gusset, they don't really "expand" well), because your guests may have trouble reaching into the bag or getting much popcorn into them.
390422
Yes, I use these bags for heating Candy Melts and chocolate in them on a daily basis in my bakery. They can also be heat-sealed at the top if you like to create bags of icings, fillings, ganache, etc with a no-mess, sealed top. I purchased these as a cheaper alternative to Kee-Seal bags and have been quite pleased with them. They are less expensive than my buying Kee-Seal bags wholesale.
2094994
There are kind of small, but I was able to fit a medium size lego set in it. So you could probably get about 5 hand fulls of candy in it.
657232
The diameter at the base of the pod is between 2-3 inches. The open/clear part opens up slightly going to the top of the pod. Candy in a sandwich size ziploc bag would fit but you may have to squish it together to get it through the opening. Anything larger like a regular candy bar size (like a hershey bar size) would fit on the short length side but long side may be a little tight.
185756
The dimensions are small. Can fit in the palm of your hand, and will hold a small amount of candy, etc.
646184
I would have to go home and check, but from what i'm thinking right now, no. They were smaller than I planned on them being.The smallest one doesn't even fit a full bag of brown sugar. Hopefully this helps!