Say Goodbye to Stale, Say Hello to Fresh with Poly Plastic Bread Bags (9 x 16 inches)
K® co-extruded freezer-to-microwave bags let you take leftovers or small food portions straight from the freezer to the microwave. These bags possess superior clarity in a material that is thinner and stronger than regular polypropylene; a combination that’s tough to beat!
Forget dry, crusty disappointment! Keep your homemade or store-bought loaves perfectly fresh and flavorful with our premium Poly Plastic Bread Bags (9 x 16 inches). These versatile bags offer the perfect combination of:
Crystal-Clear Clarity: Show off the golden crust and tempting crumb of your bread with our transparent material. Customers can see the quality and freshness before they even buy!
Airtight Seal: Lock in moisture and flavor with our strong, secure closure. No more dried-out crusts or stale bread!
Durable Protection: Our poly plastic material is tear-resistant and puncture-proof, protecting your bread from accidental spills and punctures.
Convenient Size: The 9 x 16 inch size is perfect for standard loaves, baguettes, and even bagels. Keep your pantry organized and your bread fresh for longer.
Versatile Use: Not just for bread! These bags are great for storing baked goods. They’re also ideal for wrapping sandwiches, snacks, and even protecting delicate items like herbs and flowers.
Bonus Benefits:
- Cost-effective: Poly plastic bread bags are an affordable way to keep your bread and bakery items fresh and protect your investment.
- Hygienic: Keep your bread safe from contaminants and airborne bacteria with our sealed bags.
- Easy to Use: Simply slip your bread into the bag and seal it closed. No fuss, no mess!
Elevate your bread game with Poly Plastic Bread Bags (9 x 16) and experience the difference freshness makes!
Order yours today and enjoy:
- Soft, delicious bread that stays fresh for days.
- Happy customers who appreciate the quality and convenience.
- Peace of mind knowing your bread is protected.
Annie Doolaege –
These bags are not strong…They break with the slightest bit of manipulation to get the bread in. They are brittle, especially if they get just a bit cold. Do not recommend them, especially for produce.