It's certainly not rocket science. Anyone with a sewing machine and a cereal bag can make them. But will you? Some of you will now and I invite you to do so because it's a great item and great for the environment too, but most of you will just think it's a good item and go no further.
For those people I say, buy them here and try them.
I try to use stash fabrics or upcycle thrift store fabrics. All fabric is clean cotton though and lined with cereal bag liners. I've tried a few other things as liners, but this is one I'm confident is food grade and I know that it doesn't tear. We've used and handwashed three every day for the last year and a half or so.
Each bag is large enough for a sandwich or any manner of snack items. Simply fold it over or use a bag clip and tuck it into your lunch container. Your sandwich, chips, crackers will all stay fresh. I also slip them over blocks of cheese in my fridge.
To wash, many days you can simply shake out the crumbs. On mayo days or messy sandwich days, I handwash mine in the dishwater and let it dry inside out. I have two sets in constant use - one set in lunches and the other set air-drying.
So there you have it.
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Reusable Sandwich Bags
Set of 3 = $10
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