Reynolds Kitchens Wax Paper Bags - 150 Count for Sandwich Storage

Jenna: I never thought it was necessary to review this product, but I made the mistake of buying the Ziploc brand recently. I was very let down these bags are thicker, significantly more leak resistant, and a bit larger to accommodate more bread sizes. These are far superior and quality and our family Highly recommends them.

United States on Aug 13, 2023

Mariana G.: Excelente. No se traspasa la grasa de galletas en esta bolsa además se ve muy bonita ya sellada. Me encanta.

Mexico on Aug 15, 2022

K. LaValle: these are compostable. if you want to keep plastics out of our landfills use these. they will not handle liquids but work well for most things you eat/put in fridge. there is no planet B. love this one.

United States on May 05, 2022

Luz: Buenas. Evitan que traspase la grasa y son lo suficientemente amplias. No me esperaba que vinieran calcomanías para cerrar las bolsas con mensajitos bonitos. Recomendables.

Mexico on Feb 21, 2022

Eric Hewitt: I like that it’s recyclable for kitchen waste

Canada on Jul 30, 2021

Shopaholic: Wax paper is one of cooking’s greatest inventions. My mother used it all the time. Though I think at this point it’s fallen out of favor - plastic gets more attention.

But wax paper actually DOES decompose. It’s not composter ready, and landfills often have so little air inside that even what would decompose doesn’t.

That said, if you want to use less plastic, use wax paper!

I use this size to cover thinks like the half a cucumber or onion I didn’t use yet. I also use it for cheese. It’s great for cheese.

The stickers in the box don’t really work well.

Better to fold the top over and place it folded side down in the fridge. Weight will keep it closed.

Highly recommend

United States on May 04, 2021

Stargazer: I use these to wrap soaps. They are great quality and look professional! They crinkle and get creases very easily though. I've ordered more and will keep using them.

Canada on Feb 05, 2021

Amazon Customer: Great for sandwiches and snacks, no plastic, fun for kids and environmentally friendly!

Canada on Jan 19, 2021

Who me?: I've replaced a lot of my plastic sandwich bags with these. They are bigger than a plastic sandwich bag and they keep my food fresh and protected. Feels good to cut down on plastic use. they do have a problem getting too wet on some things like a ripe cut up pear but all I do is wrap them in a couple layers of paper towel to help absorb the excess moisture.

My only minor grip is I don't have use for the stickers and wish there was a way to order them without so I'd have less waste.

Very satisfied with this product and MUCH cheaper than what's available at my local grocer.

United States on Oct 22, 2019

emmejayemmejay: I used wax-paper bags for years and was disappointed when they became unavailable (at least in my area). I'm excited to see them again! I use them to store portions of leftover baked goods because food sticks less, it stays fresh without getting soggy, and I can tear open the bag to better access what's inside and even eat from the bag instead of a plate. The included stickers are a fun and practical way to keep the bag closed.

But I primarily use the bags for heating small dishes of leftovers in the microwave. I just slide the dish inside a wax-paper bag instead of covering it with plastic wrap or a napkin/paper towel. The bag does NOT melt and its open end allows steam (but not spatters!) to vent.

They’re made with unbleached paper, which does mean less chlorine, but it also leads to my only quibble: instead of the cream-white color of typical wax paper, these are a medium-brown ... with dark-brown flecks ... which is a bit unappealing both for food use and for goodie-bag use. I’d welcome an option of the traditional color.

United States on Jul 03, 2017