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Brawny Essentials Zip-Seal Snack Bags, 50-ct. Boxes
Zip seal helps lock in freshness — great for holding small snacks for lunches, picnics, travel, and more! Their 6½x3¼" size is also ideal for pantry, refrigerator, freezer, organization, and so much more. They’re an excellent choice for homes, churches, offices, schools... plus, they’re right for resale. Case includes 24 – 50-ct. boxes of Brawny® Essentials™ zip-seal snack bags.
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7 out of 7100%reviewers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for Brawny Essentials Zip-Seal Snack Bags, 50-ct. Boxes
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BambiCat
Location:Hammond
Gender: Female
Decade born: 1950-1959
Which best describes you/your organization?Non-Profit (foodbanks, churches, scout troops, etc.)
Date:October 27, 2012
Snack Bags the right size
These snack bags are perfect for our fundraiser events. The right size for 2-3 brownies, bars, or 3 small cookies.
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missinformation
Location:englewood
Gender: Female
Decade born: 1970-1979
Which best describes you/your organization?Individual
Date:August 11, 2012
Great for around the house
We use these bags for absolutely everything. They are great for snacks, but we also use them around the house for other things. They are the perfect size to keep the extra batteries and little parts for our Christmas items in. We also use them in the workroom for screws and other little items. Good also for craft supplies and, for an emergency sewing kit, grab a small spool of white, black, brown, red, etc thread, a tiny pair of scissors, and a few needles....
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Chell
Location:Salem
Gender: Female
Decade born: 1960-1969
Which best describes you/your organization?Individual
Date:August 1, 2012
Snack bags
Perfect for sending snacks to school with my daughter for each of her classmates.
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homebusmom
Location:Jasper
Gender: Female
Decade born: 1970-1979
Which best describes you/your organization?Individual
Date:July 30, 2012
Love those zip bags!
I have purchased these bags for years at our local Dollar Tree due to the fact that they are economical and good enough for my boy's lunches at school. I know they will always have them in stock.
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Ann0143
Location:Webster
Gender: Female
Decade born: 1940-1949
Which best describes you/your organization?Individual
Date:July 30, 2012
Perfect!
Use these for everything around the house/kitchen.
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piewire
Gender: Female
Decade born: 1970-1979
Date:May 1, 2012
thumbs up!
thought i'd give these bags a try, and i was pleasantly surprised. they did the job perfectly, and for a fraction of what ziploc costs. why pay more?
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HardestyMom01
Location:South Carolina
Gender: Female
Decade born: 1970-1979
Which best describes you/your organization?Individual
Date:February 15, 2011
Good size
I use these for our children when we have to go on outings and will be gone a while; great for snacks/portion control. I also use these to store my homemade bread crumbs. I toast my bread (the heels/hilt; no one wants to eat) at 250 degrees for twenty minutes in a shallow baking pan. I wait on the bread to cool and then break it up and add it to my blender and push the crumb setting to make crumbs. I then fill one of these bags, seal, and place in a plastic container to put into my freezer. I take out a bag when needed place into a container to store on the shelf, add seasoning and shake to mix (For me this will last several weeks on the shelf and indefinitely in the freezer). I do this once a month, and these bags provide me with fresh bread crumbs for my oven fried chicken, pork chops or meat loaf.
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