Amazon BasicsSlider Quart Food Storage Bags, BPA Free, 120 Count (Previously Solimo)

Like to eat food but always make too much? Use a bag. Bought crayons but your kids destroyed the box for no reason? Use a bag. Thought you were going to eat a whole pizza but then got sick on slice #7? Use a bag- but not this one...this is a quart bag, you know pizza slices don't fit in a quart bag. But not to worry, they make gallon sized bags too....but that's not this bag.... Do you crave food that you put in bags but then have trouble getting them out again? Not to worry this bag has a slider so your salami fingers can easily get back to eating...well probably salami since you have salami fingers... This bag is clear so you can see what you secreted away inside it easily. No more opening a bag to find crayons when you were looking for salami (why are you keeping crayons in your fridge anyway wierdo?). Tired of leaving your half sliced tomato on the cutting board for days only to find it sad and deflated when you want to use it? Use a bag ( or just eat the whole tomato for god sakes its not that serious do you really need to bag up every little piece of food you didn't use...you know these bags don't biodegrade right? Stop using so many bags...) Ziplock bags are great, but do you really have ziplock bag money..no you don't because the minimum wage hasn't changed since 2009 and no one making $7.25 an hour has Ziplock money... buy an amazon bag because its basically a Ziplock bag except its not.

Prepare for a zip-lock revolution, a culinary containment triumph! Amazon Basics Slider Quart Food Storage Bags aren't just bags; they're miniature fortresses of freshness, guardians of your snacks, and organizational wizards of your fridge and pantry.Let's be real, we've all wrestled with those flimsy, frustrating bags that refuse to seal. But these Amazon Basics sliders? They glide shut with the satisfying zip of a well-oiled machine, locking in freshness and banishing leaks like tiny, plastic superheroes.I've battled leaky leftovers, spilled snacks, and the general chaos of disorganized food storage. But these bags? They've brought order to my kitchen, a sense of serene, organized bliss. They're like tiny, transparent filing cabinets for my food, keeping everything neat, tidy, and perfectly preserved.And the quart size? Oh, the versatility! It's the Goldilocks of food storage, just right for everything from leftover soup to a handful of trail mix, to pre-portioned ingredients for a quick meal. It's like having a multi-purpose culinary sidekick, always ready for action.The durability is simply divine. These bags are surprisingly robust, standing up to the rigors of fridge, freezer, and even the occasional rough-and-tumble of a lunch bag. It's like having tiny, flexible containers that can handle anything you throw at them.And the value? It's the unsung hero of this review. You get a mountain of these bags for a price that won't break the bank. It's like finding a treasure chest of organizational bliss, without the pirate's ransom.Honestly, I was a name-brand loyalist for years, but these Amazon Basics bags have converted me. They've transformed my food storage from a source of frustration to a source of pure, organized joy.So, if you're ready to banish the bag-related blues and embrace a world of leak-proof, freshness-preserving perfection, grab a box of Amazon Basics Slider Quart Food Storage Bags. They're not just bags; they're tiny, reliable heroes of the kitchen. Five stars, and a standing ovation for the unsung champions of food storage!

You know what I use these for? I bought a little ice machine and when you put the ice in a tray, they kind of all stick together.. but these bags are perfect for my needs. When the ice machine is full, believe it or not, it’s the exact measurements of these bags, with just enough space to close it without it ripping. I’m thrilled and I would buy it again absolutely.. as far as it being reusable I can’t necessarily say yes because I don’t know it’s just me but it seems like when you use this bag and you freeze something once you unfreeze it bacteria and everything else could form. I think that would go with any bag that you freeze except for something like an ice pack that’s meant to never be opened and to keep refreezing that would be different but for what I needed it for I’m very happy and I would recommend it. Yes! thank you !

These are generally pretty good. I've had a few where the top isn't secured the way it should be so the bag is useless, but overall they are generally reliable. For the price they are a good purchase if you prefer a zip lock bag. Would give them 4.5 stars if that was possible.