Basically Gallon Freezer Bags (25 ct, 2 oz)
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Product Description
Secure seal. Freezer safe. Microwave & oven safe. Dishwasher safe. Reusable silicone. A family company. Brand reusable silicone container. From freezer, to oven, to table. An all-in-one solution to simplify mealtime. Ziplock Endurables seamlessly go from freezer, to oven, to table, to anywhere you go. Durable, reusable silicone containers and pouches. Platinum Silicone: Reusable, food grade silicone. Convenient Design: Has easy open tabs & cool grab tabs for easy handling.
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Introducing Hefty Press to Close Freezer Bags, our first-ever press to close design for portioning foods for freezer storage or marinating cuts of chicken or beef! The stand-and-fill expandable bottom makes it easy to load food, craft supplies, or other household items into these freezer bags. The easy grip, double zipper closure creates a secure seal that snaps closed with just a press. These bags are microwave safe for even more convenience, so you can go straight from meal prep to meal time.
