Sila Silicone Storage Bags Review

I'm so addicted to getting things that I can reuse! I have had cloth bags for years. They are good for many things, such as daily lunches. Recently I've been getting and using silicone bags. 

Each bag comes with a different colored top! I can say, "Mica get me the bag out the freezer that has the red top." He'll come up with the right bag! Yay! The tops are hard for kids to slip on and off. They are even hard for adults to slip on and off the first few times.

Sila Silicone Bags are Wonderful for: 

• Soups
• Produce
• Nuts
• Seeds
• Dried Beans

and much more! 

I don't know if I'll use them for soups. For us glass containers that you can just throw in the microwave are easy peasy for soups. I will use these for berry picking, tomatoes that we've processed, but haven't canned yet. I also make a wellness drink that's packed with anti inflammatory goodness! Usually when I make that I put 1/2 of it in the freezer. These bags are wonderful for storing that in! It's so wonderful that they can go in the freezer! 

I like the bags for produce because they keep the moisture of the fruits and veggies locked in. Net bags don't do that. I'm often left with rubbery tasting veggies. Net bags do work for bananas. We take them out anyhow. 

An Apple 🍎 a day for an Apel a Day. 

Airtight and Leakproof!

Sila Silicone Storage Bags are both. The silicone is food grade! They wash up easily.

Where to Get Them:

Get the 4 set on Amazon Prime for $15.99. https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=me%3DAZ2BIF8I4TNVQ&field-keywords=reusable+snack+bags

What type of bags do you use in the kitchen?

Disclaimer: I got this product for a discounted price in exchange for an honest review. I only review products my readers, and/or family will find helpful.

MIRA Reusable Produce Bags. Set of 5.

One thing I use a lot of is reusable bags. I have produce bags, but I needed more of them. We go through produce like crazy around here! I'm so happy that I got a set of 5 MIRA Reusable Produce Bags.

I like this set. All the bags are the same size. Each bag measures 12 X 14 and is large enough to hold a good amount of produce. It's not the best for garlic, or small things that you may get. I get multiple things often like carrots, celery, sweet peppers, onions, tomatoes, kale, collard greens, green beans, mangos, bananas, and more.

I love that they are made out of a see through mesh. The people that check me out need to see what I'm getting. It helps that I know what's in each bag as well. 

I also love the draw string. That is one feature I dislike on my other bags. There's a plastic thing on my other bags, if that falls off my bag is useless it seems. With MIRA Reusable Produce Bags I don't have a plastic thing on the string. 

You can see that the clump of bananas fit in the bag well! It doesn't feel like the bag is going to rip.

Cost: $29.99, but on sale for $15. That may seem steep, but remember you're using these over and over again. That's less plastic consumption. 

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.