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If You Care Sandwich Bags, Natural , 48 Count

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By If You Care. PREMIUM PAPER BAGGIES: If You Care Sandwich Bags come as pack of 48 paper bags that have a natural grease-proof barrier which keeps bread fresh for up to 6 hours. Our bags have not been chemically treated and do not contain wax. BETTER BAGS: Our FSC Certified unbleached bags are made of greaseproof, nonstick paper which is biodegradable, compostable, and microwave safe. They’re designed to be used with sandwiches that have butter, mayonnaise or oil.

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By If You Care. PREMIUM PAPER BAGGIES: If You Care Sandwich Bags come as pack of 48 paper bags that have a natural grease-proof barrier which keeps bread fresh for up to 6 hours. Our bags have not been chemically treated and do not contain wax. BETTER BAGS: Our FSC Certified unbleached bags are made of greaseproof, nonstick paper which is biodegradable, compostable, and microwave safe. They’re designed to be used with sandwiches that have butter, mayonnaise or oil.

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BrandIf You Care
ManufacturerIf You Care
ColorNatural
Size48 count
CategoryBaby Product
TypeKitchen
Key featuresPREMIUM PAPER BAGGIES: If You Care Sandwich Bags come as pack of 48 paper bags that have a natural grease-proof barrier which keeps bread fresh for up to 6 hours. Our bags have not been chemically treated and do not contain wax.; BETTER BAGS: Our FSC Certified unbleached bags are made of greaseproof, nonstick paper which is biodegradable, compostable, and microwave safe. They’re designed to be used with sandwiches that have butter, mayonnaise or oil.; VERSATILE USES: Our paper bags can be used for your kids’ school lunch, cookies, muffins, and other baked goods, as well as chips, nuts, and snacks. Each baggie measures 7 1/5” x 6 3/8” x 2 1/4”.; RESPONSIBLE BAGGING: Bags are made in Sweden from unbleached pulp of Scandinavian spruce trees, which is a natural, renewable resource. Our bags are chlorine free, so no chlorine or chlorine derivatives are dumped into our lakes, rivers, and streams.