ZiplocEndurables Silicone Food Storage Meal Prep Containers, Microwave Safe and Eco-Friendly, Medium Container, 1 Count

I run to work and have been looking for something other than a tortilla to safety contain my lunch. This Ziploc has a wide opening with an obvious seal. I can microwave and eat from the container without any issues. It can probably transport soup, but I'm not ready to take the risk. I can turn it inside out of cleaning. Highly recommend.

It's very useful for small food items without having to waste plastic or anything but the price is pretty steep considering it's for just 1. Will not buy again for the same price

I got the pouch and not the flats. The pouch is easier to fill but it's top heavy so it will flop over.Pros: true to size mouth opening.Good grip and easy to open close.Relatively inexpensive.Cons: Too floppy and could use more structure.Hard to clean by hand with the shake shake methodComparison/contrast to other silicone bags:-Not as structured, more floppy+True to size opening. Others are always smaller than the bag dimensions-/+softer hand feel-harder to clean by hand-/+ it can hold liquid, but it's a bag. It will pop open if you put pressure on it. Every leak proof bag does this.Overall I would splurge and get a Stasher Bowl, but if you want this size, it is an acceptable reusable bag.I've used mine to store leftover meats in the freezer and it has worked well. No structural degradation. Microwaving isn't as easy because it is so floppy. Best to use for storage as opposed to cooking I think.

I have a mixed review. I love the concept and the re-usability of these. The quality is certainly there as well. It's a high quality item. I think they'd be great for car snacks, or storage of small items like computer cords or pens and pencils or even feminine products if you wanted to make sure they stayed dry at the beach. I'm sure they have a million uses. But I bought mine to take camping for cooking food in, and they're just not meant for that. I mean, the instructions certainly indicate that hot water can go inside of them and they won't have a meltdown, but they aren't insulated. It seemed like they might be the perfect solution so I didn't have to dirty my cook pot ( that I boil water in and only wanted to boil water in, not dirty with food) but it just didn't pan out right because the water got cold too fast. As well, the outside tends to attract dirt! So before I even used it the tacky outer surface had collected leaf bits and dirt, and if it were opened the inside would have done the same thing. Definitely not for outdoor functionality.I realized I was thinking outside the box on its use, but that's the beauty of things like this as they have so many uses!I'll definitely use this for something, but I agree that the price point is prohibitive. I actually only needed one small pouch and it only came in a pack of two so now I have two that I'm not sure what to do with.It might make a decent first aid kit? Or dog treat pouch? Not sure.

I’m new to silicone storage bags. I’ve tried a couple different brands and really like this one. The silicone is thick, and still pliable. I love the zip closure at the top. It’s a much larger version of the zip that’s on the disposable bags. Once sealed it stays closed. It’s also easy to open. The little tab on one side makes a huge difference, especially with wet hands. I’ve microwaved vegetables and did need a hot pad to remove the bag, but it worked perfectly and clean up was super easy.

Product of the Year? whod Ziplock pay off??cuz… No. jusst. NO.bodybuilder so i food prep for 20+ years. i know tupperware…. 15$ for this “floppy wont stay sealed so ya gotta wrap 2 bags around it” Product of the Yearsides close in as you eat. ive only 2 hands. ive not yet 3.2 to manage this floppy pos1 to operate the forkoh no wait. i need 4 handscuz the last ones got a finger up and pointed at Ziplock

My wife and I use these to put our liquids and to go through TSA. We were tired of using regular court size bags and these were much more durable. They worked very well.

These bags use a tiny bit of water or not veggies cook quickly with all their flavor and nutrition all sealed in. There is nothing to pour away. It does take a bit of time to learn the length of time needed to cook it veggie or fish. When in doubt just cook for a minute and a half, then check inside the bag. I am very happy with this purchase and recommend it to family and friends.