We try to buy in bulk…canned gravy, shredded cheese, ground beef that we prepare into grounds and burgers, boxes of bacon…we love Sam’s club! :) Anyway, these bags allow us to freeze our items, label them with contents and date frozen, and then we can just grab out a bag and put in the fridge or microwave when we need it. I count these among my favorite food prep items, and the new fold down bags are nice.

Product is great but now I cannot get it shipped to me because of outrageous shipping costs. I always had it shipped to me because it was so convenient but now since they change their shipping policy the shipping cost is more than the product itself. Won’t be ordering anything from Sam’s anymore. It’s ridiculous!

I have used Ziploc freezer bags forever. I trust and use them for long term as well as short term freezer storage. Long term use is done by packing food in the freezer bag and pushing out every bit of air that you can. Then wrap 2 layers thick in Butcher/ Freezer paper, Tape closed with blue painters tape (My choice) and write the contents on the outside and freeze. I have 1 1/2 yr old food that comes out like the day I froze it. Prices may vary as we all know. Sam's: Ziploc freezer bags cost me $16.78 in September for 216 bags. W.Mart: The closest I could come to what I bought in this review was Grip and seal 75 bags for $10.82 in store. I got 141 more bags for $5.96 more. That's $0.08 per bag compared to $0.14 per bag. To get the same exact product from W.M. I would have had to order through W.M.+ online shipping and the cost as stated at the time of this review as stated on the website $31. to $33.+.

These are great for some many things besides leftovers. Bought bulk size spices, flour, cornmeal, and put out quart and snack size ziplocks st our food pantry so people could get these basic cooking ingredients to brighten so much of the processed food they get.

I bought 1 box and they had a small hole in the bag. Which was so aggravating because we separate our ground beef and put them in our freezer. Take them out and put them in warm water for a fast defrost. Water would get in the bag what a mess it was.

I am very disappointed with these freezer bags. The last two boxes that I've purchased have had holes in them. I didn't notice it until I've taken out of the freezer and my food was freezer burnt! Very expensive for what we got! I have always been an avid user of Ziploc products but will now be switching to another brand!

I used these for some years, then went to the store brand which was OK for some time, but got so thin, closures wouldn't zip right and such that I went back to these. The small extra cost isn't a big deal compared to the hassle and disappointment of those other brands

I have tried all sorts of brands. This is easy to seal and has the color zipper so you can see it is closed. I like this one because it is easy to open and it doesn't have a zipper which drives the per-unit cost up. Bag is durable - works in the freezer or in the bottom of my briefcase as to collect pens and toys.

This particular Ziploc bag is just the perfect size. Too many times I've had to deal with bags that were way too big or small. This size is perfect for holding medical supplies, medium-sized bottles (not encouraging pests to stay), hair accessories, even crochet tools.

My wife and I are empty-nesters. Preparing meals is often challenging because repetitively cooking only small amounts of food is redundant and time consuming. Cooking larger portions and storing leftovers is commonly the answer. Ziploc bags are the ideal and economical solution for storing leftovers.