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Bread Bags for Homemade Bread & Sourdough - 2 Pack Reusable Beeswax Bread Bags, 100% Cotton with Detachable Liner & TPU Freezer Bag, 17x14in, Freezer Safe & Washable

$19.98 USD

~~$31.97 USD~~ $19.98 USD

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color Cream Green

Product description

Perfect for carrying bread during camping trips, keeping loaves protected from crushing and fresh in the great outdoors.

Ideal for packing baguettes, croissants and other baked goods for picnics, keeping them fresh and ready to enjoy.

Perfect for gifting & holidays! This stylish canvas bread bag is a thoughtful gift for bakers, ideal for housewarmings and festive celebrations.

Ideal for kitchen storage! The breathable canvas keeps homemade & store-bought bread fresh, protecting loaves from drying out daily.

Will the beeswax liner lose wax after washing? Will it affect the freshness-keeping effect?

Gentle hand washing with cold water won’t cause heavy wax loss. A small amount of surface wax is normal and won’t affect the liner’s moisture-proof and fresh-keeping function. It can be used normally after drying.
Will the TPU material harden or crack when put in the freezer?

The TPU material has good low-temperature resistance. It remains flexible at normal freezing temperatures (around -18℃) and won’t harden or crack, so it can be safely used for frozen storage.
Are ingredients like beeswax and pine resin safe? Will they have an odor that affects the bread’s taste?

All ingredients are natural food-grade, safe and non-irritating. New bags may have a slight natural resin odor, which will dissipate after 1-2 hours of ventilation. It won’t penetrate the bread or affect the taste.
Do I need to prepare a card for the freshness tracker slot, or does the bag come with one?

The bag comes with a blank record card. You can directly use a marker to fill in the baking date, making it easy to track the bread’s freshness.
Will storing freshly made toast (room temperature around 30℃) melt the beeswax?

30℃ room temperature won’t melt the beeswax (melting point of beeswax is about 62-67℃). You can safely store cooled toast, just avoid putting extremely hot bread directly into it.