Matter Compostable Quart Food Storage Bags, 50 Count

%231. Compostable (wish ALL PLASTIC in the US was biodegradable). They keep food fresh better than regular plastic zip lock bags.

These work great as long as you're not in a humid environment. They "breathe" more than regular plastic ziplock bags. Some things might get a little soggy if you're in a humid place.

priced pretty well. Good quality.

These work just fine, I'm glad that they are biodegrade able! I feel better that there is less plastic out in the world.

I really like these bags they are more heavy duty then regular plastic ones my kids even use them a couple time to refill on road trips with pretzels. Love that they are compostable so its even better for the earth and also being able to reuse them sometimes.

I used the regular plastic baggies for my lunch and chips ext so I wanted to try these baggies out bc they really are different material that I usually use but overall I like them the material is soft and easy to open and close I can use these again but depends on what I put in them I know these are supposed to be good for the environment bc they are made of the earth plants so I'll do my part and continue to use these baggies for now on.

These storage bags work great. The size is nice. It's taller rather than wider. It's so great that these compost in their own! No more guilt over using single use plastics for lunches. The zipper is a little hard to open at first but after the first open, they are easier to use.

I thought these were going to be thin and chincy in order to compose, but surprisingly, they are a nice thick quality similar to the new plastic grocery bags the stores have now. I'm impressed. It states that they will fully decompose in the soil by 12 months in the soil. I cannot provide a review on that, but I am glad they have these. I would love to try the tall kitchen garbage bags, but they are a little to pricey yet for me. I hope, as it seems to work out, that more companies will jump on this bandwagon by manufacturing similar, and then the prices will come down. I was utilizing reusable grocery bags 40 years ago, including fruit and vegetable bags. Funny that it took this long for everyone to catch on!

What I've used so far has been positive, i haven't used them for liquid as some have started using and leaking, i don't trust any baggies in that sense. But for solids these have queued very well. Ï have placed toasted bread, craft items, small wooden boards n a few other items.

I use these bags on a seven day backpacking trip. The zipper worked well even with frequent opening and closing. However, pointy foods like crackers and granola poked holes in the bag. I will continue to use these bags in order to help reduce the amount of plastic I use. I recommend them.