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Reddit mentions of Reusable Silicone Food Storage Bags Set of 6 - LARGE Size 50 OZ Small Size 30 OZ Airtight Zip Seal Bags Keep Your Food Fresh Bag For Cooking, Sous Vide, Lunch, Snack, Sandwich, Freezer
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Reusable Silicone Food Storage Bags Set of 6 - LARGE Size 50 OZ Small Size 30 OZ Airtight Zip Seal Bags Keep Your Food Fresh Bag For Cooking, Sous Vide, Lunch, Snack, Sandwich, Freezer. Here are the top ones.
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2 LARGE HERMETIC PRODUCE SAVER BAGS 50 OZ/1.5L/6 cups to store family portions and meal prep; 4 SMALL BAG 30 OZ/1L/4 cups for snacks, fruits and veggies, sandwiches.Our SOUS VIDE BAGS are made of SAFE ECO FRIENDLY and CERTIFIED FOOD GRADE SILICONE.Hermetically sealed closure preserves and extends the freshness of your food for healthy nutrition, money saving and lessPack your food into AIRTIGHT SILICONE FOOD STORAGE BAGS directly at the grocery store, refrigerate or freeze, marinade before cooking, microwave or boil, reheat, even eat out of and finally save yourThese REUSABLE FREEZER BAGS are thick and washable. Reuse them over and over again.ECO FRIENDLY: Storage Sandwiches, Fruits, Beef, Fish and Vegetables perfectly, Reuse and keep foods fresh, instead of using plastic bags, Protecting our Natural World.
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| Height | 1.86 Inches |
| Length | 11.7 Inches |
| Width | 8.6 Inches |
Flexible plastics engineer here. I highly recommend against using Ziploc brand bags, freezer or otherwise, for pouring boiling water into. They are made of a polyethylene material, which on it's own softens around 195 deg F. Boiling water can definitely cause additive chemicals (stable at normal temps) to leach out of the bag into your food. If you call Ziploc, they will also tell you not to pour boiling water into their bags.
They're more expensive, but using retort grade flexible packages, like what other commenters suggested, is the safe way to go. They're constructed with materials that the FDA rates as safe for food contact and for cooking inside of at elevated temperatures (200+ deg F), and are designed to be safe in this kind of application. Silicone bags would also be a suitable and reusable alternative.