Reusable Silicone Half Gallon Bag

With the Stasher Reusable Silicone Half Gallon Bag, saving money and the planet is, dare we say, in the bag. Endlessly reusable, this half-gallon bag with a pinch-lock seal is made from premium food-grade silicone that's soft as a baby's bottom, pure as glass, nontoxic, and temperature-resistant. Oh, and did we mention you can write on it, and that the bag safe in the dishwasher and microwave, too? Talk about endless love. Dimensions: 8.5" x 10.25" x 1.5" Stasher is a women-owned business that created Stasher bags to keep single-use plastics from entering our oceans and landfills. Shop all eco-friendly Stasher products for your next monthly shipment. Grove also offers an entire selection of food storage solutions to keep leftovers fresh and your lunch spill-free, without the waste of single-use plastics. Looking for more eco-friendly options for reusable food storage and cutlery that reduces plastic waste? Take a look at our selection of paper products and pantry items, too. What are some different ways that I can use the Stasher Reusable Silicone Half Gallon Bag? Unlike traditional plastic storage bags, the Stasher silicone bag is temperature-resistant, so you can place it inside the microwave with the bag open, and safely defrost or cook food. You can even use this bag on the stovetop or sous vide. Simply burp first, press the seal firmly, and close before boiling. What is food-grade silicone and what are its benefits? Food-grade silicone is a nontoxic type of silicone that doesn’t contain any chemical fillers or byproducts, making it safe for use with food. Here are some of silicone's benefits: It’s highly resistant to extreme temperatures It doesn't harden, crack, or become brittle It’s lightweight and easy to transport Silicone is made from an abundant natural resource It’s free from BPA, latex, lead, and phthalates Recycle your Stasher products on us Email us at recycle@grove.co and we’ll send you a prepaid return label. Please mail your Stasher products back to us for recycling through Recyclops.