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Food and Freezer Bags 200pk

Food and Freezer Bags 200pk

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Food and Freezer Bags

Food and freezer bags are plastic bags used to store food in the fridge, keep it fresh in the cupboard and freeze it in portions. They help with batch cooking, leftovers and packing food for later.

A box of food and freezer bags is handy for anyone who cooks in larger amounts. Cook one big pot, split it into bags and you have meals ready for busy weeknights.

Ways to Use Food and Freezer Bags

Food and freezer bags suit wet foods, dry foods and everything in between. These are some of the most common uses:

  • Freezing portions of curry, chilli, soup, stew or bolognese
  • Marinating chicken, paneer or vegetables before cooking
  • Freezing berries, chopped fruit, grated cheese or fresh herbs
  • Storing sliced bread, rolls or homemade flatbreads in the freezer
  • Splitting nuts, dried fruit or seeds into snack-sized portions
  • Making up trail mix or granola for lunchboxes
  • Keeping leftover rice, cooked pulses or vegetables in the fridge

How to Freeze Food in Bags

Food freezes best when you remove as much air as you can from the bag. Press the air out by hand before you close it.

Let cooked food cool fully before it goes into the bag. Leave a little space at the top for liquids such as soup, because they expand as they freeze. Lay the bags flat on a tray until solid. They then stack neatly and take up less room.

Write the contents and date on each bag with a marker. This saves guessing later, especially when several bags look the same.

Why Home Cooks Keep Spare Bags

Food and freezer bags are useful for more than freezing. They are good for portioning dry foods you buy in larger packs, such as lentils, nuts or spices. Smaller bags are easier to carry and easy to share out.

Food and Freezer Bags FAQ

Should I let hot food cool before putting it in a freezer bag?

Yes, cool cooked food first. Hot food can warm up other items in the freezer and makes steam inside the bag.

How do I stop freezer burn?

Squeeze out as much air as possible before closing the bag. Less air around the food means less drying out and fewer ice crystals.

What is the best way to freeze soup or curry in a bag?

Freeze it flat in single portions. Leave a little room at the top, and stack the bags once they are solid.

Add food and freezer bags to your basket ready for your next batch of cooking.

Delivery

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  • £4.99 delivery charge below £60.

Allergen Warning

This product is produced in a factory which handles nuts, peanuts, cereals containing gluten, crustaceans, milk, sesame, mustard, soya, celery and sulphites.

How to contact us?

For any questions or assistance, feel free to reach out via email at hello@ginco.co.uk or call us at +44 7710 405018. We're here to help!

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