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20 Pack Long Paper Bread Bags for Homemade Sourdough, Tin Tie Tab Lock
£4.96
Brand
Unbranded
Type
Bread Bag
Size
Large
Number in Pack
20
Material
Grease-Resistant Paper
Features
Lockable
Item Length
12.99 in (33 cm)
Item Width
6.3 in (16 cm)
Colour
Brown
About this item
Perfect Package: 20 pack bread bags for homemade sourdough bread within tin tie tab lock, easy to keep bread fresh and clean. Each pack come with 20 pieces of self adhesive seal label stickers.
Perfect Size for Oval Sourdough: These bakery bags measure approx. 6.3"L×4.33"W×12.99"H, can fit a loaf of oval sourdough bread, baguettes, ciabatta and more pastries.
Seal in Freshness: Our bread bags use reusable tin-tie tab seal creates an airtight closure to block moisture and oxygen. Preserves softness, flavor, and moisture longer while preventing staleness.
Tear-Resistant Material: Made of grease-resistant paper, sturdy enough to holds up to 2lbs baked goods. The bread bags with window are well made and won't fall apart at the seams.
Widly Use: This bread paper bags is multi-purpose and has a wide range of applications,it's suitable for filling food, Breads, Granola, Donut, Cookies, Snacks, et. It is also a great choice for special occasions such as birthday parties, weddings, picnics, Christmas and Thanksgiving.
Please make payment immediately upon placing your order.
We ship locally in the UK, with a processing time of one business day and a delivery time of 1-2 business days.
We accept refunds within 14 days, provided it does not affect resale; the buyer will need to pay for return shipping.
Please send us a message via eBay and we will reply to you within 18 hours.
Please make payment immediately upon placing your order.
We ship locally in the UK, with a processing time of one business day and a delivery time of 1-2 business days.
We accept refunds within 14 days, provided it does not affect resale; the buyer will need to pay for return shipping.
Please send us a message via eBay and we will reply to you within 18 hours.
