Geek Daily Deals August 16, 2019: Set of 6 Resealable Silicone Food Storage Bags for $29 Today!
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Perfect for sous vide cooking or taking lunch every day, this set of 6 resealable ood storage bags are just $29 today!
Homelux Theory Reusable Silicone Food Storage Bags | Sandwich, Sous Vide, Liquid, Snack, Lunch, Fruit, Freezer Airtight Seal | BEST for preserving and cooking | (2 Large + 2 Medium + 2 Small):
⭐IDEAL COMBINATION – In the set of 6, you’ll find 2 LARGE (1.5L/ 50oz/ 6 cups) + 2 MEDIUM (1L/ 30oz/ 4 cups) + 2 SMALL (500ml/ 15oz/ 2 cups) silicone food bags that can fulfill all kitchen needs. The large bags are best for storing family size food, meal prep and bigger fruits, whereas the small bags are ideal for leftovers, snacks and on-the-go food!
⭐KEEP YOUR FRIDGE & KITCHEN ORGANIZED – Are you sick of a messy fridge and kitchen? Our storage bags are here to keep them neat and organized. Now you can enjoy a comfortable kitchen every day!
⭐OUR QUALITY – Our premium silicone bags guarantees superior user experience. Food grade material, leak proof, heat and cold resistant. Best to store liquid and use in microwave, oven, dishwasher, refrigerator and freezer. MOST IMPORTANTLY, they are safe for babies and pets!
⭐ECO FRIENDLY + KEEP FOOD FRESH = SAVE YOU MONEY – Can you imagine how much food and plastic bags we throw away each day? HOMELUX’s food bags are reusable, recyclable and our hermetic airtight seal extends the life of your food. They are here to promote ZERO WASTE. Every one of us can help our earth by doing 1 little step!
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