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how now brown paper - silicon food storage bag

1/11/2021

 
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Forget plastic snap lock bags! You need these babies in your life! These reusable and washable silicon food storage bags by How Now Brown Paper are perfect for anything you can imagine. They are 1L capacity and are safe for the fridge or freezer. 

We store our opened crackers and treats to keep in the cupboard. We also use them to store any leftover liquids, and fruit and vegetables in the fridge. Have any chopped up fruit? We currently have a tray of mangoes that we have chopped into cubes, put them into these silicone pouches and then into the freezer. They make for tasty smoothie treats!

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  • home
  • wildfolk
  • travel
    • New South Wales >
      • Outback NSW
      • Brungle Creek
      • Emerald Beach
      • Harrington
      • Shoal Bay
      • Penrose
      • South Coast >
        • Bendalong
        • Green Patch
        • Merry Beach
        • Pebbly Beach
        • Potato Point
        • Pretty Beach
        • Racecourse Beach
        • Soul Wood
    • Victoria >
      • Tidal River
      • Phillip Island
      • Bellarine Peninsula
      • Glenrowan
      • The Great Ocean Road
      • Warrnambool
      • Ballarat
      • Echuca
    • Tasmania >
      • Spirit of Tasmania
      • Devonport
      • Stanley
      • Cradle Mountain
      • West Coast
      • Hobart
      • Cockle Creek
      • Bruny Island
      • Port Arthur
      • Wineglass Bay
      • Bay of Fires
      • Launceston
    • South Australia >
      • Victor Harbor
      • Rapid Bay
      • Wauraltee Beach
      • Quorn
      • Flinders Ranges
      • Oodnadatta
      • Coober Pedy
      • Point Gibbon
      • Engine Point
      • Yangie Bay
      • Perlubie Beach
      • The Nullarbor
    • Northern Territory >
      • Alice Springs
      • Devils Marbles
      • Kings Canyon
      • Uluru - Kata Tjuta
    • Western Australia >
      • Lucky Bay
      • Wave Rock
      • Bremer Bay
      • Denmark
      • Busselton
      • Sandy Cape
      • Kalbarri
      • Shark Bay
      • Ningaloo Coast
  • van life
    • Van Tips >
      • Jayco Flamingo
      • Great Aussie Tribal Xplora
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