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Say goodbye to petroleum-based plastic sandwich bags and hello to If You Care Unbleached Paper Sandwich Bags. Made in Sweden from the unbleached pulp of Scandinavian spruce trees — a renewable resource — these little beauties provide a natural, greaseproof barrier to whatever scrumptious surprise awaits inside. Perfect for snacking sustainably when out and about, these paper sandwich bags are ideal for nuts, potato chips, cookies, and, of course, sandwiches. The coolest part — you can even place these paper snack bags in the microwave!
The real question is: What can't you use these unbleached paper sandwich bags for? Made from premium-quality, unbleached, greaseproof paper, you can use these If You Care Sandwich bags as a replacement for petroleum-based plastic sandwich bags. Pack ‘em with veggies, cheese, nuts, crackers — you name it. Food items stay fresh and travel easily from point A to point B. When you're done with these If You Care paper bags, simply toss them in your compost bin.
Made from premium quality, unbleached greaseproof paper.
This product is 100% plastic-free. There are no plastic lacquers, liners, or coatings.
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Everything in this shop meets expert-backed criteria developed with the Oceanic Preservation Society — prioritizing reduced plastic where it counts most.
✓ Plastic never touches anything you ingest
✓ Free from BPA and all “BP” alternatives
✓ Free from PFAS and other “forever chemicals”
✓ Selected to avoid endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) and other chemicals associated with hormone disruption