Pour & Store no more?

[theoctagon]

Does anyone know where you can buy the Pour & Store bags or something similar? I don't seem to be able to find them anymore

 

[edh]

Not looked for those as have a supply... use these too...

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/p10914/20... bags&ef_id=Urcl1gAABNoVkFxg:20140928185543:s

 

[theoctagon]

Thank you

 

[Robin]

I've used Lakeland bags. They are good quality

 

[Mole]

Yes. Lakeland are the originals.

But these are very similar:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sealapack-R...UTF8&qid=1411930971&sr=8-7&keywords=sealapack

My local 'pound shop' does them for just ....

£1!

 

[Tartanferret]

Does anyone know where you can buy the Pour & Store bags or something similar? I don't seem to be able to find them anymore

Large branches of Sainsburys sell there own version

 

[EM - paul]

keep an eye on aldi specials too. i got tons last time they had them in and they are excellent plus a quid a pack of 8

 

[theoctagon]

Cheers chaps

 

[edh]

I wash mine out and reuse.

I also do this with FD meal packetss....take one 'Manufacturers' packet and then re-use with two or three 're-bagged' FD meals....not pushed this beyond a few days lest I die of food poisoning...

....but it saves....

...several grams and some packaging bulk

 

[Mole]

Only done it the once with a bought meal bag (so far), but have reused Pour n Store plenty.
I used one as my 'breakfast bowl' for a TGO. All but the first breakfasts (muesli and Nido) were carried in 'flimsy' poly bags. Just rinsed out the pour n store after each breakfast. Certainly saves on rubbish bulk.