Grab Amazon's bestselling reusable storage bags during this rare sale — they're up to 50 percent off, today only!

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Join the plastic-free community. (Photo: Amazon)
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Most of us have an overstuffed kitchen cabinet full of boxes of Ziplocs and Tupperware (with all of those lids!) taking up a ton of space. It feels like a Sisyphean task to keep it all organized. So then why not rescue yourself from this burden by grabbing a few Stasher bags while they're on sale at Amazon?

Stasher is designed to replace all those plastic containers, and look cute doing it. The bags are self-sealing, BPA, PVC and latex-free, plus they contain virtually zero plastic. Score.

The adorable baggies are on sale at Amazon, just for today. Different sizes and colors are available, perfect for both on-the-go lunches and making the most of your fridge space. They’re so safe, you can even cook in them.

If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And even those without Prime get free shipping on orders of $25 or more).

Don't miss these must-have Stasher items while they're still on sale.

Stasher Platinum Silicone Food Grade Reusable Storage Bag (Sandwich)

Perfect for storing anything from desserts to makeup. (Photo: Amazon)
Perfect for storing anything from desserts to makeup. (Photo: Amazon)

Stasher bags are made entirely of food-grade silicone, and they’re safe to use in microwaves, on a stove-top, in a freezer, and even in the oven or in a sous vide. As far as cleanup goes, you can just toss them in a dishwasher and go.

“I've tried a LOT of reusable bags as there are a lot of options out there all using a variety of materials. The fabric ones just get gross over time. The vinyl ones are hard to clean and aren't usually dishwasher safe. There are other silicone one that need a separate rod to close them that you can easily lose. This one is the most simple and easy to use. No separate pieces to lose. Can withstand any temperature/microwave/dishwasher/whatever," a five-star fan said.

$9 $13 at Amazon

Stasher Platinum Silicone Food Grade Reusable Storage Bag (Snack)

Leak-proof and secure, all the way. (Photo: Amazon)
Leak-proof and secure, all the way. (Photo: Amazon)

Some of the bags are designed for smaller snacks, so you can easily store the quantities your need. Plus, even if you choose not to use them for food, you can stash (see what we did there) just about anything in these reusable baggies — from makeup and skincare, to pet treats.

“I found myself thinking that there had to do a better way than using the disposable plastic bags every day when making my daughters’ lunches for school," a happy customer said. "I then came across Stasher and these have been great. My wife bought a couple of others reusable pouches from another brand, and I can certainly tell the difference in quality between Stasher and the others. Stasher is sturdy and the material feels much thicker whereas the other pouches are just floppy.”

$5 $10 at Amazon

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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