When I bake I like to give the breads away. I used to buy bulk paper bags from a local restaurant supply store, but when I returned to my city after three years of being away, this store had disappeared. I can't even find paper bags at Costco! Does anyone know a good place to find paper bags that are smaller than grocery store bags but bigger than lunch bags?
-Allison
They have a good seleciton of bags and the prices aren't outrageous. I didn't check on shipping cost.
http://www.papermart.com/templates/11-0-65.htm
Larry
That looks like a great link, Larry. I like to run my bags through the inkjet to make them a bit more personal as well. These look great!
:-Paul
try any pizza supplier ,tell them you don't need a receipt
brilliant!
:-Paul
Just found this site where you don't have to buy 1000 bags: http://www.brpboxshop.com/paper-bread-bags.html
I, too, have been wanting bread bags without having to order thousands. I am not a professional baker; but my breads are frequently gifts to others. I ordered bags from the brpboxshop listed above. Great company. They will be here Friday; except that I'm in Nova Scotia, so I'll be paying customs charges on the order; making them a wee expensive for Canadians. AND, just because it's still storming here in Nova Scotia, I was slumming other websites and ordered myself some stickers to close my bags. April 7 and we are in the middle of yet another snowstorm. I'm baking bread and looking forward to the delivery of my bread bags and stickers.
Are you looking for the paper bags? Check out this link https://isellpackaging.com/