Anyone Need Featherweight Bags?? Check This Out.....
Decorating By CakeDiva73 Updated 12 Sep 2006 , 6:21pm by czyadgrl
I came across these on ebay - killer deals on featherweight bags and some have free shipping...
One of them is for 12 bags ( 6 eight " and 6 ten " for $18 free s/h) 
http://cgi.ebay.com/FEATHERWEIGHT-WILTON-BAG-8-inch-FREE-S-H_W0QQitemZ280025254666QQihZ018QQcategoryZ82QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/FEATHERWEIGHT-WILTON-BAGS-LOT-8-10-inch-FREE-S-H_W0QQitemZ280027076254QQihZ018QQcategoryZ82QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/FEATHERWEIGHT-WILTON-BAGS-8-10-12-14-16-inch-10_W0QQitemZ280025255188QQihZ018QQcategoryZ82QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
I already bought a bunch but these are even cheaper than using the 40% coupon. Hope it helps someone 
I just bought 2 cases of the kee-seal bags...I LOVE those things!!!!! You can go to their website, www.kee-seal.com, and get samples for 5 bucks...they say free, but ya pay for the shipping...but, if ya order some, then ya get your 5 bucks back....5 bucks off your first order 
I'm tellin' ya, these bags rock! Sooo easy to grip....I love'em!!!
Ok... I don't understand what the kee bags are? are they disposable? I know the Wilton disposable stink because they are very inflexible.... are these rubber bags on a roll and you use the couplers too?
Sorry if I sound lost - they look cool but I have never seen them before.... thanks!
yep, they are disposable....they have these wierd grippy things on the outside...I dont know how to explain it but the bags are sooooo easy to hold on to and squeeze, they make frosting/decorating SOOOO much easier.....its really worth sendin' in the five bucks and gettin' a sample of them....I think I got 2 big ones and like 4 or 6 smaller ones.
ok... score!! Only bumer is you use Paypal on a purchase but not on a sample and I don;'t even have checks so I will have to figure something out..... they look very cool.....
These can be purchased at cake decorator supply stores as well, at least they are at Midwest Baker Supply in OKC (for those in the local area). You may want to try a local supplier if you are unable to purchase online from CC or the keeseal web site. Just a thought...
BTW, these are very neat and convenient!
These can be purchased at cake decorator supply stores as well, at least they are at Midwest Baker Supply in OKC (for those in the local area). You may want to try a local supplier if you are unable to purchase online from CC or the keeseal web site. Just a thought...
BTW, these are very neat and convenient!
I'm in OKC but have never heard of Midwest Baker Supply...I looked them up in the phone book when I saw this post. Can you tell me a little about them? Are they reasonably priced on their items etc.? Thanks!
Steph
Are these bags strong? I've gotten a couple different disposable kinds before and they all popped holes as soon as I tried to use them. Either that or the coupler just came right out as the material stretched.
They were such a pain I started using lightweights, but I know I don't do a great job of cleaning them.
Just a note that might be helpful...if like me, you have a pile of crappy disposible bags sitting around, use them as liners to the lightweights. It makes cleanup much easier.
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