Polypropolene Or Cellophane?

Baking By alicegop Updated 30 Mar 2007 , 10:08pm by alicegop

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alicegop Posted 21 Mar 2007 , 4:53pm
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I want to buy the bags for my cookies in bulk. I am currently buying the mini treat bags (4x6) from Michaels, but would like to stop having to go to Michaels. I am looking at http://www.glerup.com/colordet.cfm?&id=BAG&type=BCP&clr=CL&CFID=2251877&CFTOKEN=70662163
and don't know which bags I should get.

Is there a better site I should order from?

I want to order the boxes from this site, so kinda want to just get one order...

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cookiemookie Posted 21 Mar 2007 , 5:31pm
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I think it is just a matter of personal preference.

I am picky about what I use. I really like the crispness of cello, but I think it's just me. I also use flat bags for cookies, they just look nicer to me in them.

If you order from them let us know how you like it. Their prices seem nice. I'd like to find a nice bulk place to order also. I get mine at my local cake store and usually wipe them out of bags.

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Solecito Posted 21 Mar 2007 , 6:18pm
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Somebody told me once that cellophane was better to use with food than plastic, but I don;t know if it;s true and why. I prefer using cellophane bags the look better.

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alicegop Posted 30 Mar 2007 , 7:14pm
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Okay here is what I decided: www.nashvillewraps.com and got the polypropolene and I love them because if my cookie is a little too big I can stretch the polypropolene ones no problem thumbs_up.gif

I didn't go with the other co. because their boxes I wanted were to small for what I wanted. But I am happy with my nashville wraps order.

Here is a picture of the polypropolene bags.
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maladymay Posted 30 Mar 2007 , 9:27pm
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I get my flat cookie bags from Paper Zone. They come in packs of a hundred for pretty cheap. Less than $4.

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alicegop Posted 30 Mar 2007 , 10:08pm
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with tax and shipping nashville wraps are under $10 for 1000

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