Reusable bags for groceries

[ellone]

Seconding the Whole Foods bags - they have a big variety, from much thicker canvas to insulated, rolling, and their standard $.99 ones (below), which really hold up well and are washable, really big, sturdy and stand up flat on their own without a piece of cardboard or anything, in my experience.

Thirding the Whole Foods bags. My husband actually uses one of their small insulated bags as his lunch tote.

 

[Disney Doll]

I never buy them. DH & I go to tons of conferences & seminars and thay are always giving them out for free.

They're not cute like the Whole Foods bags, but free is good.

 

[Mrs.Malone]

For an insulated bag, I like the big zip top red/cream ones from Trader Joe's.

 

[2binak]

We have a bunch of bags from Envirosax. We've had them for a few years and they've held up really well. Still look like new really. We can really load them up and never have to worry about them coming apart. Highly recommended!!!

 

[tiggger1]

I've been seeing more and more people using the utility totes from Thirty-one. I am debating getting one myself.

I have the thermal utility tote and I love it. I can hold a ton of frozen/cold food. the last time I used it, I had a box of waffles, a box of pancakes, 2 boxes of ice cream, 2 bags of shredded cheese. 2 bags of chicken nuggets, 2 bags of fries plus 6 containers of yogurt plus a bunch of sandwich meat. I also use the large utility tote for the dry groceries, I can usually get away with just the thermal tote and the large utlilty tote even with a larger grocery list..