Drawstring Cotton Bread Loaf Storage Bag - Standard Size

Disappointed with this bag - really thought that the Lakeland brand would bring benefits in storing my home made loaves. But sadly not the case : white marks appear very quickly on the loaf, soft crusts and just had to throw out half a quite recently made loaf because smothered in blue mould.

I bought this as I thought it would be as good as the vegetable bags. However, it felt insubstantial for the price. The vegetable bags have a toggle to tighten the cord to prevent air entering. This doesn't and is effectively a thin plastic-lined cotton bag.

Yes, there are mixed views below, and felt we had no choice but to try this bag when Lakeland stopped selling the brilliant breathable bread bags that we have always previously used for our homemade machine-baked bread. We have now tried this three times, each time ensuring that the bag was dry and completely clean, and each time white spots have appeared on the crust within three days, and the loaves feel slightly damp. I am eking out my stock of the breathable bags, and have just six left. PLEASE, Lakeland, re-consider your decision to stop selling the breathable bags.

I have had one of these bags for a number of year in fact I have a bread bag and a baguette bag both of which live in our camper van where storage of fresh bread and baguettes are difficult at the best of times but using these bags we have travelled all over the UK, most of Europe and we even took them to NewZealand when we hired a camper for 6 weeks. Our bread was Always fresh until the last crust . I have on occasion left bread in the bag in the van when we have unloaded at the end of a trip and often it is 7 days before we go back to check we have decided it makes excellent toast

I purchased a drawstring bread bag and this was definitely poor value for money it has cost me £7-98 plus x2 loaves.I took my bread out of the packet and it went mouldy faster than it would have if I had not bothered