FRESHPAPER Keep Baked Goods Fresh, 8 Reusable Food Saver Sheets for Bread, Bagels, Muffins, Cookie Storage, Healthy Meal Prep, BPA Free, 1 (8 Sheet) Packs, Made in The USA

I love this product because it works. There is a spice in the paper that keeps your fruits and veggies for longer than if you didn't have this paper with the active spice ingredient. You just cut off a piece not too big and place it in the vegetable of fruit than what I do is add a paper towel because there is alot of humidity in the refrigerator. It works .

Just two of us and we don’t like the same bread. He likes commercial soft white and I like multigrain breads. So our breads would mold and get thrown away halfway through the loaf. I haven’t had a moldy loaf since I started using these. Love the story of how she developed these. Also use fruit and veggie one and cheese one.

After first using the paper for bread items, I was ready to return it; my bagels still got moldy on the counter. But in all fairness, they had already been sitting out for few days which I know was not smart since it was from a bagel store & they do not add preservatives. Next time I'll use the paper right away. But I did put it in the bags of my other breads & they seemed to fair very well. Try it!I also bought the fresh produce paper & I was blown away. Put it in with my cilantro, which always starts going bad in a few days. With the paper, & mind you I was very skeptical if it would work at all for anything, the cilantro seemed to last 2 weeks with no brown leaves. Also put it in with the zucchini but I think I waited too long since it was already getting old. Lettuce lasted longer as well as other random produce that was loose in the bin & I had thrown a paper in with them. Pleasantly surprised.

I totally recommend getting this. I've used these in my bread drawer for many months and it works. I have ALLOT less bun loss due to mold.

I have purchased all three kinds they sell. One for fruit, one for bread and pastry, and one for cheese the one for fruit works very well but I have found it is only usable two times The one for bread is excellent. It has kept my bread and rolls fresh for a month. The cheese one is not worth talking about. So the fruitbpapers work but you have to keep buying them. I'm going to try the drawer liners next from another company. Debbie Meyers green boxes work for everything but when you get moisture in there you have to wipe it out or I just keep a paper towel in there. The fruit has to be dry for whichever method you choose. I do t wash my fruit until it is going to be eaten. As it ages it is normal for moisture to come out if it. Because of having to repeat purchase I give these fresh papers for fruit just a three. They see extend the life but I don't want to keep buying it. It's way too expensive for a piece of paper you can only use once or twice. Lower the price Andy they may keep more customers. It didn't make it in HSN.

Work great in my vegetable bin

I normally buy six bagels for the week and have a bagel a day. If I bag the bagels in plastic but don't refrigerate them, mold will sometimes form on day five and certainly on day six. So I end up refrigerating three of them for the final three days of the week. I put the freshpaper in the bag with the bagels and stored them on the countertop for the week. Sure enough, on day five, mold was present on the remaining bagels. The maple odor on the paper also transferred to the bagels. That wasn't a big deal for me, but it is claimed that the odor would not transfer.

I used to throw away bread and other baked goods, so I thought I would try these. So far, so good!