Black Insulated Food Delivery Bag. Insulated Grocery Bags with Zippered Top. Foldable Catering Bag for Food Deliveries. Heavy Duty Cold Bags for Groceries

Actually, we use this for the tackle box trays after the tackle box broke. It's ideal for this purpose. LOL.

this bag is very thin

Quality is terrible, they fold constantly on themselves as you try to put food in which makes it aggravating, they’re pretty small for normal size bags of food, the zippers are terrible and broke after only 3 uses. Hard to use since the food is hard to put in, I wouldn’t spend money on these.

These insulated bags are very well made - I'm impressed.The stitching is strong and secure. The handles are tough and attached very well. The lining on the inside of the bags is also done very well and looks good.So far, we have not used these bags for hot food, only for cold. I'm not sure how often (if ever) we'll use them for things that are hot - but for keeping cold or frozen foods cold, these bags do a great job.Our lake cabin is almost 3 hours from our house. We've used these bags to hold cold and frozen groceries on the drive to the cabin. The food was still cold and mostly frozen after the drive. We were happy with the results of testing these bags.We've also been using the bags in our vehicles when picking up grocery orders. We live in a rural area, so the trip to town to get groceries takes a while. These bags keep our cold and frozen groceries nice and cold until we get home, AND, they make carrying the groceries into the house much easier than the standard grocery bags the store uses - less trips from vehicle to house.It's Winter here right now, so we haven't been able to test these bags in a hot vehicle with cold groceries yet, but I'll update the review if we notice they aren't working well in the warmer months.Since it's Winter here, I've also used these bags to transport new houseplants from the store back home. I just bring the warmed bags into the store with me - easy to do because they fold flat (see photo) - and then at the register, I have the cashier help me put the tender plants into these bags. I just zip up the bags, and carry them out to my truck - the plants are never exposed to the cold, and make the trip home with no problem. So... while the bags are designed for food, they also work great for houseplants! They're very versatile!The bags are very easy to keep clean - just dump out any residue in the bags (such as soil from my houseplants), then wipe with a damp washcloth.We plan on keeping these bags in our vehicles so we always have them with us. They really are very handy, and I am very happy with them.

Hey there, food lovers and snack enthusiasts! If you're looking for a way to keep your food fresher than a prince on his wedding day, you need to check out these Insulated Bags. With their aluminum insulation, durable handles, and double zipper closures, these bags are like the Chuck Norris of food storage - tough as nails and ready for anything.But that's not all - these bags are more space-efficient than a clown car. You can fit more food in these bags than you ever thought possible, and the great sealing means you won't have to worry about spills or leaks. And don't even get me started on the temperature control - these bags keep your food as hot or cold as you want it, so you can enjoy your snacks the way they were meant to be enjoyed.We've been using these bags for everything from grocery shopping to road trips, and let's just say we're impressed with their versatility. It's like having a food storage solution that's as flexible as a yoga instructor - and that's saying something. They're tough, versatile, and ready for anything - just like you (and Chuck Norris of course).

When you head out to the store or the warehouse club, you don't always want to need to come directly back, but you can't leave all that newly-bought food in the hot car trunk for too long. These insulated bags are JUST the right size for this -- load up the cold food and zip it shut, and it keeps the stuff safe for quite some time. (As it's winter right now, I cannot provide exact measurements for heat gain against a hot trunk.)The size of these is just about perfect -- there's room to stand up 6 half-gallon containers and still have a bit of room around and between the items for freezer packs, as well as several inches of space on top for additional items. Much bigger, and I fear they will be too heavy to move -- much smaller, and you might not have enough room for those larger treks to the store.These bags should also be suitable for carrying hot foods back from the take-out restaurant, too, on those cold winter days.The bags were well made with solid straps and stitching all the way around. They don't stand upright by themselves TOO well, though it's enough to start loading them, and they stand just fine after that. I did not test the waterproof-ness (is that a word?) of these, but wouldn't recommend filling with ice water without doing your own testing.

Ok, first off... These don't fit a pizza box. That's on me. The dimensions are indicated in the title. I just read the insulated delivery Bag, and selected Pizza box size. Even though the pizza box size indicates 23x14x15. No matter how you arrange that, it won't fit a tradition box.As far as insulating, these work fairly well. I'm using them to transport grinders and chicken wings. I've used other bags before and they felt thicker, heavier duty. I think these will work, I'm just not sure they would hold up to the daily grind of delivering orders.