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Are plastic bags a bad idea to put food inside?
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What alternative?: There is likely no harm in storing dry goods, produce, bread etc in plastic bags. There is no evidence that plastic lunch bags are harmful. Should you wish to use alternative containers, please ensure that these are sanitary.
Answered 6/12/2013
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