Toast Bags

Perfectly melted cheese with golden, buttery bread every time.

Toast eggs, cheese, and ham together for a quick morning meal.

Warm, gooey peanut butter with caramelized bananas.

Make Italian-style paninis (caprese, turkey & Swiss) without a press.

Warm pizza slices, quesadillas, or croissants without sogginess.

Cinnamon sugar, Nutella, or s’mores (chocolate + marshmallows).

Safe for alternative breads (almond flour, cloud bread).

Reheat frozen waffles or pancakes with crisp edges.

Use in hotel or office toasters for a fresh, hot sandwich anywhere.

Mess-free grilled PB&J or cheese toast for lunchboxes.

Toast pre-buttered garlic bread without greasing your toaster.

Melt dairy-free cheese with veggies or plant-based meats.

No stove? Make hot sandwiches in shared kitchen toasters.

Toast Bags are reusable, heat-resistant bags that let you make sandwiches (like ham & cheese) directly in your toaster—keeping it clean while delivering perfectly toasted results.

Assemble your sandwich (butter the bread if desired).

Place it inside the Toast Bag.

Insert into your toaster and toast for 1-2 cycles (adjust based on preference).

Remove and enjoy—no mess!

Yes! They work in standard 2-slice and 4-slice toasters, as well as toaster ovens and panini presses (max 260°C / 500°F).

Absolutely! The bags are heat-resistant up to 260°C (500°F) and designed to prevent melting or sticking.

Each bag lasts 50+ uses with proper care—making them an eco-friendly alternative to parchment paper.

Hand wash with mild soap and warm water.

Air dry (do not machine wash or use a dishwasher).

Yes! Try them for:

Reheating pizza slices

Toasting frozen waffles

Melting chocolate on bread for dessert

Yes! For extra crispiness:

Lightly butter the bread.

Toast for an additional cycle if needed.

Yes! They’re made from food-grade, BPA-free materials for safe cooking.

Definitely! They work with any bread type, including gluten-free, sourdough, or low-carb options.

Yes! Just add 1 extra toasting cycle to ensure even heating.

A light spray or spread is fine, but avoid excessive grease to prolong the bag’s lifespan.

Ensure bread is lightly buttered or contains enough moisture (e.g., cheese).

Avoid overloading with dry ingredients.