Freezer bags- what to put between them so they won't freeze together.?

Question

I'm cooking for the week and have a bunch of sandwich size ziplock bags to put in the freezer. If I put them all in there, I think they will freeze and stick together. What to do to avoid this?

Wax paper - will this work?

Answer 1

I've never had this problem with ziplocks. But if you are worried, a piece of foil or wax paper where they touch should do it.

Answer 2

Here's an idea - put each bag on a cookie sheet, single layers, with waxed paper between. Pre-freeze, then remove and replace individually - if they're already frozen they shouldn't stick together.

Answer 3

They will only stick together if you have creases in them.
After you fill the bags with food, lay them down flat instead of on its bottom. This way you can stack them easily on top of one another. The thinner you make them, the easier it will defrost for you too.

Answer 4

I sometimes have that problem. I put a paper towel or paper napkin between them. Then I use the paper to wipe up stuff so it isn't wasted.

Answer 5

I've never had freezer bags stick together???

Answer 6

Nope, they won't...unless the bags are wet, when you put them into the freezer.

Answer 7

lay them so that they don't touch. after they are frozen stack them up.