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I first purchased these in June. Loved them. Next purchase was the beginning of August and I immediately noticed a difference in the strength of the bag. That difference led to several bags bursting when using, creating a large mess and ruined product. Giving the product the benefit of doubt, I purchased again assuming I just got a bad batch. Well, I just received my order, and same cheap quality, and bag busted immediately. Not purchasing again.

I have ordered this product several times with no problems. This past batch might be a fluke or maybe they have changed their design because the plastic is very weak and keeps getting bubbles and popping on me! Ruined several cookies I was decorating. I really hope this is a fluke because every other time I've ordered I've been pleased with them.

I started making royal icing sugar cookies and have really enjoyed learning new techniques. I kept seeing Instagram videos of decorators using tipless "master" bags and wanted to try them myself, so I ordered these. I'm in love!Prior to this I was using Wilton bags with tips on them. Once I went tipless I'll never go back. These bags hold up well with royal icing. I know other forms of icing are thicker and may not work with these bags, so I want to only leave my opinion about using the bags with royal icing. I've never had any issues with bags breaking or leaking. When I am done decorating for the day I push icing out of the tip and roll the tip up, so when I use it the next day it's ready to go with no hardened icing in the tip.These bags are thinner, but I find them just right. They are inexpensive, so I don't dread throwing them away. There is a tiny seam that I make sure it's facing up when I decorate, it tends to suit better that way. I have used these with my decorating tips as well with no issues. Overall, I highly recommend these if you're working with thinner icing and want a cheaper alternative to the name brand ones.

I have been using these for over a year & they work just fine. The size is perfect. I don't use them for super thick buttercream/icing because the seam will bust, but I haven't had any problems using them for royal icing & normal consistency buttercream icing, I've even used them for melted chocolate & they work great.

These work great my wife does cookies and they work perfect.

Highly recommend for cookiers, probably not for cakes. I use as tipless piping bags for my custom sugar cookies. I normally use a thicker pastry bag for piping on cakes or thicker icings. I love them, I’ve figured out that you don’t want to overfill - 2/3 full would be my maximum before the material starts to stretch and possibly break during decorating. I go through a LOT of bags and these are the cheapest ones for the quality that I have been able to find! I tie all the tops with toddler hair elastics from the dollar store.

OK, I haven't used these yet, so I'll update when I do, but on the front it is printed with "happy brithday." Gotta love cheap Chinese products.Update: these are fantastic. I've used maybe 10 of them so far with chocolate and vanilla buttercream for frosting cupcakes. The work fabulously with tips. I haven't used them with a coupler. I've had no bulging or bursting. I haven't tried them on cookies, but I'm sure they'd be just as fine with royal icing. I like these much more than the heavier plastic Wilton brand ones and these are so much cheaper. Will buy these from now on, despite the typos.

I love these bags! I use them for royal icing to decorate cookies. They aren’t too thick so they’re very easy to hold and use in my opinion. They’re great to use in my IDY cookie decorating kits as well, because they’re cheap and can be disposed of when the customer is finished decorating their cookie sets.