Reddit reviews FoodSaver 8" and 11" Vacuum Seal Rolls Multipack | Make Custom-Sized BPA-Free Vacuum Sealer Bags
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Freshness that lasts for weeks, not days: BPA free multi-layer design is constructed of durable yet pliable material that creates an airtight barrier around foods, extending freshness and locking in flavorsCustomize length to fit any food you store: Having the option to cut the roll to whatever length you need means no more wasted material or precarious "Doesn't Quite Fit" scenariosIdeal for use with FoodSaver vacuum sealing systems: The sealing strip in FoodSaver vacuum sealers heats to a precise temperature that works specifically with FoodSaver bag material, ensuring you get a secure airtight seal1 bag, multiple uses: Use it when buying in bulk or on sale and storing the extra for later; Portioning out meals throughout the week; Camping and picnics; Hunting and fishing; Pantry storage; Storing leftovers; Sous vide cooking; And moreBPA free material: Safe for storing raw and cooked foods, it's also freezer, refrigerator, microwave, and boil safeIncludes (2) 8 X 20 inches heat seal rolls and (3) 11 x 16 inches heat seal rolls
Tupperware is still easier and cheaper for short term refrigerator storage. The rolls can be expensive if you don't catch them on sale. A good box store sale price on thispack would be around $25. And that's a lot of storage. I use a Foodsaver model. I'm sure there's fancier equipment out there but it works fine for me and compatible bags are always available. Mine is mostly used for hoarding meat and storing my smoked steelhead. Properly sealed and frozen meat should last at least a year if not significantly longer. We recently did a big batch of squash soup in the vitamix and vacuumed and froze nearly a gallon of leftovers. And my girlfriend's dad packs and stores his weed with a Foodsaver. Very handy tool.
I find the plastic to be generally pretty cheap. Amazon has 48 feet for $33 of the brand name stuff, and the off-brand stuff is even cheaper. We save way more than that when buying in bulk, especially meat.
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