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Conference turris::cooks

Title:	How to Make them Goodies
Notice:	Please Don't Start New Notes for Old Topics! Check 5.*
Moderator:	FUTURE::DDESMAISONSec.com::winalski

Created:	Tue Feb 18 1986
Last Modified:	Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	4127
Total number of notes:	31160

1825.0. "FOOD SAVER?????????" by WDEGLD::HALVERSON (Rogger Rabbit for President) Fri Jun 16 1989 11:56

    Has anyone heard of or used the "FOOD SAVER" which is a device similar
    to but much more elaborate than a Daisy seal a meal.  This food
    saver used to be advertised on cable tv and is can vacuum seal any
    kind of food for long storage times.  It also has attachments for
    vacuum sealing jars.   A local Kitchen store sells the unit which
    runs for around $300.  Any inputs would be appreciated..
    
    
    thanks   Steve

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1825.1 Good thing to have DNEAST::LINDSAY_BARB Fri Jun 16 1989 12:14 16

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1825.1	Good thing to have	DNEAST::LINDSAY_BARB		`Fri Jun 16 1989 12:14`	16
	Hi Steve, My husband bought this new toy about two months ago. I will admit that it is a good thing to have around. We do alot of camping and it has been excellent for freezing and storage of leftovers and specially prepared meals. You just have to pop the bags in boiling water or clip a corner of the bag and nuke it. No mess, no trouble. The bags are expensive; 8" x 25 ft and 10" x 25 ft for $10 and $12. The good thing is these are reusable. Just wash and reseal. I have found absolutely nothing wrong with the machine or bags. We just started using jars so I can't give you any information on those yet. Food does last much longer in these just as the ads have said. Hope this helps. Barbara

    Hi Steve,
    
    My husband bought this new toy about two months ago.  I will admit that
    it is a good thing to have around.  We do alot of camping and it has
    been excellent for freezing and storage of leftovers and specially
    prepared meals.  You just have to pop the bags in boiling water or clip
    a corner of the bag and nuke it.  No mess, no trouble.  The bags are
    expensive; 8" x 25 ft and 10" x 25 ft for $10 and $12.  The good thing
    is these are reusable.  Just wash and reseal.  I have found absolutely
    nothing wrong with the machine or bags.  We just started using jars so
    I can't give you any information on those yet.  Food does last much
    longer in these just as the ads have said.
    
    Hope this helps.
    
    Barbara