Commercial FoodSaver Pack Vacuum Storage Solution Review

Inexpensive appears to be of very good thickness and is perfect for freezer storage. However, I bought it to use for sous vide cooking. I have found that this product will have factory seam defects with prolonged cooking and will need to be double bagged.

I was hesitant to choose this product based on the negative reviews and videos but decided to give it a try as there are free returns. I had no problems sealing the package. I also posted a video of my compaction. A 1 inch thick steak to show how effective vacuum packing can be. I hope this helps those of you who are on the fence like me. Act!

These rolls don't actually fit in a Food Saver (or other brand machines, I knew that when I bought them)), but that's ok because the slicers on this machine still suck, so I prefer to cut pockets with scissors. In addition, bags of well-known brands have the same price for half the product. They're just as good with no names, and you get way more! I buy meat in bulk and share it at home with my meat cutter and I use it quite often so it's worth it. These two reels last about a year with regular

These bags do not create a vacuum on my Food Saver. Food Saver bags seem to be heavier, I think SimpleHouseware vacuum bags are thinner so the air channels break during the vacuuming process and prevent air from being expelled. I tested the machine by following the Food Saver online troubleshooting guide. The photos show the SimpleHouseware bottom pouch with no air removal, the Full Vacuum Food Saver pouch, and the Food Saver pouch I used. If I could I would give bags -10 for wasting my time.

I liked the price very much. I used it to freeze fish. So far I've had one bag that lost its vacuum seal so I didn't give it a high five. Edit: I'm not happy with that anymore. More than half of the packages did not keep their seal. I don't seal anything that is pointy or oddly shaped, but for some reason the bag no longer seals after I put food in the freezer after a day or two. After this happened the first time, I started sealing the bags twice thinking it would help, but the hamburger and…

The only reason I didn't give five stars is this is my first time using these bags and I'm not sure the food will stay fresh as long as it stays in the original FoodSaver bags . So far they work just as well as the others. I use sealed bags for many other things, especially when exposed to water. I seal my favorite recipes so if anything gets spilled on it, it just wipes up. So handy for so many things. I even seal certain items of clothing like socks and underwear so they have their own little

I'm a curmudgeon (hence the reason I have the FoodSaver) and when I saw that these buns could save me money I jumped at it. It took several spoiled batches of groceries over the same weekend to see that they weren't sealed in the same way. (One side is perfectly smooth and I think it has something to do with that.) This can leave tiny bits that aren't fully fused in the seal that you can't see until you come back a few minutes or hours later. Because of this, I started paying attention and…

I don't often write reviews but I had to for this product. I hope if I write this review and people like it, they will buy more rolls/packs and help keep the price the same or lower next time I buy these rolls. The buns are definitely larger than the starter buns that came with my Sam's Club Foodsaver FM5380. I got through that throw pretty quickly, I don't know if it was because the sacks weren't so good on the starting throw or because I had to learn how to win, but they didn't hold up too…

I have an old-school foodsaver - plain white that literally just seals. I hand cut the size I need, seal one end - put food in, then vacuum seal the other. When food shortages began, cooking home-cooked meals was the most comforting thing. The ingredients are often not always available. Instead of going to multiple stores to look for what I needed, I started buying cuts of meat or whatever was available. I also do extra meals to stock a freezer and pantry. I had to vacuum to extend the shelf…

I was a bit hesitant to buy them, didn't know if they would be useful. Well they are very good. In the last 2 years I've bought probably 6 different types of food storage bags and tried to find one that I liked more than others. Well maybe that's the one. Anything that was cut was sealed and no air leaked later (even in bags I didn't seal twice). There was enough room for large loaves of bread to slide into the bags and when I stopped the vacuum process and just sealed the bags, they sealed…

I have an old school Foodsaver - a plain white one that literally just sealed. I hand cut the size I need, seal one end - put groceries in, then vacuum the other. When the food shortages began, home cooking was the most comforting. Often the ingredients aren't always available. Rather than going to multiple stores going to look for what i needed i started buying cuts of meat or whatever was available i also make extra meals to stock a chest freezer and pantry i had to vacuum to maintain shelf…