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Are they worth buying (make freezing meals/food less expensive than using freezer bags which is my current system)? I'm new to this site and shopping method. I can probably get my mil to go in on one as they are expensive.
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The only problem i know that my family has had is freezing raw hamburg meat because of the blood. It doesn't seal and you can't freeze marinades with them.
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My MIL got me one for Christmas a couple of years ago and I LOVE it for freezing meat. I have never had freezer burn . I mainly use it for Chicken and Pork because we purchase a 1/2 beef every year (so that is already packaged up for me) I tried to use it for freezing my shredded zucchini this year and that was a disaster! Too much liquid so I went back to freezer bags for that.
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I use our Foodsaver a lot. I bought mine at a yard sale for $20. I make a lasagna, quiche, or chicken enchilada casserole and freeze individual portions for easy lunches/dinners. I also save the dinner trays from Marie Callenders, etc frozen items and reuse those. They seal up nice and tight and I have my own (healthier) frozen meals to take out at the last minute.
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I put a couple of paper towels folded up in the top of the bag with the raw hamburger and the towels soak up the excess liquid before it causes problems with sealing.
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I love mine-also got it used. It really comes in handy when you buy meat in bulk. No more freezer burn. Too much liquid is sometimes a problem. Just happened last night-was trying to seal some fresh prawns. A little messy, but in the end-mission accomplished!
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