I had been reading about people using various makes of preserving vegetable and fruit plastic bags. I thought they can't really work can they, being plastic? Won't they still go slushy?
I have been using these now since just before Christmas:
Three weeks my carrots, swede and parsnips have been in them and they are as fresh as the day they were bought! Grapes sweat a little more, but were dried againand are already two weeks in a bag. Eventually my brussels sprouts went a bit iffy so were discarded but that was after nearly 3 weeks.
I opted for medium size as they were the best for me. They are reusuable with a good soap wash, rinse and thorough dry after use. I think they cost just under/over £9 but WELL worth the price.
I haven't tested them on banana's in the fruit bowl yet. Apples, pears have been great too.
They sound really worthwhile, not heard of those before.
ReplyDeleteSo many to choose from but these are good.
DeleteThank you for the review. I'd looked at them and wondered if they were worth the money. Good to know they are!
ReplyDeleteVery pleased with them.
DeleteThey're brilliant. I use them all the time, washing and reusing them. xx
ReplyDeleteThose sound very interesting. Thanks for your review.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
You are welcome.
DeleteI've been using and blogging about these for years, they are really good aren't they.
ReplyDeleteI tend to put a piece of kitchen paper in the bottom of any bag that has a chance of getting moist and changing that every now and then extends the life of the fruit or veg even more. I have the medium and small sizes in, but once accidentally ordered the large ... they are HUGE!! I think I've been using some of mine for a couple of years and they are still effective.
Think I might have read about it on your blog!
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