Ya'll wanna save hella money on food? Buy this one simple device

[beenz]

a vacuum sealer. I bought mines off amazon for less than $25. also u gotta get bags as well. but the savings are immense and add up super quick. and if u got a deep freezer (I do not unfortunately)

I bought this about a year ago, and since I buy pretty much all my meat/fish/chicken at sam's or costco, I seal them up individually after seasoning them when I buy it and then put them in individual shrink wrap bags.

not only does this keep the food fresh indefinitely, but it taste 1000% better if u don't eat your food immmediately.

I also use this for other foods like cheese especially since I grate all my own cheese by hand. shyt essentially never spoils. this also is clutch for bacon. I open the package, take a few pieces out and seal it.

u can also use it on bags of chips or tortillas. say I eat some tortillas, I just reseal the original bag with the machine. game changing

I also made some crab cakes from scratch 2 weeks ago. just put the mix in bag, and I can unthaw and make crab cakes on demand

 

[Captain Crunch]

 

[Batsute]

Facts been using it when prime steaks go on sale. Next step is to look into sous vide since the bags can be used to cook in as well.

 

[MikelArteta]

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

one thing i don't buy from sams is meat. that's on the farmers market list
the tortillas i buy come in a zip bag themselves
for chips, i would buy the bulk bag of snack packs so it's no need to reseal
but yeah i hate having extra gadgets so i wouldn get a sealer but freezer bags are key

 

[LadyJ2]

Hubby bought one 10 years ago and it literally changed our lives.

 

[Lord_nikon]

Have One saved in my amazon cart, gotta buy one day

 

[Womb Raider]

 

[OneManGang]

Buy steaks from Costco and vacuum seal them. Got mine off amazon on sale. Very good food practice

 

[beenz]

Facts been using it when prime steaks go on sale. Next step is to look into sous vide since the bags can be used to cook in as well.

I got the sous vide machine a couple years ago for christmas, but never used it. I can't get over the fact it takes like 2 hours to make a steak when I can make one in my cast iron in like ten minutes that's

 

[beenz]

Have One saved in my amazon cart, gotta buy one day

buy that shyt today. u won't regret it. I use it damn near weekly TBH.

 

[Buddy]

Damn I wish I had a deep freezer now too

 

[Yinny]

Facts been using it when prime steaks go on sale. Next step is to look into sous vide since the bags can be used to cook in as well.

My brother does it all the time and it smells good as hell

 

[feelosofer]

Yea. If you have a deep freezer. It's kind of a must.

 

[General Mills]

a vacuum sealer. I bought mines off amazon for less than $25. also u gotta get bags as well. but the savings are immense and add up super quick. and if u got a deep freezer (I do not unfortunately)

I bought this about a year ago, and since I buy pretty much all my meat/fish/chicken at sam's or costco, I seal them up individually after seasoning them when I buy it and then put them in individual shrink wrap bags.

not only does this keep the food fresh indefinitely, but it taste 1000% better if u don't eat your food immmediately.

I also use this for other foods like cheese especially since I grate all my own cheese by hand. shyt essentially never spoils. this also is clutch for bacon. I open the package, take a few pieces out and seal it.

u can also use it on bags of chips or tortillas. say I eat some tortillas, I just reseal the original bag with the machine. game changing

I also made some crab cakes from scratch 2 weeks ago. just put the mix in bag, and I can unthaw and make crab cakes on demand

What’s the link for the one you got?