Posted by freeisbest on February 26, 2010, 2:52 pm
Even the Evil Empire (Mall-Wart) wants around a dollar per bag,
and more than that for smaller packages. Is there a reasonable-priced
source?
The vac process works fine. Last summer's home grown paste
tomatoes taste totally fresh. All I did was wash, cut them in half,
scrape out the seeds, freeze them on cookie sheets and then vacuum
pack in gallon bags. The tomatoes smell and taste as if they were
just picked, 6 months later.
TIA if you can help.
Posted by turtlelover on February 26, 2010, 4:02 pm
On 2/26/2010 2:52 PM, freeisbest wrote:
> Even the Evil Empire (Mall-Wart) wants around a dollar per bag,
> and more than that for smaller packages. Is there a reasonable-priced
> source?
> The vac process works fine. Last summer's home grown paste
> tomatoes taste totally fresh. All I did was wash, cut them in half,
> scrape out the seeds, freeze them on cookie sheets and then vacuum
> pack in gallon bags. The tomatoes smell and taste as if they were
> just picked, 6 months later.
> TIA if you can help.
I've bought from an Ebay seller before, and I plan to do so again.
http://stores.ebay.com/thesweetattackvacpak
I bought a set(?) of 50 each pint, quart and gallon bags. You can check the
physical measurements at their store site. I remember doing the math quickly,
and it averaged out to: pint bags were about 20¢ ea., the quarts were 30¢, and
the gallons were 40¢.
No matter which size bags you buy, they're much more frugal than FoodSaver bags.
No relation to the seller; just a happy customer.
Good luck,
T
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> and more than that for smaller packages. Is there a reasonable-priced
> source?
> The vac process works fine. Last summer's home grown paste
> tomatoes taste totally fresh. All I did was wash, cut them in half,
> scrape out the seeds, freeze them on cookie sheets and then vacuum
> pack in gallon bags. The tomatoes smell and taste as if they were
> just picked, 6 months later.
> TIA if you can help.