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Great Chart showing the shelf life of refridgerated and frozen food that is Vacuum Packaged vs Non Vacuum Packed..Go to Compare Vacuum Sealing Foods
You can print it out.
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Sealerdave wrote:
> Great Chart showing the shelf life of refridgerated and frozen food
> that is Vacuum Packaged vs Non Vacuum Packed..Go to 'Compare Vacuum
> Sealing Foods' (http://www.vacmesh.com/shelf_life.html)
> You can print it out.
> Sealerdave
> Any questions ? on vacuum sealing send them to me I have been selling
> Sealing Equipment since 1979..


Spam ain't nice and doesn't seal well, to boot.

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Dave Bugg wrote:
> Sealerdave wrote:
>> Great Chart showing the shelf life of refridgerated and frozen food
>> that is Vacuum Packaged vs Non Vacuum Packed..Go to 'Compare Vacuum
>> Sealing Foods' (http://www.vacmesh.com/shelf_life.html)
>> You can print it out.
>> Sealerdave
>> Any questions ? on vacuum sealing send them to me I have been selling
>> Sealing Equipment since 1979..

>
> Spam ain't nice and doesn't seal well, to boot.
>

phoooey.. he can't spell worth beans, so why should I assume he knows
how to seal them properly either?
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On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 14:18:21 -0400, Goomba > wrote:

-->Dave Bugg wrote:
-->> Sealerdave wrote:
-->>> Great Chart showing the shelf life of refridgerated and frozen food
-->>> that is Vacuum Packaged vs Non Vacuum Packed..Go to 'Compare Vacuum
-->>> Sealing Foods' (http://www.vacmesh.com/shelf_life.html)
-->>> You can print it out.
-->>> Sealerdave
-->>> Any questions ? on vacuum sealing send them to me I have been selling
-->>> Sealing Equipment since 1979..
-->>
-->> Spam ain't nice and doesn't seal well, to boot.
-->>
-->phoooey.. he can't spell worth beans, so why should I assume he knows
-->how to seal them properly either?

I've had a DecoSonic sealer for 20 years, make a bag, use the vacuum nozzle to
suck the air out and then seal it. The bag material comes in one big roll which
you use the sealing wire to cut to size. You can make any size of bag you'd
like, the rolls are about $5, and can make a great number of bags.
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On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 13:26:41 -0500, in rec.food.cooking, ffu wrote:

>On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 14:18:21 -0400, Goomba > wrote:
>
>-->Dave Bugg wrote:
>-->> Sealerdave wrote:
>-->>> Great Chart showing the shelf life of refridgerated and frozen food
>-->>> that is Vacuum Packaged vs Non Vacuum Packed..Go to 'Compare Vacuum
>-->>> Sealing Foods' (http://www.vacmesh.com/shelf_life.html)
>-->>> You can print it out.
>-->>> Sealerdave
>-->>> Any questions ? on vacuum sealing send them to me I have been selling
>-->>> Sealing Equipment since 1979..
>-->>
>-->> Spam ain't nice and doesn't seal well, to boot.
>-->>
>-->phoooey.. he can't spell worth beans, so why should I assume he knows
>-->how to seal them properly either?
>
>I've had a DecoSonic sealer for 20 years, make a bag, use the vacuum nozzle to
>suck the air out and then seal it. The bag material comes in one big roll which
>you use the sealing wire to cut to size. You can make any size of bag you'd
>like, the rolls are about $5, and can make a great number of bags.


They don't look readily available, Google shows people asking where to get
them.
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