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expirediconian | Staff posted Aug 21, 2025 04:35 PM
expirediconian | Staff posted Aug 21, 2025 04:35 PM

FRESKO Vacuum Sealer Machine w/ Double Heat Seal

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$25

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FRkitchen US via Amazon has FRESKO Vacuum Sealer Machine w/ Double Heat Seal on sale for $49.99 - $25 when you apply promo code LT2PJ6HN ]at checkout = $24.99. Shipping is free.

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Features:
  • Includes:
    • Vacuum sealer machine,10pcs pre-cut bags (6" x 10' & 8" x 12'), two vacuum accessories, and a user manual
  • Widened 13mm double heating strip and 2-layer heating wire design ensure a tighter and consistent sealing effect

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Update: Price is back to $25 w/ new coupon code: UUYWMEJK or WE77X2CC thanks kvpsreddy

FRkitchen US via Amazon has FRESKO Vacuum Sealer Machine w/ Double Heat Seal on sale for $49.99 - $25 when you apply promo code LT2PJ6HN ]at checkout = $24.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Includes:
    • Vacuum sealer machine,10pcs pre-cut bags (6" x 10' & 8" x 12'), two vacuum accessories, and a user manual
  • Widened 13mm double heating strip and 2-layer heating wire design ensure a tighter and consistent sealing effect

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ilovetuna
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It's easy to make your own bags from a roll - the only challenge is figuring out how much extra to cut off the roll:

Cut a sheet off the roll equal to the length of your food item, plus an additional 3-4 inches
Put the cut sheet in the machine and seal one of the cut ends, using heat only (no vacuum), as close to the end as possible - this turns the cut sheet into a open-top bag
Take the newly-created bag out of the sealer and place the food item inside, leaving as much room at the top as possible.
Place the open end of the bag into the sealer and vacuum seal - this removes the air from the bag and seals it shut
Use a Sharpie to indicate what's inside and the date you packaged it (unless you want to play "What's This and Is It Super Old?" later on)
You can optionally trim off any excess plastic outside the sealed area, but I personally don't bother
Here's a YouTube link for the visual learner: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z...syM&t=360s

FWIW, I own an old Foodsaver and have to manually seal each end twice to better ensure there are no leaks, but the model linked by the OP appears to double-seal on the first pass, which is nice.
rino420
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You remove air so things last longer and tend to freezer burn slower. Bags will be more expensive and more time consuming to store this way. You can also use these for Sous vide cooking.
CoreyR2384
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The former. Oxidation is what causes food to become freezer-burned. Food also spoils faster in the freezer and on the shelf the more oxygen it's exposed to. Removing the oxygen from the bag greatly extends the food's life.

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Aug 22, 2025 02:16 AM
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Code works at the end of checking out. TY
Aug 22, 2025 02:29 AM
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orioncygnusAug 22, 2025 02:29 AM
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what's the difference between these and the $140 ones from costco?
Aug 22, 2025 03:10 AM
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DevanteWearyAug 22, 2025 03:10 AM
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I use freezer bags to sous vide. Am I doing it wrong? ha
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sic2picAug 22, 2025 03:19 AM
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Quote from Minger :
buy rolls and make your own bags. Takes a few extra moments but its the way to go
How do you do that
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gobblygookAug 22, 2025 03:55 AM
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Quote from kvd98 :
Any idea what the max sealing width is? Specs don't list it

One of the user videos shows using a pretty wide bag. The width overall is 15", so I'm thinking at least 10" and possibly 11".
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ilovetunaAug 22, 2025 04:17 AM
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Quote from sic2pic :
How do you do that
It's easy to make your own bags from a roll - the only challenge is figuring out how much extra to cut off the roll:
  1. Cut a sheet off the roll equal to the length of your food item, plus an additional 3-4 inches
  2. Put the cut sheet in the machine and seal one of the cut ends, using heat only (no vacuum), as close to the end as possible - this turns the cut sheet into a open-top bag
  3. Take the newly-created bag out of the sealer and place the food item inside, leaving as much room at the top as possible.
  4. Place the open end of the bag into the sealer and vacuum seal - this removes the air from the bag and seals it shut
  5. Use a Sharpie to indicate what's inside and the date you packaged it (unless you want to play "What's This and Is It Super Old?" later on)
  6. You can optionally trim off any excess plastic outside the sealed area, but I personally don't bother
Here's a YouTube link for the visual learner: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z...syM&t=360s

FWIW, I own an old Foodsaver and have to manually seal each end twice to better ensure there are no leaks, but the model linked by the OP appears to double-seal on the first pass, which is nice.
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ilovetunaAug 22, 2025 04:22 AM
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Quote from kvd98 :
Any idea what the max sealing width is? Specs don't list it
The "Ask Rufus" feature on the product page states:

The FRESKO Vacuum Sealer Machine accommodates bags up to 11.8 inches wide based on its sealing chamber capacity.
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I used this code i found on facebook it works. WE77X2CC
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Quote from AquaBorder5689 :
I used this code i found on facebook it works. WE77X2CC
Codes worked. Thank you! Any deals on the bag?
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Quote from AquaBorder5689 :
I used this code i found on facebook it works. WE77X2CC
Thank you. Worked for me.
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I used this code i found on facebook it works. WE77X2CC
Worked for me.
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Works great! Worth every bit of $25!!

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Quote from AquaBorder5689 :
I used this code i found on facebook it works. WE77X2CC
Worked for me. Thanx!

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