Update: This extremely popular deal is available again with a new promo code.
FRkitchen US via Amazon has
FRESKO Vacuum Sealer Machine w/ Double Heat Seal + 10 Bags on sale for $47.47 - $13.77 (apply promo code
NHDEA6SS at checkout) = $32.99 ->
Now $33.70.
Shipping is free.
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Thanks to Deal Hunter
Navy-Wife 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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The one thing I noticed when I do a bunch of sealing is the cheaper bags with smaller patterns on the one side do not work as well when the sealing surface is warm from doing multiple jobs. It tends to not allow the vacuum to build due to the bags closing up from the warmth.
I bought the foodsaver bags at Costco or Sam's and they are way better than the cheaper bags, especially if you plan on doing 10 or more double sealed bags.
That's just my experience.
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Thanks...I have been looking at these for a while. The pepper in me couldn't resist.
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Do you load the food after the roll is installed, or do you have to cut the roll, insert the food, and then reload it into the machine?
Do you load the food after the roll is installed, or do you have to cut the roll, insert the food, and then reload it into the machine?
Pull the bag roll through the cutter to desired length, use the built in cutter to cut the section off, use the sealer function to seal one end, insert food into other still open end, use the sealer and/or vacuum to seal the remaining open end.
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The one thing I noticed when I do a bunch of sealing is the cheaper bags with smaller patterns on the one side do not work as well when the sealing surface is warm from doing multiple jobs. It tends to not allow the vacuum to build due to the bags closing up from the warmth.
I bought the foodsaver bags at Costco or Sam's and they are way better than the cheaper bags, especially if you plan on doing 10 or more double sealed bags.
That's just my experience.
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