Bags that preserve food in fridge

Swan_2

noonesperfect wrote: »

Must admit I like the Lakeland ones.

I've seen something similar in Tesco, if you've got one a bit nearer to you....

Large £1.59 for 8

Medium £1.59 for 10

I could do with some new ones, I'll have a look next time I'm in

thanks

Jude123

Hi, I am not sure if this is the correct thread to post on but I saw on the TV last night these Evert Fresh bags that claim to keep your fruit and veg fresher for much longer. They are quite expensive but might be worth it as I tend to throw out quite a bit of produce as it has gone off. If anyone has used them and has any feedback good or bad I would like to know

Thank you!

rockie4

I've bought them from Lankeland and think they are brilliant, well worth the money, I've even kept spinach for 10 days in one.

violetblue

I've used the Lakeland ones too - was a bit sceptical at first but now I find they're brilliant especially for green veg that tends to go off really quickly, like lettuce, cabbage, broccoli, spinach etc.

My record is keeping broccoli in one for 2 weeks, and it still looked and tasted fine!

nanamags

I use the Lakeland ones and they really do work. As I live on my own I find that my veg lasts a lot longer and I do not have to throw things away.

saverstacey

Another vote for lakeland! They are very strong and can be washed and reused too. Well worth the initial outlay IMO.

givememoney

saverstacey wrote: »

Another vote for lakeland! They are very strong and can be washed and reused too. Well worth the initial outlay IMO.

I have thought s*d the expense and purchased some. You are right I bought a cauliflower last Wednesday and it it still looks lovely.

How many times do you wash and re-use? Do you just rinse and dry?

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babyshoes

Sure I've seen these in pound shops, or are those something different? They come in different colours for veg, cheese, meat etc. but looked a lot like ordinary zip lock bags to me.

twiz21

Both Poundland and 99p Stores sold the green bags in packs of 20.
I haven't seen them for a while.
They are much thinner than the Lakeland ones but are very effective and can also be re-used.