Also will these work if Food stored in the Freezer or Frige
1791112
I use them for my dry foods like rice and beans on the pantry shelves. I'm not sure how they'd do in the freezer or the fridge.
1791113
Yes, I've tried them For that & mainly my use is placing them in Mylar & other bags for non-freezing, but they work for both.
683859
I am using them in my Freezer. Works great! I believe they have a max temp - hot and cold.
1235331
No, these bags just fold shut. Since there is no air-tight seal or actual closure, I would not recommend using these bags to freeze food.
339795
I think they would be OK if they are airtight. Mine have been fine on the shelf as long as they are unopened, so I haven't frozen them. They get sticky if left exposed to the air.
2272624
These would work, for sure. Do be careful of overfilling-- the puree or milk will expand when freezing and I almost popped a couple of covers because of that.
1426145
You'll have better luck if you attach them to the bags BEFORE you put the meat in and freeze. I wrap the meat in foil, attach the label and then freeze. Amazon May not like this, but you can get a roll of paper tape at the hardware store and it will cost less and last nearly forever. Use the same instructions as above
963408
looked at your foodsaver, dont think this will work, these require that a bag is cut to length, then sealed on one end, items placed inside and vacuum sealed (and heat strip made) sorry
566038
They should, although I have not put them in the freezer. I would not put the lid on the bowl, but use plastic wrap or foil and press tightly.
1059634
I have frozen a few items in them and they worked okay. Just make sure you get them to room temperature before you try to remove the lid to prevent cracking. The only way they will "reduce" freezer burn is if you fill them to capacity so that there is no air remaining between the food and the lid.
1366283
No, these containers are not for freezing. You would use the foodsaver bags for that.
656961
Absolutely. I buy them regularly to repackage meat for vacuum freezing. My only suggestion is that you need to minimize handling after freezing because you can disturb the vacuum seal if constantly moving things around in your freezer (unless you are very careful when doing so). NOTE: I assume you have the Ziploc vacuum contraption to remove the air. These bags require that.
54094
Never tried these with cheese. Why not just freeze in a plastic bag ? It does not take very long to become useable. It you are cooking with it, it does not matter--just take out the freezer bag and use it frozen. No problem !!!!I would suggest freezing cheese anyway if you want to keep a long time. I am sure these containers would work, but plastic bags take less space ---be sure to press out air from bag BEFORE you close.
2124759
I use them with a seal a meal and they work fine, but don' know about food saver
1365771
Not to my knowledge. Just do not overfill them when you place them in the freezer.
200440
I would think they would freeze well. I used them fairly quickly, so I didn't have to freeze them. I will tell you they were not all intact when they arrived. It didn't matter for my purposes, but just saying.
2096964
They would work to freeze dinner in, you would have to put wrap on the lid and you would not be able o microwave to defrost.
202735
Yes, you just need to apply them BEFORE they are frozen. I labeled the freezer blocks (ice packs) for lunchboxes and they work fine. As long as they are stuck on before the item gets wet or frozen they work!