greenbags
Has anyone seen this infomercial where a lady has these "greenbags" that she puts fruit and veggies in and they last like 4 times longer then "normal storing methods"? normally I don't believe infomercials but this would be a great product for me if it really did work. I live in Bermuda and produce here is terrible. even if you do get fresh looking stuff, it only lasts a day or 2 MAX. Has anyone tried these? do they work? even a little bit? I looked around but didn't see any helpful reviews online and I thought people would be more trustable on here then out there in the crazy interweb wilderness...
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6 Comments:
I've used Evert Fresh greenbags. My CSA handed out a couple to each household at the beginning of the season. I think they extended the shelf life of most vegetables somewhat, but not sure about the 4x claim. They were most useful for the most delicate veggies - baby greens, that would usualy only last a day or two could last a week instead.
mandybrown at 10:13PM on 01/25/08
I find them extremely useful; I think the 4x claim is valid. Washing and drying them is a bit of a drag, though, but well worth it in the end.
BaHa at 11:11PM on 01/25/08
They do work well, I've had some fennel bulbs in them for 2 weeks now and they look exactly like when I put them in. I guess I should cook them.
the_o at 12:37PM on 01/26/08
I had these for over a year...on my second set, actually. First purchased them from QVC and was very pleased with their performance. Great for delicate veggies, herbs and lettuces. I highly recommend!
bessfour at 12:45PM on 01/26/08
Oh, and one more thing I forget to mention: the real barometer for excellence was proven when my cucumbers stored in the Green Bags did not turn to mush...they lasted two weeks.
bessfour at 1:00PM on 01/26/08
Nope, these do not work on the majority of fruits and vegetables. Sorry folks: http://www.wate.com/Global/story.asp?S=7887649
Also, when do cucumbers turn to mush in two weeks? I've never had that happen. Ever. You definitely don't need any "product" for cucumbers. LOL.
tazguy30s at 5:57PM on 03/02/08