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Many people who are new to vacuum sealing and sous vide cooking are hesitant to try boiling food sealed in food saver bags. They fear that the bag will leach some kind of chemical or harmful substance into their food. Common urban legends and false stories reinforce their fear.

Bread is an easy food to stock up on for later. Bakeries offer discounts on day-old breads and rolls; you might enjoy a bagel now and then, but don't want to have to eat one every morning; or you bake bread and want to store extra loaves for later use. Whatever the reason, the best way to store bread is with a vacuum sealer machine.

Here at FoodVacBags, we get many customers wondering if they can vacuum seal soups and other liquids with their vacuum sealer machine. Soups are incredibly easy to make, and are a great item to make in large batches and save for later. You absolutely can vacuum seal liquids, but the process depends on your equipment.

Potatoes are America’s most-consumed vegetable; we love eating them! They're also an easy and popular crop to grow at home, so many people ask us if they can be vacuum sealed. The FoodVacBags team has the answer!

Have you been wondering if you can vacuum seal fresh veggies from your garden or the local supermarket? Wonder no more! FoodVacBags has the answer.