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If you're thinking about purchasing a vacuum sealer to improve your family's ability to store food and save by buying bulk, you may be a little hesitant. After all, the machine is an investment - and most people are interested in owning one to create savings. You may want to think of how you would use a vacuum sealer before you go ahead and buy one - and you may need to convince others in your household that the addition of another appliance is worth it. Here are a few things to consider:

A slow cooker is one of the most useful tools in your kitchen and can really save you time on busy days, and money by using leftover items. Just load it up with the ingredients you want at the start of the day, and you will have a hot meal waiting for you by the time you get home. Even though a crock pot is pretty easy to use, it's still possible to make a mistake. Here are five tips for better slow cooking:

Needless to say, the nerves are building in anticipation for the adventure. But what animals are you going to hunt? Have you done your research into which animals provide the best source of meat? If not, there's no need to worry. Here are a few suggestions of what animals you should look for this year:

Vacuum sealers are often used for storing food to preserve its quality, which is why so many outdoorsy people like to use them on camping, hunting and fishing trips. They're great for packaging and preserving quick and easy snacks like trail mix, dried fruit and beef jerky that can be carried for days at a time without going bad. But FoodVacBags vacuum sealer bags are useful in many other ways when packing for a camping trip. Take a look at these five things you should vacuum seal for camping, in addition to food:

If you're an avid sous-vide cook, you've probably done a lot with meats - what you can do with a chamber sealer, a steak and a little technology is amazing, after all. But don't limit yourself