Green Bags

[Fritemare]

Has anyone ever used Debbie Meyer's Green Bags? I saw an infomercial on TV today about them. It claims to keep your produce for up to 30 days. I'm pretty interested in them because I like to shop at Sam's Club and I can't buy a lot of produce when I go there because it tends to spoil before my small family can eat it all.

http://www.greenbags.com/?cid=372618
Turn the volume OFF on your speakers before going to this site. It is VERY, VERY loud. I just got the crap scared out of me lmao!

[*AHIMSA*]

I don't use hers specifically but I use some from Whole Foods that do the same thing and they really work. I reuse them many, many times.

They help a lot when I get 6 kinds of lettuces from the CSA! One can only chew so much, especially when it's cold out and a raw salad isn't the only thing you want to eat! :D

[Fritemare]

About how much do the bags from Whole Foods run? These were 9.95 + 6.95 S&H for 10 small and 10 large. I was really thinking about ordering them too because they seem awesome. If I can just go buy some at Whole Foods (they just put one in near my house finally :cry:) then I'd rather go support them.

[animallover7249]

My mom has the greenbags from your link. They work really nicely, and we also reuse them over and over.

[KellyFlower]

Be careful those green bags on the tv commericals are made from a petroleum bases plastic. I wouldn't trust my produce in them.

[leminchyl]

the wholefoods bags are 99-cents each. i like them. i plan on using them for different things

[Shamandura]

There is a similar thread for green bags. http://www.veggieboards.com/boards/showthread.php?t=82316

[ladymcquaid]

We don't use that kind....and I can't remember the kind we do use, but we buy them at My Organic Market and though my husband was a skeptic before, he's the cook, and he's given them two huge thumbs up. Won't put any veggie in the fridge without tossing it in one of the green bags first.