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Tip For Saving Prepackaged Salad Mix

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Date: 08/15/2007 Topic: Food Tips & Info > Storage  
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When I buy a pre-mixed salad bag. I cut the top of the bag with a scissors about 1 inch from the top of the bag all the way across and I use that strip I just cut out to tie and reseal the bag. WORKS GREAT!

By Joe from Inver Grove Heights, MN
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By grace_46241 (1) Profile Contact
We have a vacuum sealer I buy regular lettuce and pre
packed,I wash it spin dry,an seal in vacuum bag just enough to make it tight.I can reseal bag as many times as I need to,saves a lot of money no wasted food.

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By Debbie52 (1045) Profile Contact
What a great frugal idea! Also I push out all the air I can with my hands and right before I close it up, I put the open end in my mouth and suck out any additional air. I think it helps keep the salad fresh a little longer.

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By PrairieLady (39) Blog! Contact
What a neat idea! I am going to try that on my frozen veggie bags. For about a year I have been putting my bagged lettuce into the bag I save from cereal boxes. After I pour it in I squeeze out the air and shut with a twist tie. This keeps the lettuce and alot of other food items alot fresher longer. Supposedly it is something they treat the bag with, but I don't know if that is true or not...just know it works great for fruits and veggies.

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By Maryeileen (698) Profile Contact
Jantoo took the words right out of my mouth!!

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By loftworks (34) Profile Contact
I cut a little slit in one end of the strip I cut off (kind of like a button hole). Then, I thread the other end through the slit and pull. It seals the bag tight, and is easy to reopen. I also do that with frozen vegetable bags when I don't use the whole bag.

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By Jantoo (734) Contact
This is one of those ideas that's so simple and obvious once someone tells you about it. Good idea.

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By Kathy (Guest Post)
Hey Joe, thanks for the tip -- can't wait to try it!

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