Green Bags storage?

[expatgirl]

yes, they do work...........esp. if you'll put a paper towel in them for produce like lettuce and leafy veggies.....to soak up excess moisture

[babetoo]

Originally Posted by pacanis

Huh. Never saw two opnions on something before.....

Thanks for the link, Pete. That is odd. From absolutely loving them to absolutely hating them.

So...... who here is going to pull the trigger and give them the 'ol DC try?

bang, i just ordered from amazon . so we shall see what we shall see.

babe

[Katie E]

We can get Green Bags at Walgreens here. 20 bags of $9.99.

Thanks, expat, for the paper towel tip. The instructions do say something about keeping moisture at a minimum when using the bags.

[LadyCook61]

Originally Posted by bowlingshirt

There was a brief article written on them in the latest CR magazine. They compared it to using regular ziplok bags. The green bags only did better with bananas, but it most cases, the ziploks actually did better.

I'll stick with ziplock and paper towels.

[pacanis]

Originally Posted by babetoo

bang, i just ordered from amazon . so we shall see what we shall see.

babe

Cool. I'll be looking forward to your reviews

[babetoo]

Originally Posted by babetoo

bang, i just ordered from amazon . so we shall see what we shall see.

babe

would you believe the bags came today! unbelivable, and by reg. mail.

will try them and then guess we will have to wait to see how they do.

babe

[Barbara L]

I have wondered about these bags too. I use ZipLoc with paper towels and don't usually have much of a problem.

Barbara