On average how much longer than average do your veggies seem to last? I.E.: 3x longer 2x longer?
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I didn't keep track on how long. But after 2 years of use it's still good battery still ok. And no spoiled veggies or food. If estimated I would say it's 3x
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I am very satisfied in terms of two aspects. Retaining frshnes of Vegis about 3x longer and elimination of bad smell in the Frigi.
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I would say 3 times for sure. Varies by vegetable but we had a head of lettuce we were still using after almost 6 weeks. These make a huge difference and will definitely save you money. Well worth it. Suggest rechargeable batteries to save even more.
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I haven't really paid attention to that aspect. I would think it would only be effective if the fridge is always closed .Not the case in our household. It is fantastic at keeping the air fresh -no onion scented ice!
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I have noticed more roughly chopped veggies, I am not sure if the formula has changed, but from my understanding, the less chopping, the more nutrients and enzymes, so I think it's a good thing.
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I put the open bag in the crisper with the apple. Yes it definitely extends the life of leafy greens. I have kept lettuce for three weeks.
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I am averaging about 40-45 minutes for a cup of jasmine. A bit longer for Calrose.
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Oh yes. I often put frozen veggies in it and microwave on high for as long as it takes. Maybe 3 to 4 minutes.
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Hello. My experience with items like dried foods is that they can last quite a long time as these foods can be used for emergencies & hiking & the like. They also have to withstand long travels depending on the situation. I tend to freeze everything for longer lasting results. Lol!!! I know, it's funny. But it works. I've ordered the veggies, bell peppers & the celery. I grind what I want to fill my jars I have for them & the rest, I freeze until I need to use again. I don't grind all at the same time as I may want to reconstitute & use original size. Freezing prolongs the shelf life on my experience. Either in the jars they come in or squeezing freezer bags air tight to store in freezer. Always taste the same. I kept celery for well over 7 or 8 months ( maybe more ) & it used & tasted the same. Did the same for the bell peppers except I use them far more frequently. Hungry man around who loves hearty robust flavors. These veggies have a lot of health benefits. I personally use them for those reasons & they flavor everything marvelously. I don't even like bell peppers nor celery but I use them this way to get into my diet. The flavor works & I've always lived the flavors of the two but I don't like to eat then as they are. The flavor's there & I don't have to chew them. Also, the veggies I've used don't always have expiration dates. Depends on the maker. However, this dry butter doesn't go in the freezer although I'm sure it could. Seems to be a product that can hold up well outside freezer. Just store in dry cool place to avoid moisture & u should be good. The expiration date is 9-30-15. I'm sure u can still use it well after that. It needs no refrigeration. The suggested usage is 1:1. We can tweak our recipes though. That 1:1 just serves as a gauge to what the maker says is best. Enjoy-------
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These are really good with lettuce, I mainly use spinach and it lasts over a week but if you line a paper towel (on top of the green tray inside) in with the produce, it lasts even longer. Another option is the Brawny Produce Protectors, they're a pain to clean but take up less space and work just as well as the tupperware does.
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It depends on how much you are feeling your fish. I only feed my tank a pinch of food twice a day. At that rate I think my food will last for three months.
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Well, I have a microwave that has a fresh veggie setting and also a frozen veggie setting so I use them. I have found that for green beens or broccoli or carrots it takes about 5 minutes depending on whether you like them crunchy or softer. We like them softer. For peas and corn it is about 3 minutes. So you just have to try it to see. I usually put about a half inch of water on the veggies but green beans tend to dry out more easily so I add a bit more water to them. I love the cooker though. I missed having it so much when my other one finally cracked after probably 10 years. You just have to try it to find out what your microwave does. Ours is a 1200 watt so that makes a difference too. Good luck.
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Really hard to say. Depends on the weather, what kind of plant, how big, size of the pot, etc. Mine can go from 3 days to two weeks depending on how hot it is.
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No I don't think so but I haven't tried more than one veg at a time. I think it would be cumbersome to manipulate two.
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Good size for family of 4. We are not vegetarians but do eat a lot of veggies. We also add leaves and garden scraps once a week. Breaks down very quickly. Have owned for about a year and just starting using the second side.
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At least two. I'm on my second season. Don't add too much. This stuff expands in the pots.
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at least twice as long. If you're planning to keep for a LONG time use green bags
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I bought a timer that I plugged the light into.18 hours for veg and 12 for flower. You bought a good light mine is still going strong a year later. hope this helps enjoy.
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Hi, I don't use the packaged salad, because I don't care for the odor or smell. Fresh iceburg lettuce is my favorite and it will last for a week and a half if not cut. I just ate fresh strawberries that I bought from Costco three weeks ago and they were still presentable at a dinner. Another long-laster is asparagus-over three weeks. Good luck.
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Fresh vegetables 6-10 min. Frozen 8-12 min. I like my vegetables soft not crunchy. Also my steaming time depends on the amount the larger the amount the more time.