Can you pour puree into the bags while it's still hot from cooking?
1163882
I would recommend letting the food cool before pouring in. I personally let it cool before I puree it.
1163883
I usually do! Then I just wait a little bit before I stick it in the freezer.
1163884
I have put warm oatmeal in the squeeze bag and it seemed fine. I'm not sure it could tolerate piping hot puree, but if you let it cool a bit it would be okay. I guess you would just want to be careful of little hands touching the squeeze pouch with the hot stuff in it.
1163885
You can while it is warm, I wouldn't while it is hot. The bags are bpa free, but they are still plastic.
1163886
Im not sure what the manual says, but I do. I dont let the puree cool at all actually. Just be sure to make the puree pretty smooth, chunks will not fit down the holes!
1163887
I would wait for items to cool before squeezing just in case the food splatters.
1849789
Yes you can I've used about 400 with my food savor and have no trouble be sure to have vented side of bag turned up
1893892
The way I do it is I put pouch In a bowl with warm to hot water for like 4-5 minutes and it heats it up. I do double check the temperature of the purée before giving in to my baby. You can definitely do it with any meat and veggies..
658741
The bags are made of a very sheer fine mesh (organza). I am not sure about boiling water.
1665192
gave mine away as baby gifts. Dont think those really puree. You might be happier using a blender first and then adding the stringy food with fruit/ or something else to put through the grinder. Just speaking from experience of the similar one I had when my children were babies---years ago.
2002714
Be careful of the bags you use some leach chemicals into food with cooking tempatures. I think the food saver brand bags are OK. The ones that come with the sous vid e are the ones to use. So the short answer is yes u can.
142579
I would not try that. Seems to me that this is not for the intense heat of the stovetop. Better to pour into a different pan.
24618
I see no reason why you shouldn't be able to do that but it is not really necessary since they are dried out and not prone to mold, etc. I have had the same bag for over a year and they are totally fine and just as fresh as when I got them. I just close it up really well and then stick the sack into another bag and keep that closed up good also. That's all you need to do.
2179258
My guess is "yes". The bags seem to be air tight. Just be sure to discard the bag after using it to marinate.
1789734
I read all of the content that was on the box of bags that I received and did not see it say that you could or could not reuse these bags. These are to be used with the sealing machine: Food Saver which uses heat to create a seal - not a zip type bag. You have to cut the bag open to get to your food after it has been steamed...... I suppose you could try it, but your bag will get smaller with each use, and the company probably cannot give you advise on reuse because they don't want to be responsible in case of bacteria left over from the previous use....
765250
Not sure. You would have to cook them longer. They may char on the outside before heating through.
237925
Yes, you can put either hot things or cold in them. They recommend that you either pre-heat or pre-chill the cup before you place the food or liquid inside.
168421
If you freeze the soup first, then use the food saver, you could, but you can't do liquids directly. :(
1744545
Personally, I would not put anything that heavy in the bag; Plus, knowing that salt can burn holes in things I'd be afraid that the salt would leech chemicals from the plastic and w/your food soaking in that mixture. I believe that they make special poultry bags for this type of food prep.
456526
Hi..I have never cooked the two together mainly because they take different times. I would use two different bags if I were to do it. Good luck
1205569
Yes. I do it all the time, and it is one of the clear advantages of having the aluminum sandwiched in between the stainless steel. So, you can brown your vegetables, or heat up the liquid, or make a sauce in the roaster and then plop it into the oven.
19492
Yes you can use the bags to boil.I take my left-overs from the freezer to the boiling water to re-heat.