My husband is a snacker. I hate partially opened M&amp;M bags or Skittles bags lining my counter tops. Will these work for Skittles, M&amp;M's, etc
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Yes, this is perfect for both. I even put little wrapped chewy candies in this for my grandchildren. I use one for candy and one for cereal. You will love it.
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No they fit well inside of the bag. Really big tips. Too big for macaron batter. They'd work well for frostings though.
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I don't know if that would work or not. May depend what you have in the top one. I returned the two I ordered. They were really flimsy and didn't close...supposed to be airtight. Need that for dog food. Might work for recycling items. I would find them sold locally if you can and check out before ordering. They are sold in large pet stores and farm stores. Unfortunately, I didn't know that until after I had ordered them. Good luck.
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They work great in mine. We have a Food Saver, that we have been using then with, and would purchase them again. Sometimes have to double seal with very moist food, but had to do that with Food Saver bags also.
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The openings would be a bit skinny for that purpose, altho it might work. It's super heavy for cutting boards or cookie sheets, or lids. Surely Amazon has a better choice for you as you might be disappointed with this one for wraps.
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Have not tried ziplock bags. My guess is no because the heat that seals may melt the bags. The Food Saver also just seals so if you open a bag of chips you can reseal it. Wonderful machine.
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Yes I believe they would. We are using them for documents, photos, instruction books, chorus books and many other items that are now toxic. The bags are nicely sturdy. The zip lock works and hold fine. Yes, I think they would be ideal for what you are asking.
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Food Saver Bags will work properly. I buy whatever is on sale. The different brands all work as good as the others. The Seal-A-Meal however, is the better sealer of the brands I have tried.
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Yes - I believe they would. They're plenty big enough and waxy enough. They remind me of the old waxy sandwich bags they used when I was a kid. Hope this helps!
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Absolutely! That is exactly how I used them for Christmas goodies. Used my food sealer to do the job. You can't go wrong with these.
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only if you use the snack size packs. they would slip thru the claw if not in a pack. still, hard to grab anything with claw, there's no pressure to hold items.
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I would think so.. I tried sealing food in an old potato chip bag using a hot knife to seal.. IT WORKS! so i'd think it should work with FoodSaver. Potato Chip Bag material is very superior and keeps vacuum for a long time.
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No, the lid dose not fit tight however they're nice. I brought 4. 3 medium for candy looks really cute on the kitchen counter and a large for cookies which stays fresh a week max... I'll probably try the plastic wrap. I hope this was helpful.
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I can't imagine why they wouldn't. one end goes inside, the collar goes around it from the outside. It's a mater of the opening, not the size bag. If you snipped the corner off a Hefty bag it would work on that, too. But that would be, you know... silly. Unless you really like a lot of frosting on your cupcake.
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Unfortunately not. It would be so much better if they were! You better have all your food ready because the absorbers have a shelf life once they are opened.
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Yes, I use these bags for heating Candy Melts and chocolate in them on a daily basis in my bakery. They can also be heat-sealed at the top if you like to create bags of icings, fillings, ganache, etc with a no-mess, sealed top. I purchased these as a cheaper alternative to Kee-Seal bags and have been quite pleased with them. They are less expensive than my buying Kee-Seal bags wholesale.
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Simple answer is No. The long answer is maybe. The bags are too wide for my foodsaver and if you ruffle the edge to make it fit, the folds won't seal. Also, the smoothness of the bags creates a vacuum barrier that will not allow full evacuation of the bag. We used a straw attached to the hose assembly to vacuum the bag bottom-to-top, withdrawing the straw as needed, and then quickly closed and finished sealed the bag. This method did require pre-sealing all but 1/4" of the bag top, allowing just enough opening for straw insertion. TMI? :)