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bloodcrick 05-20-2008 07:40 PM

vaccum sealers for venison
 
How many of you are using vaccum sealers for packaging your venison or other game meat?? I like to process my own and use the freezer paper in a double wrap, but was thinking about possable buying a vaccum sealer instead. I have noticed some processors are using them now. how ya likes em? :D

Matt / PA 05-20-2008 07:49 PM

RE: vaccum sealers for venison
 
Our entire group has been using Foodsaver vaccum sealers for wow.....maybe 15 years or more?
I think to a man we ALL have one. I don't know how you can do without one if you want to keep meat and fish, and even veggies ect fresh for extended periods of time.
If mine suddenly stopped working I would seriously go out and buy a new one the very next day. Nothing worse than losing good eats to freezer burn. :(

bloodcrick 05-20-2008 07:53 PM

RE: vaccum sealers for venison
 
Thank you Matt ;)You may have sold me allready:D

jmbuckhunter 05-20-2008 07:56 PM

RE: vaccum sealers for venison
 
It's the only way to go Blood!!!

But you do have to be carefull rooting around in your freezer. If you put a hole in a bag, it's no longer vaccum sealed.;)And frozen meat clanking together can make a hole in a hurry.

Centaur 1 05-20-2008 07:57 PM

RE: vaccum sealers for venison
 
One of the best kitchen appliances made. I use it for so many things and you don't need to use the vacuum for everything. Reseal your potato chip bags and you'll never have a stale chip again. My only suggestion is find a place where you can leave it out, I leave mine on top of the microwave.

whitetailbowhunter 05-20-2008 08:32 PM

RE: vaccum sealers for venison
 


ORIGINAL: Matt / PA

Our entire group has been using Foodsaver vaccum sealers for wow.....maybe 15 years or more?
I think to a man we ALL have one. I don't know how you can do without one if you want to keep meat and fish, and even veggies ect fresh for extended periods of time.
If mine suddenly stopped working I would seriously go out and buy a new one the very next day. Nothing worse than losing good eats to freezer burn. :(
How much does one of those cost?

Dubbya 05-20-2008 10:56 PM

RE: vaccum sealers for venison
 
FREEZER PAPER!?!?!?!?!?! They still make that stuff?

I wouldn't be without one either... they're awesome.

Although... you may have to find one with extra large buttons!! :D:D:D

CCSD34 05-20-2008 11:07 PM

RE: vaccum sealers for venison
 
I use the foodsaver a little but I usually package my wild game in water. It takes up alot of space in the freezer, but the meat stays good.

MECHDOC 05-20-2008 11:30 PM

RE: vaccum sealers for venison
 
I also use my vacuum sealer all the time.You can even vacuum seal some spare clothes,matches whatever to a flat water tight package easy to throw in your pack or whatever.

davs2601 05-20-2008 11:45 PM

RE: vaccum sealers for venison
 
I use one aswell. I have the vacuum sealer made by Rival and it seems to be a great unit. I have been using it for about a year now. Great idea about resealing potato chips. I would have never thought of that.

Usually when I use mine it is to freeze left overs, like this sunday I wanted to smoke some ribs. Instead of smoking one set of ribs I did two. I also put on two whole chickens. My wife and I ate about half a rack of ribs then I vacuum sealed the rest in portions for dinner and work lunch portions. Then they go into the freezer. When I want smoked ribs I either put them in the fridge the day prior or thaw in water for about an hour. Then into the microwave. I leave them in the sealed bag when I nuke them and it steams them. Works great and saves time during the week when I am really busy.


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