Vacuum sealer rolls and bags

[GusRobin]

I have a foodsaver vacuum sealer. Any suggestions on a good place to buy the rolls of 11" vacuum rolls? I have bought at Academy Sports and Costco. Any other good suggestions?

[Pam Gould]

watching..I need rolls also  .☆´¯`•.¸¸. ི♥ྀ.

[oldsmoker]

Try foodvacbags.com been using for years great place

[nylic76]

Amazon.  I've have these and they work just fine

Nutri-Lock Vacuum Sealer Bags. 2 Rolls 11x50 and 8x50. Commercial Grade Bag Rolls for FoodSaver and Sous Vide https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LCKD5QW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_voqtCbKT3RHBE

[ronman451]

I hear VacMaster bags are supposed to be good. I'm going to give them a try after my initial supply of Foodsaver bags run out...

I found this LTBBQ post a couple of months ago when I was searching for this same info...

http://www.letstalkbbq.com/index.php?topic=18242.msg240723#msg240723

[Lemonhead78]

Try foodvacbags.com been using for years great place

Thanks. These seem good

[rexster314]

This fits my Foodsaver machine very well.
https://www.webstaurantstore.com/vacpak-it-11-1-2-x-50-roll-of-full-mesh-external-vacuum-packaging-bags-3-mil/186EVB11550R.html

[Salmonsmoker]

I buy my vac bags on Ebay. My research a couple of years ago showed that Weston bags had the lowest failure rate, so that's what I buy. I only use the rolls anymore when I'm vac-ing something like whole salmon. I get the different sizes that fit whatever I'm freezing. It's a time saver not having to cut and seal twice, especially when doing a seal run of 50+. You can find thicker mil rating on for SV also.

[DWard51]

I've started using the pre-cut bags from the webstaurantstore.com a few years ago. 

Very happy with them and the price is pretty good.  I bought 4 bags of the gallon, quart, and pint sizes last order so I'm stocked for a while and I got a price break at that level.   Also I generally will do a 2nd seal on the bag about 1/4" outside the first.  Started doing that a long time ago with the rolled bags as occasionally you get a crease that does not 100% seal.  Just kept doing it on the pre-cut bags and not a single seal failure in storage.

[Big Dawg]

I wish I could remember the brand, but I bought some non-FoodSaver brand bags a few years ago and they always lost the vacuum when thawing the food.  So I doubt that they would good for any kind of Sous Vide application.





BD

[CDN Smoker]

I buy my vac bags on Ebay. My research a couple of years ago showed that Weston bags had the lowest failure rate, so that's what I buy. I only use the rolls anymore when I'm vac-ing something like whole salmon. I get the different sizes that fit whatever I'm freezing. It's a time saver not having to cut and seal twice, especially when doing a seal run of 50+. You can find thicker mil rating on for SV also.

I have tried different, cheaper bags and have noticed more failure rates. I will be going back to the Weston bags also when these are done

[Salmonsmoker]

I buy my vac bags on Ebay. My research a couple of years ago showed that Weston bags had the lowest failure rate, so that's what I buy. I only use the rolls anymore when I'm vac-ing something like whole salmon. I get the different sizes that fit whatever I'm freezing. It's a time saver not having to cut and seal twice, especially when doing a seal run of 50+. You can find thicker mil rating on for SV also.

I have tried different, cheaper bags and have noticed more failure rates. I will be going back to the Weston bags also when these are done

In addition to my previous post re: vac bag tests, FoodSaver bags had one of the highest failure rates.

[TMB]

If you hit the BARGIN CAVE at Cabela's they will have thier vacuum bags at a good to great price. 

I picked up 1 qt bags (100 count) for less than $20.00  the are HD bags as well never a failure   normal price is 29.95