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Pre−cut Sealer Bags 50 Pack

Campfire Large Vacuum Sealer Bags 50 pack

Campfire Vacuum Sealer Features & how to use

Campfire Vacuum Sealer
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Details & Specs

Designed to take some of the fuss out of vacuum sealing, these pre-cut bags make the process even quicker and easier.

Made to suit the Campfire® vacuum sealer but suitable for most vacuum sealers, these BPA-free regular-sized bags give you a space saving and waste reducing option for sealing smaller portions of food.

50 pre-cut bags per pack
BPA free
Microwave and freezer safe
Suitable for most vacuum sealers

In Use Dimensions:

30L x 22W

Packed Dimensions:

22.5L x 16.5W x 6H cm

Weight:

0.4 Kg

Material:

BPA Free Food Safe Plastic

Warranty:

1 Year

Supplier Code:

504123

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Q&A's (2)

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Hello, I recently purchased these bags from you and was wondering if it is possible to pour boiling water directly into the bags to reconstitute dehydrated meals.

Rachael - Canberra, ACT(5 days ago)

G'day Rachael,

Technically you should use a sous-vide bag if you want to put boiling water in them. Campfire doesn't specifically specify you can do this, but having chatted to some others it may be ok, there are just no guarantees. They do indicate they are microwave-safe, so theoretically pretty heat-tolerant. It might be worth trying one at home, and seeing what you think it terms of the impact the heat has on the plastic.

Leece - Snowys(2 days ago)

are they bpa free1 answer

emily - whyalla(9 years ago)

Good question Emily, I had to go and check this to make sure and they are indeed BPA free. It's clearly stamped on the front of the packaging.

Ben - Snowys(9 years ago)

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