Anyone Tried Debbie Meyer's Green Bags?

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around participants sharing their experiences and thoughts on Debbie Meyer's Green Bags, particularly regarding their effectiveness in preserving produce. Several users express curiosity about the product, while others share personal anecdotes about their usage and results.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, mentions they have used the Green Bags and find they work well for extending the life of produce, especially peppers.
  • Another participant shares their experience of being unimpressed with the bags, noting issues with size and durability.
  • Several users express skepticism about the bags' value, questioning whether they are worth the cost and effort.
  • One participant recounts watching a news segment that suggested the bags work for some items but not all.
  • Another participant mentions that while the Green Bags work for many vegetables, they do not perform well with mushrooms.
  • One user shares that they have seen the bags advertised and are considering purchasing them due to a sale.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the effectiveness of the Green Bags, with some participants reporting positive experiences while others express dissatisfaction or skepticism. No clear consensus emerges on their overall value.

Contextual Notes

Participants discuss their personal experiences with the product, including comparisons to other storage solutions like Fridgesmart. The conversation reflects a range of opinions based on individual usage and expectations.

Who May Find This Useful

This discussion may be of interest to Pampered Chef consultants and community members considering the purchase of Debbie Meyer's Green Bags or seeking insights from others' experiences.

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Bed, Bath & Beyond has them on sale and I was wondering if anyone knew if they worked or not. I have been considering buying them for a while, and they have them for half what you order them off TV for.

I normally do not buy "as seen on TV" but this would be nice if they worked!

I have TW Fridgesmart for some stuff, but they are not big enough for everything.
 
jrstephens said:
Bed, Bath & Beyond has them on sale and I was wondering if anyone knew if they worked or not. I have been considering buying them for a while, and they have them for half what you order them off TV for.

I normally do not buy "as seen on TV" but this would be nice if they worked!

I have TW Fridgesmart for some stuff, but they are not big enough for everything.


I have sat mesmerized watching that Infomercial every time I've seen it.... I would love to hear if they really work.
 
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I may get them next week when I go to the doctor. I have a 20% off coupon, so, for $8.00 plus tax I can get 20 bags.
 
jrstephens said:
I may get them next week when I go to the doctor. I have a 20% off coupon, so, for $8.00 plus tax I can get 20 bags.


Ooohhh - I got one of those coupons in the mail just yesterday!
 
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ChefBeckyD said:
Ooohhh - I got one of those coupons in the mail just yesterday!

Did you get the sales magazine? They are in it. AND it has a $5.00 off coupon if you spend $15 or more (well, that's not hard to do, ha!):D
 
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Watched it. Thanks! I guess they did work on some things but not all things.

I keep lettuce and gapes in my Fridgesmart, so, I would use them for other things. Strawberries never last long with me around anyway, ha!

Thanks very much for posting that great link!
 
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i bought some and am not impressed. they ones i bought are long and narrow, so they don't fit things like a big head of romaine. the first time i tried to open one, the "ziplock" thing broke. as for keeping foods fresh longer, i think they do, but i have not really experimented.
 
Hmmm...they don't look like they are worth the $$ and effort, though.
 
I was totally wondering about these. We live in an area where the produce STINKS! They sell strawberries half rotten! DH and I are about fed up with the quality of the produce here in the Twin Cities, and he told me I should buy some of these! I will tell him about that link!

Thanks!
 
jrstephens said:
Watched it. Thanks! I guess they did work on some things but not all things.

I keep lettuce and gapes in my Fridgesmart, so, I would use them for other things. Strawberries never last long with me around anyway, ha!

Thanks very much for posting that great link!

What is Fridgesmart?
 
I have the greenbags, they do work but she also has bags that are gold for things like bread, muffins, etc..those do not work, they give the bread a funky smell.
But yes, the green bags DO work, they extend the life by about a week and I use them ALOT during the summer when I am getting more produce. The only thing I have found they don't do well on is mushrooms...they get too soggy.
I use them every week!
 
Fridgesmart is tupperware. I have a consultant if you need any TW!
 
I happened to be home one Friday morning and after Regis & Kelly, a show called "Mike & Juliet" or something like that, came on and in the promo they mentioned they tried out several infomercial products. They did Airborne, the green bags and they mentioned the detox patches you wear on your feet (which is something I've been interested in), so I left it on and watched it. Airborne was totally panned. As for the green bags, if you use them correctly, they work. The gal who tried them didn't store some things properly so the food went bad. So, she contacted the company and they told her what she did wrong. She redid her experiment, and they worked well. The bags were given a thumbs up :thumbup: in the end.

And, wouldn't you know it, the detox patches were held over for the next Friday's show, which, of course, I missed because I was at work! I checked their website, but couldn't find the video on them. Sorry to hijack, but does anyone know if these work, or are they just a hoax?

Thanks!

Tammy
 
My mom bought the green bags off QVC and she gave me a few.

I love them. Especially for red/green peppers - they stay good for weeks in the fridge! I put all my vegi's in them... and then wash and re-use!

I'd buy more :D
 
I got them from QVC and I sent them back. They did not work fot me.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Debbie Meyer's Green Bags?

Debbie Meyer's Green Bags are specially designed bags that claim to keep fruits and vegetables fresh for longer periods of time. They are made from a unique material that helps to absorb ethylene gas, which is produced by ripening produce and can lead to spoilage.

How do you use Debbie Meyer's Green Bags?

To use Debbie Meyer's Green Bags, simply place your fresh fruits and vegetables inside the bag, seal it, and store it in the refrigerator or at room temperature, depending on the type of produce. The bags are reusable and can be washed for multiple uses.

Do Debbie Meyer's Green Bags really work?

Many users report positive results, stating that their produce stays fresh longer when stored in Debbie Meyer's Green Bags. However, results can vary depending on the type of produce and storage conditions. It's recommended to try them out to see how they work for your specific needs.

How long can you use Debbie Meyer's Green Bags?

Debbie Meyer's Green Bags are designed to be reusable for up to 10 uses. After that, it's advisable to replace them to ensure optimal freshness and effectiveness. Proper cleaning and drying after each use can help extend their lifespan.

Where can I purchase Debbie Meyer's Green Bags?

Debbie Meyer's Green Bags are available at various retail stores, online marketplaces, and through direct sales channels. You can check local grocery stores or visit the official Debbie Meyer website for more purchasing options.

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