Fresh & Save 30-Piece Small Vacuum Sealer Bags, 1/2 Gallon Reusable Snack Bags, Meal Prep

Zwilling glass/vacuum containers are the best of all the one's I've tried. The glass is thick, so doesn't break easily. Goes into the microwave just fine. The vacuum seal actually keeps things fresh, and they don't leak. I use this size, and the larger variant, all the time. The small is too small to be useful to me.

I've recently become the proud owner of the Zwilling Fresh & Save food storage containers, and I have to say, these have been a game-changer for my kitchen. The design, utility, and performance of these containers have surpassed all my expectations, earning them a solid 5-star rating. First and foremost, the sturdy glass material of these containers immediately stands out. Not only do they look elegant on my kitchen shelf, but they also impart a reassuring sense of durability. I've had my share of unfortunate incidents with lesser containers that chipped or cracked over time, but these seem to be built to last. One of the most significant features is their leak-proof nature. I've tried storing soups, sauces, and even my homemade lemonade in these containers, and never have I had an issue with leakage. This means no more frustrating spills or messy clean-ups. It's so refreshing to finally have a reliable solution for storing all types of food and liquids. But perhaps the real magic lies in their ability to keep food fresh for extended periods. The vacuum created inside the container really does stay intact, preserving the freshness and taste of the food. I was initially skeptical about this, but after storing some leftover pasta for nearly a week, I was pleasantly surprised to find it tasted almost as good as when it was first cooked! The Zwilling Fresh & Save containers have now become a staple in my kitchen. For anyone seeking an efficient and reliable solution for food storage, these containers are undoubtedly worth every penny. So, go ahead and give your food the quality storage it deserves. Your future self (and your taste buds) will thank you!

I reviewed the Zwilling vacuum sealer in a different review. It's great. I bought these extra bags and have used a lot of them. I've stopped using ziplocks almost entirely. I don't know if the manufacturer intended this, but I have washed these bags and re-used them several times. They are thick plastic, so food doesn't spoil or freezer burn. And unless you put something really stinky in them (blue cheese) they don't pick up odors. I even stored an onion, rinsed the bag and used it again with no aftertaste. At some point, I'm sure I'll order another bunch of bags when these wear out. But so far so good. And the big bags are perfect to marinate large items like a whole turkey or chicken. And they work well to sous vide in them, too. Happy buyer.

These are very good but an occasional one will fail to hold the seal. Great size, easy to use, keeps food fresh longer.

I absolutely love my Zwilling Fresh and Save "La Mer" products (the ones with the blue rubber seals). The La Mer is a newer design than the old containers that have lids with gray rubber. Many reviewers said the gray rubber lids crack. Pictures in reviews for the gray rubber lids show less ribbing on the underside. These La Mer Lids have lots of ribs underneath and are extremely sturdy. Using the vacuum attachment (which is not included with these "single" containers, it's sold separately or in starter sets) with any of the containers keeps my leftovers and herbs and fruit and veggies so much longer in the fridge. I'm definitely wasting way less food now. I did originally buy a 16-piece set directly from Zwilling (& even bought another set at k o s t c o online - waaaay cheaper) but needed some extra containers so bought a couple here on Amazon. The containers are very thick. I usually put them in the microwave when reheating but understand you can put them (not the lids) in the oven too. My only small issue (I won't remove a star...more a wish list item) is that I would like the containers to have a lip around the outside edge (like my glass Rubbermade containers). I wash these Fresh and Save containers by hand because I have a problem with my old dishwasher as it scores/scratches my glass containers so it's harder to get a good grip on the Fresh and Save containers when soaped up. Being thick and smooth they can get very slippery. I'm just afraid that I'll drop one in the sink so I'm very careful and take my time when washing. That's my only gripe. I have been recommending the Zwilling La Mer Fresh and Save to all of my friends and family. Just recently bought another set for a friend's birthday gift. Buy these, they are well made and should last a long, long time.

We aren’t often on the cutting edge of new kitchen techniques, and I suppose vacuum packing has been around far too long for me to claim front-of-the-line status for that, but for us these Zwilling glass vacuum containers and their nifty little pump for extracting air qualify as a breakthrough! There’s clear evidence that the vacuum packing does preserve foods longer, and since we’ve been in the process of weeding out all plastic leftover containers -regardless of supposed absence of BPAs and their many relatives - in favor of glass, that provided another nudge to try these. The cylindrical rechargeable pump (I’ll likely review it separately) is easy to handle and use and makes these containers just the thing. The pump lasts a long time on a charge via an included charging cord, and it’s scarcely moments before the air is sucked out and away. I believe (but am not certain) that the lovely sea-blue trim color oddly called “La Mer” on these German-made glass containers is a newer one? The others I’ve seen online have gray trim. Beyond color, the La Mer incarnation has one-piece lids where I think the gray lids are in two layers. A modest convenience, too. I’m sure I’m not the first to lament the high price of these containers, but shifting from toxic and impermanent plastic to glass that should last us for good, helps to cushion the pain upfront. And the availability of the vacuum feature in conjunction with them is a real perk. Since at least so far as I saw (and without an exhaustive investigation), the sizes for the La Mer offerings are limited and mostly rather large, so I hope to try some smaller sized gray lidded ones, too, which I believe use the same vacuum pump. And that may also be a bit less pricey. It’s helpful that the Zwilling glass containers are marked on the site with their dimensions in inches. That’s a lot more than I can say for the Pyrex “Simple Store” non-vacuum glass containers with lids. I searched every nook and crevice of the Amazon listing for them and utterly failed to find any descriptor that wasn’t in volume measurement: e.g. the number of cups capacity. I confess I’m not much of a cook, but to me the phrase “6 cups” is meaningless as a way of understanding size in 3-dimensions. At least Zwilling isn’t so pompous about it and gives three dimensions as H x W x L. I’m sure I’m just being picky to want them to call length by that term, rather than by “Height” when it is no such thing. But if I think again about cupsful, I quickly embrace inches by any name. If you can accept the price tag for these, I think having good safe glass instead of plastic of any stripe is worth a good bit. And while I wouldn’t ever plan to use these as our only glass refrigerator containers because of that cost, I do think the vacuum feature made so easily usable is a real plus. Many vacuum packing devices are paired with plastic containers; even worse, often with plastic bags and other collapsible shapes. Even if I didn’t loathe plastic in contact with any food, I would be delighted to avoid cleaning plastic bags (yuck!) in favor of washing solid structured containers.

I have bought sets of these food savers. After usage I feel I can determine whether they passed the test of time. At first I was thankful I didn't have to buy food vaccum sealers. I liked the idea that glass containers vaccum sealed and that there were vaccum sealer accompanying bags. At first they all seem to work just fine until they started losing sealing traction. With the bags, I really didn't quite get the hang of it except to seal. It was easy, but eventually the bags didn't maintained its seal for long. It would last maybe two day or three, but eventually they became un-vaccum. As for the glass sealer tops, they would hold just fine, but now they start to lose its sealing traction when refrigerated for days. The tops become unsealed losing the property in how they suppose to function. It is more evident with products that produce ethelyne gas. It seems they propel the tops to open. For now, I still use them, but I have to be weary to use the saved food after two or three days since the tops would losen from the glass containers.

I have purchased containers from both Zwilling and Vakuen for testing. These Zwilling containers are glass and very durable. The weight is considerable and sometimes difficult to grip. I have had few issues with sealing, but the thickness of the lids limits the volume of the container and 1/2" down from the rim must be perfectly clean to seal. I like Zwillings variety of containers in both glass and plastic , their App to keep track of foods stored, and their customer service response. I am disappointed that they don't offer replacement gaskets and vacuum valves (a weak point in the system). Customer service responded promptly that no parts are available, but that they would offer replacement lids or containers if I sent photos. The Vakuen containers are only in plastic, but are durable , and I like their gasket and valve system better. If Vakuen offers replacement parts, that may make my decision. For now, I will continue to evaluate both systems and keep both. I have adapted my Foodsaver to provide vacuum for both, alleviating the added expense of multiple vacuum pumps to fit different systems. UPDATE 03/25 Both companies had some issues with sealing. The Vakuen had issues with the seal at the edge of the container at the corner , and Zwilling had issues with the valve itself getting loose and falling out after several months of use. They are small enough to get lost. Neither company offers parts available for purchase, but both offered a free replacement part, at least as a one time goodwill offer. I have encouraged both companies to offer parts. The first one that does, will probably get my repeat business. UPDATE 05/13/25 Every Vakuen container failed to seal at the corners. The gasket inverted and leaked on every one. I liked their clear plastic containers and the sizes available, but the main purpose is to HOLD a VACUM. Zwilling has my recommendation and my business. Zwilling offers plastic containers as well, but they are a frosted look and I would prefer clear, but that's a minor drawback. The Zwilling lids and gaskets are very thick and take up space in the container but THEY HOLD A VACUM.

Use every single day to carry my fried eggs to work. Very happy from it. Thanks again.

I have been freezing more items as the children are not home as often. It seals well. It keeps leftovers for longer so I am not throwing out as much food. It also works with the older style vacuum sealer (grey) with no issue. It performs as expected.

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Os potes são ótimos, os vidros são grossos e resistentes. Os potes cabem um dentro do outro e assim ocupam menos espaço. A tampa tem a parte do meio "solta", que você pode apertar para gerar um vácuo mínimo nos potes - bem menor que o que uma bomba a vácuo produz. Os demais funcionamentos, são identicos a uma tampa "padrão": tem um botão de silicone no meio para desfazer o vácuo. Recomendo a todos, mas não sei se compraria pelo preço cheio - peguei em uma promoção pela metade do valor.