Bonsenkitchen Vacuum Sealer Rolls bags, 3 Rolls 11"x 20'+ 3 Rolls 8"x 20' | 6 Pack, Commercial Grade, Durable, BPA-Free, Custom-Size Vacuum Sealer Bags for Dry/Moist Food Storage and Sous Vide, VB3211

I had a ziploc vaccuum sealer that I hadn't used in several years but it still worked like new. We were looking for ways to stretch our budget, and decided it was better to buy meat like hamburger in bulk at a discount and package it for freezing. These bag rolls are perfect. You just cut them to size, seal one end, then vacuum out the air and put the packages in the freezer. So far they've worked for hamburger, turkey, and chicken. We can buy a tube of hamburger when it's on sale, and have pre-made packages to thaw out for the dishes we make. We spend way less per pound than buying individual 1-2lb packages at the store. Also, we can take advantage when our local meat sellers offer tubes of hamburger at a discounted price. These rolls are inexpensive, and you can reuse a bag 2-3 times before we throw it away. We just wash it out with some dishsoap and water.

First let me say that I ordered mine back in November 2024 and it is now January 2025 and I'm only just starting to use these. If there was any quality change in between those times, I just wanted that understood. Ever since owning a vacuum sealer, usually the FoodSaver brand, I have always bought the FoodSaver Brand rolls. I am a die-hard FoodSaver brand customer. Anytime I strayed, I fully regretted it. I've tried a few different vacuum seal bags that had excellent reviews and all found them desperately wanted. I liked the thickness of the FoodSaver brand bags. I didn't like the price, which is why every once in awhile I would try something else. I would generally use them up, double bagging them until they were gone but a few I actually just threw away. I am explaining this because for my review on these bags, you need to understand my mindset before trying these. After trying a generic vacuum sealer and throwing it away after the second use, I spent $150 on sale for my newest FoodSaver brand vacuum sealer. However I was almost out of bags, and the amount of bags they send with the machines is laughable. I couldn't really afford to buy the vacuum seal bags that I so desperately needed in addition to the machine. So I tried once again to use a generic thinking that even if I had to double bag at least it would last long enough for me to recover in order to buy my normal bags. For the first time I was not disappointed. These had excellent reviews so I figured once more down the rabbit hole. But when I tried them, the first thing I noticed was they are not much thinner than the FoodSaver bags. There is a slight thinning but they are very durable. The second thing I noticed was they didn't have the white stripe for writing the date however, I found the textured side takes the marker just fine. I ordered a pack that had three rolls of 8 in and three rolls of 11 in which are the only things I ever use. I don't like the baggies even though my machine has an attachment for it and I can't afford the containers plus who wants to create storage space for those things. The variety in the box suited me. The storage capacity is based on how much of the bag you cut, just like all the others. I didn't measure them to make sure they were the size they should be but upon use, they seemed exactly what I was already used to. They are a easy to cut, easy to fill. My only problem with these was after filling, the edge curled. If you're using a flat vacuum sealer, that's not going to be an issue for you. However mine is an automatic feed system, and a curled edge caused a problem feeding into my vacuum sealer for sealing. It is remediable. You can pull the two sides together on each end and it helps to curve enough to feed it in. A problem I would definitely not like to have however considering the price difference between these and the FoodSaver brand, I am more than willing to put up with it to save so much money, since I saw no other faults. I will be buying these a second time, to ensure quality control before committing to them completely. For the first buy, I am extremely satisfied. Even with the curling of the bag, considering the price difference, I decided not to even take off a star. I wanted to be able to use my vacuum sealer for more than just separating meat into one time usable quantities. I want to be able to take any prepackaged food and be able to vacuum seal it so we don't get the ice crystals. Basically I wanted to be able to use it as much as I want. With the price of these bags and their quality, I am now able to accomplish just that.

I've used all these bags. Out of all these bags I could count on one had the number of bags that the seal has let loose, but there's no indication why. Anyway, I'm happy with these and it's hard to beat the price.

Quality for your money. Would most definitely buy again. You won't be disappointed

These seal very well and I really like having the two different widths. Being rolls means I can make the bag exactly as long as I need instead of wasting half a premade bag. We use our vacuum sealer for food and freezer storage and these have worked great. Plenty of material for the price too. As an added bonus, I also use them for sous vide!

Material Quality & Durability • Heavy-Duty Protection: I’ve been using these Bonsenkitchen rolls for over a year for my freezer storage, and the quality is outstanding. The plastic is thick and puncture-resistant—I’ve never had a bag tear, even when sealing items with slightly sharper edges. • The "Year-Long" Test: If you look at my photo of the foraged mulberries, those were sealed in May 2025. It is now a full year later, and the vacuum seal is still as tight as the day I made it. These bags do not "breathe" or let air seep in over time like cheaper rolls often do. Customization & Value • Cut to Size: I much prefer the rolls over the pre-cut bags because I can customize the length. Whether I'm sealing a small handful of berries or a large roast, there is zero wasted plastic. • Works with the Machine: These obviously work perfectly with the Bonsenkitchen sealer, but they feel high enough quality to work with any brand. • Pros: Incredible long-term seal, puncture-resistant, no freezer burn even after 12 months. • Cons: None—these are my go-to for food preservation. • Bottom Line: Don't risk your expensive food on cheap bags. These have proven to me that they hold a seal for the long haul.

I love this product so much,and use all the time to package fruits and veggies to freeze for winter use.

These bags are made very cheap, they are thin and puncture easy. They don't work very well and often do not seal when trying to pack moist or wet products. I was really hoping to save a little cash on the name brand, but it seems its not worth the trade off. I wasted two bags when they wouldn't seal due to being too wet. I have used food saver brand for years and they always seal no matter how wet the product is as long as you have it on the moist setting. The bags will not seal with the smallest amount of moisture still in the bag. If you are sealing foods from the grocery store or only dry goods they may work just fine. But if you are processing your own farmed raised or wild game you will have to make sure the meats are VERY dry before trying to seal. Making it a lot more work and not worth the trade off of the higher quality bags. If you are packing anything with sharp edges or pointing bones like fish, pork chops, rabbit or squirrel, these bags will puncture very easily. Very disappointed, wish you could get a more affordable product that's actually worth the trade off in cost. This is not a 20$ product vs spending 10$ more on Food saver brand. This is maybe a 10$ product at most. Don't waste the money and risk it if you pack wild game, fish, or farm raised products. Only reason I'm even giving it the 2 stars is because you can get it to work if you put a lot of effort in. But even then it still fails some times. Not worth the risk for me. But be aware if you want the risk you may be able to save a few bucks but I doubt the waste and time will be worth the cost saving in the end.

Witlof en Pompoen met boter/kruiden gevacumeerd voor sous vide garing. Prima stevige zakken.

No se ve de buena calidad con respecto a las otras bolsas que he comprado. Muy caro para lo que es

De las mejores bolsas para sellar al vacío que he adquirido

These are good sealing bags good quality

These bags are great. You cut what you needing which saves you money. Stronger than they look