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=== Vacuum sealer canisters=== | === Vacuum sealer canisters=== | ||
[[Vacuum sealer]] containers are a great way to store food and keep it as fresh as possible. Used in conjunction with a [[vacuum sealer]], the containers are similar to [[Lock & Lock]] type lidded containers except they have a receptacle in the top that accepts a vacuum hose from a [[vacuum sealer]]. This enables most of the air to be removed from the container which delays deterioration of the food inside. They have an added advantage over [[vacuum sealer bags]] in that they are washable and constantly reusable. | |||
====Marinating in a vacuum sealed container==== | ====Marinating in a vacuum sealed container==== | ||