Our set arrived just in time- I had just came home from the grocery store. There are pieces of just about every size from 16 oz through 64 oz. The GreenBag came in a 20 piece set. And just like with the GreenBoxes™, they can be reused! Each bag can be used 8-10 times!
As you can see, there really isn’t too much of a difference on day 1 vs day 7. If I would have kept them in their original plastic container, they would have likely been completely unusable by day 5.
The holidays are here and I’ve got one big goal during this December season- to treat my body well by feeding it a lot of fruit and vegetables. It can be so hard this time of year! We are triple booked with holiday parties on the weekends. I’ve decided that I can have my cake and eat it too, which is why I’m following the 80/20 rule. 80% of the time, I eating nice and clean. Think big salads with grilled chicken on top and yummy vegetable frittatas. The other 20% of the time, I’m going to enjoy all the season has to offer. And I’m going to do it without guilt because when the weekend is over, I’m going right back to my eating plan.
Tips for using GreenBoxes™
- They are dishwasher safe, but only on the top rack.
- They can be used in the microwave, but the container will be hot. Handle with care.
- Do not use on the stove or in the oven.
The GreenBag have also been a hit at our house. My favorite way to use them is with our pears. Our family loves pears, but they ripen so fast! The GreenBags™ have helped them stay fresher longer, allowing me to not have to make a midweek run back to the grocery store. This has been great for us- since we’re on a tight food budget and it seems as though ever trip to the grocery store always results in us buying more than what we were just going to stop in quick for!
Tips for using the GreenBags™:
- Your produce should be dry before you place it in the bag.
- Your fruit/vegetable should contain moisture (the moisture that builds up in the bag can be wiped out, try to keep the bag as dry as possible).
- Assign each bag a type of produce and reuse. Make an apple bag, pear bag, and so on.
- Instead of using twist ties, fold the over the top of the bag.
Buy: You can buy Debbie Meyer® GreenBoxes™ and GreenBags™ at Pfaltzgraff.
You can also win your own set of products from Debbie Meyer® to try out! I hope you love them as much as I love mine!
One (1) winner will receive a 32 piece set of Debbie Meyer® GreenBoxes™ and Debbie Meyer® Green Bags™ ARV $49.98. Open to US residents only.
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84 Responses
Lettuce and pomegranate seeds
i’d put mangoes in the bags
I would say lettuce and tomatoes! Thank you for the wonderful giveaway.
Erin
I would store strawberries.
I will store tomatoes, and lettuce.
lettuce and tomatoes
Lettuce, tomatoes, mushrooms, strawberries and raspberries,
Strawberries
We are forever buying tomatoes non stop. I love the idea that they can be stored in these to increase and prolong freshness because the greenhouse ones go bad so fast.
cucumber and lettuce! They always go bad right when I’m ready to eat them.
I would store my veggies in these.
Tomatoes and all my other fresh veggies!
I would put my tomatoes, lettuce, and avocados in there!
I would store blueberries and tomatoes in my debbie meyer products.
What fruit or veggie will you store in your Debbie Meyer products?
this will save my tomatos for one thing thanks
I am a fruit and veggie lover. So I always have grapes on hand. They seem to go bad faster than other fruits do. I would keep those in these bags and the little carrots. And really, most all the veggies I keep on hand to munch on.. the raw broccoli, peppers, etc…
Raspberries and apples. Those are not tasty when mushy.
I’d put cut up carrots and celery in them.
Pomegranate seeds and raspberries.
I’d store cucumbers and green peppers, which seem to get soft and icky long before I use them up.
I would store honey dew, pineapple, and strawberries for sure. Thanks for this cool chance!!
My family eats a lot of tomatoes so that would definately be stored.
I would say we would mainly store cukes, lettuce, and strawberries those are the main fruit and veggies that we seem to always have in our fridge yet they never last long and with Walmart as our only grocery store choice the produce is never top notch anyway
I would store strawberries in the containers. Strawberries seem to get rotten one or two days after I buy them. Lettuce is another item that I would like to try storing in the containers.
I would store all my veggies in there especially cucumbers and cauliflower.
I would use them for celery and tomatoes.
Definitely my fresh salad fixings like lettuce, tomatoes, sliced carrots, celery and mushrooms. Those always go bad. Once spring rolls around…strawberries for sure!
I would store lettuce, tomatoes, berries, a lot of things.
I’ve started a healthier lifestyle so I have many fruits and veggies. The most I eat are raspberries and spinach!
Blueberries and Strawberries to start out.
Strawberries and tomatoes
I would store a variety of vegetables for making salad.
I would store strawberries in mine! They seem to go bad so fast!
I will keep cut up carrots, celery, broccoli and peppers for snacking.
I would store lettuce in the bags in the hopes that it would be less likely to wilt.
I would store our fresh strawberries and tomatoes in these
I will be storing some avocados in mine.
I would keep clementines and chopped onions in these.
I would store lettuce
I will store green beans in them.
I would store lettuce, cucumber, and strawberries in these awesome containers. Seems that these are the items we keep the most in our fridge that tend to go bad sooner then we get to use them all up
Squash, carrots, anything we can cut up!
I would store blueberries, strawberries and cherry tomatoes.
I would store tomatoes, strawberries, lettuce, carrots and plenty of other things.
I would definitely store Tomatoes. My daughter loves tomatoes but when we buy them at Costco there are SO many that they sometimes spoil. This might help!
We eat a ton of fruits and veggies like carrots, zucchini, grapes, berries.
I would store my garden vegetables and strawberries.
Tomatoes!
I would put tomatoes in them.
I would definitely store onion and peppers in my Debbie Meyer products. They seem to be the things that I need storage for most often.
Different items for salads.
Lettuce, peppers and celery.
I would store grapes, blueberries, and tomatoes.
I would store grapes and celery in them
I would store lettuce, tomatoes, and kiwi.
Apples, grapes, oranges for sure. I may try some new fruits & veggies too with these products.
I will store blueberries and onions in the green bags.
Every thing for my salad
I eat a lot of greens and they spoil quickly, so that is what I would use this for.
we will use it for our sliced apples and carrots
I would keep strawberries and tomatoes for sure
I will store strawberries and blueberries
We buy a lot of strawberries so I would store them
I’d store cherry tomatoes!
I would store strawberries.
I would store lettuce and tomatoes in the storage containers
I would be storing berries, greens, tomatoes, squash, cucumbers all kinds of veggies and fruits
A lot like tomatoes and cucumbers and lettuce.
Strawberries and Grapes! They seem to deteriorate the fastest in my fridge!
I would store strawberries and raspberries in them.
Berries, tomatoes and kiwi for sure would be stored.
I would store tomatoes in them.
I make a lot of soup during the winter, so I would use it to store already chopped up carrots, celery, and onions to have at the ready. These are great storage containers!
I would put in berries because we just had to throw away a bunch that went bad. Thank you
Thanks for the giveaway…we will store green, red, & yellow pepper slices !
I will store spinach leaves, tomatoes, berries and peppers.
Green Peppers
I would store strawberries.
I would store broccoli and celery first since they tend to go bad first in my fridge.
Tomatoes are what we tend to have the most at the house!
I will store banana’s and avocado’s!
I would store cabbage, green peas, cut up tomatoes and cucumbers. I would also store my lingonberry jam which I eat daily.
I would store blackberries.
Halos!! My little girl loves halos, and peeling them, putting them in these bowls, that would be perfect, especially for her lunches.