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  1. General Food and Foraging Discussion
    I'm not sure I did it right. I wanted to use 1 gallon bags since I think it's a much more manageable size for my family. Anyway, I had seen a guy on youtube seal up 1 gallon bags with his foodsaver, which I thought was brilliant so I tried it. I couldn't get it to vacuum, which I found out...
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    Can someone please tell me the difference in these two methods, if you vaccum seal things like oats, beans etc, will they not last almost as long as placing them in mylar bags? Especially if you store them in a dark cool area Thanks for any info you can provide
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