It helps me save time and money by keeping food fresh for longer.

It’s effective, compact, efficient, and at just $19.99, remarkably affordable.

Most vacuum sealers are much more expensive, and a comparable sealer on Amazon retails for $10 more.

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This version is an upgrade from previous ALDI models.

When I buy bulk chicken breasts from Costco, they can be portioned and sealed in minutes.

End-of-summerslow-roasted tomatoesare sealed and ready for a future winter pasta night.

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It, of course, makes meal prep easier, too!

Remember, it’s not a deal if it goes bad.

Beyond these benefits, it does a great job of preserving flavor and quality.

By removing air and moisture, certain foods stay fresher for much longer.

Last summer, I got my hands on some foraged chanterelle mushrooms that I dehydrated and vacuum-sealed.

This pricy gourmet ingredient was practically free because we picked it!

Those dried shrooms now add deep, rich flavor to a range of dishes.

For example, I like to simmer them with stock when makingrisotto.

I’m expecting great things!

It’s a $20 investment that will save you time and money in the long run.

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