Debbie Meyer Green Bags Reviews

After seeing numerous commercials for this product and sitting around mulling over whether or not the product actually worked, I decided to bite the bullet and get a set, and boy was I glad I did. — Off season fruit can be expensive for sure, so why would you want to waste any of it?  Oh sure there are other ways to make sure they last - freezing in my mind is the most reliable method.  But what if fresh fruit is a treat that your kids look forward to every day?  I try to instill the "don't knock it until you've tried it" school of eating on my kids.  So I might buy… read full review »

These bags really work!  The key is to make sure the produdce is dry.  I found that if I put a couple of dry paper towels in with my leaf greens to sop up the extra moisture, I don't have to dry off the produce completly.  Change them when they get wet.  My leaf lettace has sayed good twice as long as it used… read full review »

We (my mom & I) had our doubts after seeing the infomercial.  When we heard from several people that they do work we decided to try them.  We were going to order a box, but noticed the local Wal-Mart was now selling them.  We purchased a box and shared.  We both agree that they do work. — We have used them for grapes, lettuce, bananas, broccoli, carrots, tomatoes & peppers. — We believe that they are worth the purchase price since they keep the food fresh longer.  Fruit & vegetables are getting to be very… read full review »

The Debbie Meyers Green Bags may not be a the miracle product they claim to be. The longevity of the produce doesn't really meet the extent they claim. But the product does actually help lengthen the life of your produce. Another benefit is that I take them with me to the grocery store and place my produce in them, instead of the plastic bags provided at the store. Less plastic for the… read full review »

These bags have worked great for every fruit and vegetable I've used them for, even lettuce and bananas. I gave some to my mom and now she's ordered them too and is recommending them to people.… read full review »

I least that what I thought when watching the commercial about Green Bags,but I bought some from my local grocer and now I think they are pretty awesome, especially with lettuce. I was so tired of throwing lettuce away, I would try and find the smallest head but we never used it up quick enough. So I would recommend them… read full review »

Do I have a different type of Debbie Meyer GreenBags? I live alone and love fresh produce. But, most of the time, it spoils before I can finish it AND I hate going to the grocery to buy fresh every day. I tried these bags shortly after they were advertised and am quite pleased with the way they extend the life of my veggies! BUT, all the bags are so narrow that they could not possibly hold a bunch of three bananas or even a half a head of lettuce as shown in the listings! The zip strip closure at the top of the bag is so tiny, it is difficult to seal securely AND I've torn a… read full review »

I have been using the Debbie Meyer Green Bags for about 5 years. I still am using the same bags after all this time. That is because they are reuseable over and over as long as you rinse them out and let them dry. One important thing is DO NOT wash the produce or fruit before putting in the bag, you do not want to add any moisture! —  I use them on lettuce, tomatoes, radishes, mushrooms, celery, green onions, and cilantro (wrap stems in a damp paper towel first, do not wash!) as well as bananas and avocados. You can use them on any fruit or veggie. Give them a… read full review »

I bought the Debbie Meyer Green Bags at Wal-mart and have used them with produce and I don't think they work. I had bananas in one bag and was constantly wiping the bag because of moisture. I then placed a paper towel in the bag but the bananas didn't stay fresh any longer than if I had placed them on a counter. I put strawberries in a bag and they didn't last any longer either. I won't buy these again, I thought they were a waste. Some of the grocery stores offer a green tinted produce bag and I think spending money to buy green bags is a waste. This is just my experience and… read full review »

okay....these bags seem amazing.  how great would it be to be able to keep fresh fruits and veggies longer? but really...they don't work.  well...let me take that back.  they work about as well as any other produce bag.  they do not work miracles though.  i thnk i'll stick to my normal produce bags.  the only perk here is that they are really inexpensive.  so even though they don't work...i'll keep using them.  i paid for them...and they're washable.  why… read full review »

The Debbie Meyer Green Bags work really good. They definately keep my fruits and veggies a lot fresher a lot longer. My favorite thing to use the bags for is lettuce. I like to buy whole heads of lettuce but by the time i get towards the middle of the head, the lettuce has already gone bad. When I put the lettuce in one of these bags, it keeps for almost twice as long! I would recommend this to all fresh fruit and veggie… read full review »

I purchased Debbie Meyers Green Bags and the bags give food a chemical taste.  The fruit and veggies seem to keep their fresh appearance, but my family will not eat the food.  Therefore, I have thrown away more food than I did before I used them.  It is a very strong chemical taste -- really bad.  Strawberries, bananas and cantelope are the… read full review »

I am so disappointed.  The salad mix (which I dried before putting in the bag) went bad after only three days. — A cucumber turned to mush in two days! — What is going on here? —… read full review »