storing my veggies. If not those specific bags, what can you recommend? Please be specific about how to use your recommendantion. Thank You. (3 replies, last updated by The Chowhound Team December 19, 2004)

I have Evert-Fresh bags, which I believe, is what you are talking about. They are a "stay fresh longer" pale green bag, 10 in a pak. Try Perelandra on Remsen, and although I have not seen them there, it’s seems a logical... (5 replies, last updated by sixozpatty April 18, 2004)

I have found the green bags ("Evert-Fresh" is the brand name) work very well the large majority of the time; but sometimes, they fail spectacularly. I do indeed find that most of my organic veggies last a whole lot longer in the... (5 replies, last updated by Jenae R October 7, 2003)

We’ve been buying these bags on and off, and the results seem mixed. For some reason I have it in my head now that the Evert-Fresh bags might be better than the Debbie Meyer! Debbie Meyer is what we have now, but previously... (16 replies, last updated by CrazyOne September 23, 2008)

Debbie Meyer bags are just Evert-Fresh bags in a “new” packaging. They’re the same product. (53 replies, last updated by TrishUntrapped May 5, 2008)

I like the EvertFresh bags. A better deal here: http://www.reusablebags.com/store/evertfresh-green-bags-p-323.html?osCsid=c554097f15b65807f1a869185388e6f4 (102 replies, last updated by EmoryJ September 13, 2009)

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Does anyone know anything about the green bags by Debbie Meyer? I was looking into them and wondered if they really worked. Thanks (6 replies, last updated by Ambimom October 1, 2009)

I went to my sister’s. Her backyard is not covered in weeds, instead, her partner cultivated the entire yard in to a veggie garden studded with huge bunches of beautiful (thinner) green onions. She gave me a bag... instead... (18 replies, last updated by dmd_kc March 13, 2009)

I have a bagful of green, not crisp – kind of mealy apples in my refrigerator. Should I just pitch them in the green bin or do you have a simple recipe so I can salvage them? And no, I don’t know what kind of apples... (8 replies, last updated by Jenny October 1, 2004)

Are you referring to those “extended life” bags? (aka Green Bag, Evert-Fresh, etc.) Worthless IMHO. I used to use with good success, a small version of a laundry bag that had a heavy duty open net construction. They... (5 replies, last updated by hummingbird November 23, 2008)

Yes, the green bags do prolong the life of greens in the fridge! I The brand name of what I have is "Evert-Fresh". On HSN I see they have bags for breads and cold cuts, didn’t know such bags existed, so can’t tell you... (5 replies, last updated by lupaglupa August 30, 2007)

Here’s something good. You can go to any supermarket in south-central (e.g., the Ralph’s at the corner of Crenshaw and Rodeo), and they’ll have a huge variety of fresh greens, “Cut and Clean” brand,... (0 replies, last updated by Stan February 16, 2002)

Safe or not, I stay away. Bagged supermarket greens skeeve me out. I’m at the point where I’d rather have organic and locally-grown lettuces/greens... and if they’re not available, I just buy something else.... (11 replies, last updated by french roast February 9, 2008)

Tea Bags - can they be used again? I’ve at times used a tea bag for lunch and then again for dinner time. Is this O.K.? does anything happen to the ingredients in the meantime? Should the bag be refrigerated? (14 replies, last updated by Celeste December 30, 2002)