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"Just wanted to tell you that these bags really work. My big test was kale. I have never found ANYTHING that works to keep kale fresh over 36 hours, (most of the time it is bad within a day). Your bags have kept it fresh for four days, which is the longest I have ever needed to preserve it. I am amazed!
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"I live alone and love to eat mushrooms. Each week I would throw away at least half a container. With my new Vege-saver my mushrooms never get slimy!"
Susan, Cleveland, OH

Vege-Saver Salad Saver

The VEGE-SAVER
Salad and Produce Saver!

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"An extremely cost effective way to keep your vegetables and other produce fresh! Works wonders and is highly recommended by Mom's Market. For the amount of produce these bags can save, they are more than worth the small cost. Highly recommended!" ~Kara Kelso~ Mom's Market

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FRESH SHEET n Lorie Hutson

Keep it fresh with Vege Savers
THERE ARE TIMES when the crisper drawer just doesn’t live up to its name.
     If your lettuce and salad greens start to wilt before the week’s second salad, Cindy Scinto may be able to help. Washed greens will stay fresh for a week or more in her Vege Saver bags, she says.
     Scinto started sewing the terry cloth bags after she noticed them in an airline magazine. She made hers a little bigger and gave them a snap closure and she swears by their performance. "I used to just wrap my (greens) in moist paper towels, but a lot of people just leave their lettuce in the plastic and they don’t realize that it doesn’t breath," Scinto says.
     She says she recently put some washed salad greens in one of the Vege Saver bags she uses at home. "It was 10 days before they even started to look like they were getting a little worn out.".

     Taken from The Spokesman Review, 6-28-04, Spokane, WA