Instructions for a Dazey Seal-a-Meal

Instructions for a Dazey Seal-a-Meal
Written By
Kristie Brown
Kristie Brown
Published: Apr 19, 2011
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
1 minute read
  1. Plug in the Seal-A-Meal unit, open the lid, and allow it to warm up for approximately two minutes.

  2. Fill the Seal-A-Meal bag with food, leaving about 2 inches of headspace, and ensuring the bag is no more than about 2/3 full and about 1-inch thick. If you are filling bags with food that is wider than 1 inch, take care not to over-fill the bag. For example, if you are sealing corn on the cob, place only one regular-sized ear, or two small ears, in each bag.

  3. Pick up the bag, taking care not to spill the contents, and force some of the extra air out of the bag.

  4. Hook the Seal-A-Meal bag onto the left-hand peg of the unit and pull tautly. Hook the other side on the right-hand peg.

  5. Smooth away any wrinkles and force out any remaining air.

  6. Ensure there is no food in the sealing area. Close the unit and count to three.

  7. Lift the lid and remove the sealed bag, pulling from the left-hand peg first.

  8. Close the lid, which will turn off the unit.

Tips

You can boil food in the Seal-A-Meal bag.

To open the bag, cut or tear open the bag at the notch just below the seal.

Bags are also appropriate for protecting valuable papers from moisture; protecting heirlooms; and storing flower or vegetable seeds.

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Kristie Brown

Kristie Brown is a publisher, writer and editor. She has contributed to magazines, textbooks and online publications. Brown holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Texas at Austin.

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