Has anyone tried the Green Bags that are suppose to keep veggies and fruit fresher for longer? I'd love to know if they really work!

Thanks for your opinions -
Chris

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i havent tried those (from tv) but i did happen to notice the "green" produce bags at a grocery store(sorry cant remember which one) so remembering the commerial i left my produce in thouse just to see and it did seem to last a little longer.you could try that ?

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My mother gave them to me for my birthday(yeah, strange gift but....) and I used them for the first time three weeks ago for cilantro. Usually I have to throw it out in about four days but this cilantro is still going strong in the green bag. So from what I've seen they're a little costly but I guess well worth it! It's the Debbie something greenbags.

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I've used them - They did help. I used them with a bagged salad because they always go brown in a day or so and it stayed good for several days longer than I would have expected. I also used them with peppers and broccoli with good results. Mine were the Debbie Meyer Green bags and I got them at Bed, Bath & Beyond. I think they were around $10 and of course I used a 20% coupon!!!

My problem is I always think I'm going to use the produce right away and don't want to hassle with putting them in the special bags, but then I end up putting off that meal for awhile and then the produce does spoil because I didn't use the bags to begin with. I need to get into the habit of just doing it every time I put produce away.