Vacuum-Sealed vs Mylar Bags

Vacuum-Sealed Bags:
✅ Air Removal: Removes all air before sealing, reducing oxygen levels.
🍖 Best For: Freezer storage. Perfect for meats, fish, poultry.
❄️ Benefits: Prevents freezer burn. Meat lasts 2-3 years in the freezer.
🕒 Use Within: A few months to a year, ideal for perishable foods.
Mylar Bags:
✅ Light & Oxygen Barrier: Blocks out light, use with oxygen absorbers for an airtight seal.
🌾 Best For: Freeze-dried or dry foods like grains, beans, flour.
📦 Benefits: Long-term shelf storage. Keeps food safe for 10-20 years or more.
🗓️ Use For: Maximizing shelf life of dry goods.
🔄 Quick Recap:
Vacuum-Sealed Bags: Your go-to for keeping perishable foods fresh in the freezer.
Mylar Bags: Ideal for the long haul, protecting dry goods on your pantry shelf.
📌 Pro Tip: Always label and date your stored items, regardless of the method used.
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[@iknowheis]

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[@cienpymalhotra425]

Is there a possibility for Mylar bag to get punctured if we store dehydrated meat with sharp edges ?

[@iknowheis]

Ok. That’s what I wanted to know!