5 Gallon Bucket Liner Bags for Marinading and Brining - Durable, Food Grade, BPA Free, 25/Roll

The buckets are food grade and I bought them to put in my The world seems brighter and has a greater meaning since I bought them. Puppies and kittens have been more frequent since I got them. Those plastic bucket liners in 5 gallon buckets have a certain magic. Just looking at the improved quality of life they bring is reason enough to buy some. Now that I've finished, I think I'll listen to some music.

Lilith Maloney

| Nov 23, 2020

Bags at the supermarket are thinner than those at the grocery store. They are ok for show as long as you want them. However, if you want the tools to be useful, then you should not buy.

Kathryn Hogan

| Feb 07, 2021

I was impressed with how easy they are to use and how durable they seem. A few days later I went back to Lowe's to buy more buckets, and I found that I could get food quality Although this is a drawback, they are still helpful since they allow me to close them tighter when I am using them to store my dry goods. (On a side note, I found two part food grade lids at Lowe's, too. With the help of a rubber seal, the outer ring snaps on, and the rest of the lid screws on. You don't have to wear the outer ring every time you want to eat, since you can just push it off when you need to. though I have these new buckets, I'm grateful for the Their suggestion of using them for a brine sounds like a great idea, especially for turkeys or whole chickens. had not had a large crock in my kitchen, I would have made kraut in them instead. The price may seem excessive compared with trash can liners, but you must consider that these are food grade and they will last for a long time. The more I need, the more I'll buy.

Princeton Flynn

| Nov 25, 2020

The brine I used for the 16-pound turkey came from these. I had to double up the bags to prevent the brine from leaking, even though it could have been user error. During the first time I used it, I noticed that the brine leaked somehow. Luckily, I had put the bagged turkey in a container so that the brine did not go everywhere in However, I did notice that the one bag did leak into the 2nd bag<extra_id_20> trying again with 2 bags, and while it didn't leak out this time, it did leak into the 1st.

Jaycee Decker

| Dec 14, 2020

They were pierced with holes.

Jesus Wiley

| May 31, 2021

However, you will have to repurchase after two years. As soon as they're new, they work well. The chances of using them all are very slim. The fabric starts tearing at around the 2 year mark if it is put away for later use. Their durability is not as good as their predecessors. Getting the brisket brined last year, we had to wrap it in triple wrap because the bags kept ripping as we tried This remains one of the best buys. Before we ran into trouble, we brined about four briskets for 10 bucks. Almost brisket season is coming up, so we will be purchasing more this time.

Paige Marsh

| Mar 30, 2021

It is the orange home depot one we are all familiar with. I was supposed to brine a Thanksgiving turkey with that. The bags I purchased were from a shop. Concerned by the thinness of these young men, I wanted to help. I did not just double bag, I did triple bag. placed the turkey into the lined bucket and within minutes there was just as much brine outside the bags as there was inside. I had to bring the turkey in one of the upstairs bathrooms and take it out in a bathtub in order to get it out of the bucket. As the bag split (even more), but also got the brine and raw turkey juice all over the kitchen, I opted not to risk it. As a pet owner, I have several dogs and cats. There would be a stampede for that in no time. It's another good reason not to You can find better ones online, I am sure.

Zariyah Ellison

| Apr 28, 2021