FoodSaver V2840 Advanced Design

Binding: Kitchen
Brand: FoodSaver
Color: Black / Stainless
EAN: 0053891034203
Label: Food Saver
Manufacturer: Food Saver
Model: T000-03502-001
Publisher: Food Saver
Release Date: 2005-09-30
Studio: Food Saver
Variation Description: Black / Stainless

Editorial Review:

Product DescriptionFoodSaver is synonymous with saving food. It's a wise way of storing leftovers. It's efficient and economical. You can customize it for virtually any quantity. Foods are sealed much in the same way as supermarkets package food for sale. This is a smart, professional-style tool geared for practical home use. Smarter because it introduces never-before-seen features like variable speeds for different size bags and canisters, and food-specific settings that ensure a secure seal for dry or moist food. It even has a CrushFree Instant Seal feature so that, for the first time ever, you can immediately stop the vacuum process when vacuum packaging delicate foods.

And it is Sleeker because it combines function and beautiful form with features like an easy-to-use and easy-to-clean flat Touchpad Control Panel. Comes with 11 in. x 10ft. food saver roll, 3 food saver bags(quart) and 2 food saver bags(gallon), FoodSaver Helpful Tips DVD New Two Speed Settings - Optimize vacuum speed for different size bags and canisters. New CrushFree Instant Seal - Immediately stops the vacuum process to prevent crushing. New Easy-lock Latch - Latches lid tight, securing bag for vacuuming and sealing. New Adjustable Food Settings - Change seal level for type of food - moist or dry. New Control Panel - Easy to clean and makes vacuum packaging easier than ever. New Pen Storage - Stores pen under lid for dating and labeling bags. Accessory Hose Storage - Keeps Accessory Hose handy and protected. Port - Allows vacuum packaging with FoodSaver Canisters and Accessories. Full-sized Vacuum Channel - Catches overflow liquids and fits any size FoodSaver Bag for maximum versatility. Unit Dimensions - 16 ??? (L) x 9 ??? (D) x 4 ??? (H)

Features:

Home vacuum-packaging system vacuums, seals, and shuts off automatically
2 vacuum speeds; CrushFree Instant Seal; extra-wide nonstick sealing strip
Flip-up space-saving design; stainless-steel lid; dishwasher-safe antibacterial drip tray
Bag material, accessory hose, and instructions included
Measures 16-3/4 by 9-3/4 by 14-1/2 inches

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Reviews helped me make right decision
Living in the country, I buy in bulk at local warehouse stores; and just this year am reaping the benefits from my first garden! I needed a way to package the bulk items into smaller units and wanted to freeze single servings of vegetables from the garden, so the quality of these items would last longer. Having read many favorable reviews on this FoodSaver, I made the choice to purchase this particular brand and model. The ease of use and compact design are ideal for any kitchen! I have not tried the hose attachment or its use with the special canisters, but I am very pleased with the peformance of this unit so far. I regret the waste generated having to allow for 3 additional inches between the final seal and the top of the bag, especially with the price of a roll of bag material, but certainly understand why it can't be avoided. In all, a great little machine and I look forward to conquering the backlog of food storage packaging that needs to be done in my pantry!

Rating:

- It's not going anywhere
I have one of the older ones from about 3 years ago. I love it. I have several of the accessories and buy the bags in rolls. I'm so happy with this item that I just wrote about it on my blog:
http://www.kathalog.com/kathalog/

Rating:

- Buyer beware
My foodsaver unit stopped working after 5 uses. It will no longer vacuum the bags and is useless. Foodsaver said to throw it away because it is no longer in the warranty period. Beware. I'd buy from a more reliable company!

Rating:

- FoodSaver V2840
It's nice to find a product that actually does the job it's designed for. The stand-up storage makes it possible to keep it on the counter and ensures that it gets used more than if it's kept out of sight. A big improvement over the old one we had is the ability to control the amount of vacuum applied making it possible to re-seal fragile items such as chips. The only complaint I can find is that the bags are a little pricey.

Rating:

- Indespensible tool
In today's economy, buying in bulk to save money is almost mandatory. This product lets you stock up at the warehouse club stores and have the piece of mind that freezer burn won't effect your goods while they sit in the freezer.
What I find almost as important as the vaccuum sealer itself, is the heat sealer. Chips, cereal, crackers, carrots, and much more can be resealed in their original packaging. No more twist ties, baggies and even reduced uses of plastic storage containers!

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