CasoCaso Design 1 VC. 300

This food vacuum sealer is easy to use and works great! I purchased the vacuum sealer to prepare meals in advance to save time and money while still enjoying nutritious meals during the work week. I can make double batches of food and freeze half for later date. The vacuumed sealed food takes up less space in my small freezer.

Not very happy with this product. I had a different brand years ago that finally quit. After a lot of research I picked this one because of the reviews but after using one time I am very disappointed in it. It melts my bags plus there is a small dot on the heat part of the sealer that burns holes in the bags ( not all but most of them) When I can finally get it to seal it does not vacuum pack!

The picture shows a stainless steal caso food vacuum, you get a black plastic one with a Plastic handle you open and close it with. It also says you get a plastic bag roll holder and a drop down cutter, you do not. Really disappointed! It does seal but it isn’t close to being as nice as the one you are shown. That’s the reason for the two stars, it works but not as easily as the one you think you are buying.

This machine is the worst! It gets so hot when making a bag that it melts the plastic. It has done this from day one. I should’ve bought a Food Saver brand. I am waiting for a reply from the manufacturer, will update once I receive reply.

This unit works well. It comes with two different sizes of bag on a roll. So it’s an endless tube, and you custom size the bag to the items you’re vacuum packing. The unit has a built in bag cutter. It’s a slide across blade similar to a sliding paper cutter. The roll holder attaches to the back of the unit, you unroll the length of bag and cut it. Then seal one end. Then insert your items to be vacuum packed and seal the other end. This unit has 3 modes that you can activate. 1. Seal only. For sealing the ends and for sealing without vacuum. 2. Vacuum only without seal, so you can suck all the excess air out and then seal. The 3rd option is combined, vacuum and seal at the same time. This option sucks out air for a short time then seals. Initially I thought the 3rd option would be the main mode of use. For me though, I found I got better results using the vacuum only followed by the seal feature. The combined mode just didn’t seem to remove enough air before sealing. So it was still water tight and sealed, but not properly vacuum packed. Because this is a new machine to me, it could be that I’m just making the bags a little too big and that’s why it takes longer than the combined mode. Hard to say. In any event, the bags that come with the unit are food safe and su vide compatible. So whether you’re using the bag to defrost in hot water, or if you want to leave it in longer, you can fully cook inside the bag too. This can be pretty handy if you toss meat and veggies into the same bag and you have pre-made meals you just have to toss in hot water when you get home from work. Now I did try to marinade meat. It works, but you need to be a little more careful with the vacuum because it will suck the marinade out with the air. But it is a great way to marinade, just toss the meat in with the marinade, and refrigerate for a couple days to infuse the flavor into your meat and or veggies. And everything is sealed and safe so you can either toss in the fridge or freezer and have a stack of premade dinners. So if you’re the type of person who likes to save money by buying in bulk, and making meals ahead of time. This unit would be right up your alley. Also works great for sending pre-made meals with friends and family. When people are having a tough time, loss of pet or family, or just a bad week in general, it’s nice to drop by food. This way there’s very little prep, easy clean up and no dishes or Tupperware to return. Win/win. I would recommend this unit to anyone interested in vacuum packing food. I am still finding new ways to use it every day.