PanSaver EZ Clean Slow Cooker Liners - Disposable Liners & Bags for Instant Cleanup with No Scrubbing - Fits slow cookers and 9x13 pans, 25 Count

Never one to 'cheat' when cooking, I've only recently tried these bags. Never could see the need before other than being lazy to clean the pots and pans. I've noticed lately, however, my crockpots and enameled cast iron casseroles have begun to show wear from all the use and all the scrubbing (non-abrasive scrubbers, of course)so I broke down and tried these bags. And let me tell you...I'm in Heaven! These bags fit anything from a 3qt to a 6.5qt crockpot (I have both round and oval 6 qt crockpots and these bags fit perfectly with ample excess to close if I choose to use the ties that come with or to just fold over the edges and let the crockpot lid cover the actual food). I have lined the crock pot with these for stews and soups; I have cheated when baking sweet potato for my 6 dogs as a fresh veggie for their meals by putting the potatoes in the bag, securing the top but not too tightly so the steam can escape and simply laying the bag on a cookie sheet. I have placed the bag in my oval 5qt enameled cast iron casserole baker for chicken, potatoes, lasagne, even my homemade frozen pasta sauce to thaw/warm in the oven with no problems. The bags may 'sweat' on the exterior that requires a simple swipe with a paper towel along the inside of the pot/pan once the bag is removed but I've yet to have a leak or tear and I've put these things through the wringer. Less work cleaning up than before: no more scrubbing baked on cheese or sauce. I have also placed a metal baking rack inside these bags to hold meatballs/meatloaf out of their own 'juices' while baking and they were fantastic, although the rack then needed scouring. But from now on, no more greasy residue to wash, scrape off the pots themselves. These make my life so much easier that I find myself planning meals around the use of these bags now. So convenient and easy. The only mistake I made was in trying to reheat something quickly for a friend who stopped in unexpectedly after suppertime and I forgot about the 400 degree limit. I cranked the oven up to 450 and almost immediately smelled something very odd and 'chemical-ly' smelling. Opened the oven door to see the 'puff' of bag atop the green tie smoldering and sort of melting like wet cotton candy. It didn't ruin the leftovers nor did the smell permeate the food but that could be because I caught it so quickly. Duh! If I had remembered no higher than 400 degrees it would have been fine. Give these a try. You'll find amazing uses for them. I have also purchased food in bulk, for example, chicken. I prepare the chicken the way I will want it when I'm ready to cook it, place it in these bags, place those in my freezer bags or vacuum sealed bags and when I want, say...baked chicken for supper, it is already in the bag to place in the crockpot or oven. I've steamed veggies in them and they work great as well. Can't go wrong. And at this price, it is well worth it to me to save on dishwashing liquid, running water, sponges, scrubbies and my time that could be better spent with my family. I'll be keeping these on hand from now on.

PanSaver EZ Clean Multi-Use Cooking Bags Slow Cooker Liners can be used several ways. They can be used in slow cookers - they fit 3 to 6.5 quart round and oval slow cookers - tossing the liner in the trash once it has cooled off. You can use it to line oven dishes and roasters - the liner fits a 9 x 13 inch baking dish or standard roasting pan and you can use it on cooking temperatures up to 400 degrees (Fahrenheit). Finally, the bags can be used to steam vegetables and fish - either in the microwave or oven (again in temperatures up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit). The bags come with nylon ties so it is easy to close up the bags and toss them in the trash when you are done. I really like the PanSaver EZ Clean Multi-Use Cooking Bags Slow Cooker Liners. They do an excellent job and make clean up a breeze. The bags are huge and fit into many different size crockpots or pans. I've mostly used them in the crockpot and they are easy to lift out when the meal is done and the crockpot itself remains nice and clean. I've not had any problems of leaking when I use the bags - they are very sturdy. I like the fact that there are 25 bags in the box - most crockpot liners I've looked for come only a few in a box - this box will last me a long time. I also like the fact that there are ties in the box - the ties are also very sturdy and easy to use and do a nice job of securing the bag. I am very pleased with the PanSaver EZ Clean Multi-Use Cooking Bags Slow Cooker Liners.

I actually had never heard of these bags. We went to a relatives house for dinner two weeks ago and they use multiple crock pots almost everyday as they have a big family. Their crock pots are not dishwasher safe, so to save time they use these bags. They told us that they always make sure to have these bags around to save time. I think they chose Reynolds bags because they buy them at the local stores. I have two crock pots and a huge slow cooker. They are all dishwasher safe expect for one. We use our pots maybe once a week at most. I found the bags were very expensive at the local stores and they only have them in 10 count. I felt this was too expensive for us. I did read the reviews and check prices on Amazon and I decided it was worth a try. The things we have been making lately require scrubbing before we put the pot in the dishwasher. I tried spraying the pot with Pam but it still needed to be scrubbed. After reading the questions I measured our big slow cooker and thought that these bags would fit all of my pots. I used the bag for the first time in the crock pot this week. I also left it to cook on low as one review said to never use these bags on high. I have to say that these bags are going to change my life! No scrubbing ever again. The bags were perfect and did not tear or stick to the sides as some have suggested. The pot is perfectly clean! I will order these again and make sure they are around for Christmas dinner to make the clean up super fast and easy. I told my relative the price of these bags and she could not believe it. She said she has never seen them that cheap anywhere. If I was to use one bag a week for the whole year, I would only really need to purchase these twice a year. That makes it pennies per bag! I would also say that we thought that the food was juicier than normal with these bags. The food did not dry out as fast as just leaving it in the pot overnight. Thanks again Amazon!!!!

First, this is my second order of the PANSAVER slow cooker liners. I was introduced to liners through the Vine program when they offered the Reynolds brand liners. The Reynold's liners are good and are made of a different sort of plastic. These are a bit stiffer but every bit as effective and much much more affordable. Thus I am ordering these again. I love liners for the easy clean up AND transfer. Clean up is sort of obvious. If you don't bake on sauce on the slow cookers surface then there is nothing to have to scrub off. You just wipe clean to ease you conscience. By transfer I mean that when I want to store the food I pick up the entire bag and put it inside of my tupperware container. And guess what... the tupperware stays cleaner. I just put the top on and store in the bag. NOW FOR SHARING I'm silly but rather giddy over the fact that I found out that you can use two of these bags in the crockpot at the same time. At our house we have some who like BBQ beef and some who prefer BBQ chicken. Well, I've found I can make both at the same time. I put beef in one bag and chicken in another and cook them side by side in the crockpot --the bags keeping the flavors separate. The only concession I made was to reduce the amount of meat in each bag just a bit so that the cooking time would remain the same. It worked perfectly. This should work great for couples and smaller families as you can cook two days meals at once. Or two crockpot faves at once for a more delightful meal. Recommend. These work great.

Crock pot meals have been a favorite of mine for just about as long as the slow cooker itself has been around. I can remember owning one where the ceramic liner was not removable, and you had to balance the unit over the sink to wash it, lest you get the business end wet and ruin it. Fortunately the removable innards were invented and has made cleaning them a whole lot easier. But not easy enough. Crock pots cook very slowly over an entire day at times, and love to seal in some of whatever it is you're fixin' on the side if the walls. The chore of cleaning it can be a hard, tedious one despite its portability, as well as in rare cases a fatal one if it slips out of your wet hands and falls into the sink a little to heavily. Enter these marvelous Pansaver bags. Up until a few months ago I didn't even know they existed. I ran into them just browsing for aluminum foil. The ones I first bought were the Reynolds brand that are also available on Amazon. I have to admit that they proved to be flawless in their performance for the one package I used. No leaks, no runs, no errors. I decided to try these just because they were cheaper. The Reynolds only comes in boxes of 4, and you only get about 16 of them for the price of 20 of these at a time. Material wise these bags feel to be just the same thickness and design as the Reynolds. They are thin, but very tough and can easily be spread inside your cooker to form a clean seal between your fixin's and the ceramic insert. Despite the heat, stirring, and jostling around they stay amazingly intact. I have only had one leak, (a very minor one) over the use of perhaps a dozen or so of these. And when you are through with your meal, they easily peel away from the insert and are tossed out. It just doesn't come any easier or more convenient. One thing about the size of these. I own a 2 1/2 quart crock pot that being on the small side gets rather lost in the size of these bags. They claim that they will fit any cooker from a 3 quart to a 6, but definitely lean more towards the big boys. You will get a lot of excess baggage as hangover if you're using a 3 quart machine. My solution has been to funnel the bags through my fist so they are tightly wound and just tie a small knot at the top, as you do a garbage bag to keep it from falling in. Doesn't matter if it is a little crooked, there is still more than enough and they work just fine. But a lot of the excess is eliminated. I love these bags and just wish I had discovered them many scrubbings ago. If you enjoy crock pot meals, these bags will almost become the highlight of your meal. This box of 25 liners by Pansaver is difficult to find in stores and very reasonably priced on Amazon. Recommended for making your meals a lot easier and more enjoyable...

I've heard and read about these liners and always thought they were just so much advertising. So after really burning on a wicked "Crock Pot Ring" with some spaghetti sauce I ordered the PanSaver Multi-Use Cooking Bags. They went into the crock with no problems at all. The excess simply folded over the sides. (Should fit my 7 qt Crock Pot with no problem). I cooked a 2 pound meat loaf in a 3 1/2 qt slow cooker for 7 hours on low. I wondered about taking it out of the pot. It just lifted right out! No mess at all. I did not even have to rinse the crock out let alone scrub for 1/2 hour getting the ring off. I poked several holes in the bottom to drain the juices and let it set for 1/2 hour. One of the best meat loafs I have ever made and with no after cooing clean up I am a happy camper. I highly recommend these liners.

Slow cooker bags are the future people, listen up! I'm well into my 28th year on this planet, 10th year on my own, and for some reason I'm just figuring this out! I was hesitant because I wasn't keen on the idea of putting plastic in something that was going to heat up, but so far so good! I work full time, have kids and a house to take care of and while it may seem small, this makes a huge impact on my days. I can throw my meals from the freezer into the pot, and then pull the bag at the end of the day and wipe out the crock, easy peasy. The only thing I didn't realize when I ordered was that this pack is more of a longer oval shape, and I have a small round slow cooker, but they still definitely work, you just may have more steam leakage at the bottom. Once again, quick wipe and you're done. I tried them in my bigger oval cooker and they fit great.

PanSaver Multi-Use Cooking Bags/Liners Box of 25 Liners and Nylon Ties Full UPC 658128415567 I have a CrockPot model SCVC604 (oval 6 quart) slow cooker. I became interested in slow cooker liners because I was experiencing an area of “burned” food on one side of the cooker. The area of the “burning” was the middle of the far side of the cooker (the side furthest away from the controls). I did some online research and found a source that said the reason for this is that the food touching the stoneware dries out. I knew from experience that the heating element in these types of cookers is usually a band around the cooking chamber, located closer to the bottom. The “burned” area was located at the center point of the element, where the highest temperature would be. I looked at a number of different liner bags, and most warned to not use the liner on the “high” setting of the cooker. The PanSaver bags did not have that caution, but still listed the maximum temperature of 400 degrees (F), the same maximum temperature listed on other bags. No warning for use in slow cookers on high setting is the reason I purchased these bags over others. At time of writing I have used the PanSaver liner bags twice, once on a beef stew and once on a chicken stew. The results were positive, the liner bags prevented the “burned” area from forming. The liner bags did not contribute off-taste to the food. I like to start the cooker on high to get the contents heated to simmer more quickly, then reduce the cooker to the “low” setting. I did that for both trials. Upon removal of the bag, there was a small area of slight residue on the stoneware, indicating that perhaps the bag got soft enough to allow a very small amount of seepage. The bags did not seem to lose strength as the result. I was slightly concerned that the liner could get damaged when the food is stirred, but that did not appear to happen. In summary, the liner bags performed as indicated and did not alter the taste of the food. With shipping cost the bags are currently about forty-eight cents each. I was also glad to see the product is made in the USA. Use of the liner with the “high” setting of the cooker is probably not a good idea. It did not seem to cause any harm to use the “high” setting for a short period to get the food temperature to simmering more quickly. The liner bags can be used to line oven dishes and roasters (up to 400 F), and for steaming in a microwave oven. I will definitely purchase this product again when my supply gets low.

Imagina que ya no tendrás que lavar la olla después de hacer cochinita, barbacoa, pierna, costillas barbeque, y todas esas carnes grasosas y pegostiozas que dejan la olla de cocción lenta horrible. Hice costillas barbeque un costillar baby back o tierna con carnita pegada al hueso, jugo de dos naranjas, 6 cdas de salsa catsup, 2 cdas de vinagre de manzana, 3 dientes de ajo, 1/8 de cebolla, 2 cdas de mostaza, 3 cdas de miel de abeja, 1 cda de paprika, si las quieres picosas coloca 1 chile chipotle, sal al gusto, yo le puse 1.5 cdita de sal de mar, y pimienta negra molida. Colocas toda la mezcla en la bolsa la revuelves ahí mismo y luego ya colocas las costillas, le cierras con unas tiras verdes que trae, lo dejas toda la noche o unas 4 horas mínimo para marinar, luego así tal cual lo pones en la olla de cocción lenta o en la arrocera Aroma en la función de cocción lenta en el nivel 9 durante 6 horas o en la de cocción lenta en alto el mismo tiempo. Todo el vapor y sabor se concentra. Abre con cuidado sale vapor caliente. Prepara más salsa para aderezar o reserva una poca con menos jugo de naranja y vinagre. Acompaña con una papa cocida o elote o verdura al vapor y una cerveza bien helada. Saben deliciosas!!

Las bolsas tienen muy buen tamaño y grosor. Se alarga la vida de la cerámica del slow-cooker al no tener que tallarlo para la limpieza. Muy prácticas y a buen precio.

Me encanta que no solo se puedan usar para la olla lenta, sino también para hornear. Los cinturones de plástico para asegurar las bolsas incluso pueden ser reutilizados si se tiene paciencia y cuidado a la hora de quitarlos. He obtenido muy buenos resultados con mi olla lenta y me fascina que no tengo que lavar nada al final, solo saco la bolsa y la tiro.

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