Heard today that Reynolds now have "Brining Bags". Checked our super market--NO LUCK! Can anyone Help? Thanks.
Brother Bill
what i have read that people are useing the roasting bags to brine there birds, but here are a few other types of brineing bags http://ww1.williams-sonoma.com/cat/pip.cfm?src=pipcctlseti%7Cgcw248%7Ck%7Cpcctlseti%7Crshop%7Cs%2Fcatcctlseti%7Cp1%7Crshop&root=shop&pkey=cctlseti&gids=cw248&ftest=1&cmreferrer=http%253A%252F%252Fww5%252Ewilliams%252Dsonoma%252Ecom%252Fcat%252Findex%252Ecfm%253FCID%253Dctlseti%2526bnrid%253D3160501%2526cm%255Fven%253DGoogle%2526cm%255Fcat%253DFeaturesOffers%2526cm%255Fpla%253DChristmas%2526cm%255Fite%253Dbriningbags&flash=on
also http://www.brylanehome.com/product.aspx?PfId=71687&DeptId=7478&producttypeid=1&affiliate_id=008&affiliate_location_id=01&WT%2Esrch=1 also look for the new huge zip lock bags that just hit the market ,
Sounds to me that good old H.D. trash bags are way cheaper and easier to find.
Big or small you can smoke'm all!!!
I found the new huge zip lock bags at our local Sam's club. They are definitely BIG. The largest size would be way to big for brining and such but the other size looks to be just about right for a really big Turkey.
Jeff
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Thanks for the info-I will check. I have heard the the Reynolds plastic brining bags are very heavy,& have a flat bottom to set in your Frig.[?]
Brother B