FoodSaver Quick Marinator

Has anyone tried using the FoodSaver QuickMarinator accessory for techniques like vacuum compressing plant foods, removing air from a liquid or gel, or flash pickling?

Does a regular foodsaver with this accessory create a strong enough vacuum for these effects or are they something that can only really be achieved with a chamber vacuum sealer?

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Brendan_Lee_56950

It works but at a very minimal level, not to the degree that it would be worth the money if you didn't get them as a part of your package IMO. I've also cracked all of the canisters that came with my original foodsaver, the plastic may have changed since I've owned it (it's at least 6 years old) but it's something to keep in mind.

Jo_o_81757

Thank you. It sounds like the FoodSavers aren't strong enough for most of these tasks. Are they at least strong enough for removing air from liquids?

Brendan_Lee_56950

Probably but I wouldn't spend the money if that's all you're looking for

Jo_o_81757

Yeah, no point in getting the marinator accessory for that. Thank you!

LaToya_Baker_Mathews_93369

You can't used it for any of those things. The vacuum just isn't strong enough. I tried before I traded my foodsaver in for the VP215

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