How Do You Seal The Plastic Bags When You
Baking By pattycakes55d Updated 30 Nov 2009 , 7:43pm by pattycakes55d
are putting one of those cute tags over the top and stapling it? Or do you? Thanks
for those of you who are new to this like me and wondering the same thing..... you can use some sort of sealer for the bag and then double stick tape for the tags. Staples are not recommended.
I just can't afford a sealer so I used my flat curling iron. I put it on low and in one second, the bag was sealed and didn't look all crumpled up. DA DA !!!!!
Yes I did mean my hair straightener. I just put the tip of the bag to the edge of the straightener and very quickly closed the straightener for like one second and da da. I have never heard of heat sealers. Will have to check those out.
What I want to do is make a gift tag with the computer with either my name or Merry Xmas or whatever and fold it over the plastic bag top and probably tape it or something to the bag. It just personalizes.
I use my Foodsaver. I have a professional model from years ago. It also has a cutter and it works fantastic!
what i do is wrapping it first with a transparent plastic the i get the blower and blow it with the warm air from the blower. it compresses and it'll look nice after wards. Where did i get that idea? On my husband when he used to work in the bakeshop.
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that sounds like a great idea. I've heard of people using saran wrap and then pulling it in on the back with tape or a logo label. Is the hair dryer too hot for the cookie and warm enough to seal?
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