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Cheaper roasting bag link?

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  1. I've suddenly discovered this type of cooking.

    The potatoes and green beans added come out really tasty.

    Do most clear plastic roasting bags cost $1.29 ea?

    Is there a link to buy them cheaper?

    I know this isn't a gourmet question, but damn...the potatoes come out tasty.
    Not to mention making your own spices for the main meat course.

    Reynolds the only one? $1.29 ea. isn't that expensive I guess.
    The big companies put them out for pennies I bet.

  2. jdc1 said:

    I've suddenly discovered this type of cooking.

    The potatoes and green beans added come out really tasty.

    Do most clear plastic roasting bags cost $1.29 ea?

    Is there a link to buy them cheaper?

    I know this isn't a gourmet question, but damn...the potatoes come out
    tasty.
    Not to mention making your own spices for the main meat course.

    Reynolds the only one? $1.29 ea. isn't that expensive I guess.
    The big companies put them out for pennies I bet.

    Addendum: I haven't bought just roasting oven bags, I only have bought the ones that
    come with the spice mix. Roasting bags request.

  3. On Tue 20 Sep 2005 11:04:58p, jdc1 wrote in rec.food.cooking:

    Quoted message said:

    I've suddenly discovered this type of cooking.

    The potatoes and green beans added come out really tasty.

    Do most clear plastic roasting bags cost $1.29 ea?

    Is there a link to buy them cheaper?

    I know this isn't a gourmet question, but damn...the potatoes come out
    tasty. Not to mention making your own spices for the main meat course.

    Reynolds the only one? $1.29 ea. isn't that expensive I guess.
    The big companies put them out for pennies I bet.

    Reynolds is not the only manufacturer. If you buy bags in large
    quantities, it greaty reduces the price.

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  4. " jdc1" <" jdc1"@san.rr.com> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I've suddenly discovered this type of cooking.

    Try putting in meat and adding your favorite wine or liquor. Beef ribs with
    Jack Daniels. Pork ribs with Burgundy. Chicken with scotch.

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