Costco fanatic reveals clever way to store meat to save you cash

BUYING in bulk is almost always a good idea – especially if you have a Costco account.

It can save you some cash, plus it means fewer trips to the grocery store.

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A home expert named Allison Weigensberg shared what to do anytime you freeze meat[/caption]

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She buys her meat in bulk from Costco then portions it out into freezer bags[/caption]

But with meat in bulk, it can quickly go bad if you don’t properly store it.

Home expert and mom of four, Allison Weigensberg, shared in a video the three things she does everytime she freezes a bulk amount of meat.

She wrote in the video’s caption: “I also try to freeze it the day I buy it but sometimes life gets in the way.”

First, as she’s separating meat into family sized portions, she advised to roll down your freezer bags at least twice so the outside doesn’t get contiminated with “gross meat juice.”

Then for quicker freezing and defrosting, she wrote to push out all of the excess air and freeze as flat as possible.

Lastly, she suggested to label the freezer bags so you know exactly whats in them.

In the comment section, Weigensberg added: “Sometimes I will marinade it as well, isn’t it such a time saver?”

Plus, she said freezing her meat this way helps with meal prepping and to not waste food.

While you’re out shopping for meat on your next grocery run, you may want to look for the four tell-tale signs that it’s going bad.

For starters, you should stay away from any meat packages that are bubbled or bloated.

Additionally, you may be storing your honey all wrong.

In order to keep it fresh for longer, it’s essential to store your honey properly. That means putting it in the right type of container, in the right spot in your kitchen, and at the right temperature.

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Weigensberg suggested to roll the top of your freezer bags twice when portioning to prevent contimination[/caption]