Cooking bags

I've never used them.  What's the advantage of them?

Ñot that we use them,but I  would have thought no washiing up.

Interesting.  I'd still have veggie pans, roast potatoe trays and gravy dishes to wash though.  

Lidl do a prepared  roast in the bag chickens great value already to bung on the oven garlic and herb ,or sage and onion,and no splatters in oven

Maggi do them, chicken breasts, plus your choice of veg are put in with Maggi's herb/garlic/chilli mix, in the oven & bingo-beautifully cooked meal

I've seen the Maggie ones advertised but have you used them Rocky?  To be honest, they don't sound like my idea of a tasty roast dinner.

I've seen the Maggie ones advertised but have you used them Rocky?  To be honest, they don't sound like my idea of a tasty roast dinner.

..All the flavour stay in when useing bags without the mess

Jill, don't think-crisp skin on Chicken but think-moist meat infused with herbs & spices. . . .Plus the juices as gravy. I have at least one a week due to the ease of prep & time & they're  not expensive either.

Thanks Rocky and JVB.  Maybe, next time we're away in the caravan at the weekend we'll give them a whirl.

Interesting.  I'd still have veggie pans, roast potatoe trays and gravy dishes to wash though.  

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