Turkey Brining Bags Set of 2, Extra Large, Heavy Duty Can Hold up to 38 lbs

Hugs bags. I could barely pick up the turkey. It had to be 80 lbs. And it fit in the bag to bring. Strong and HUGE bags.

Works great, leak proof and airtight. Thick and who’ll easily hold a 25lbs turkey. Very happy with my purchase and will buy again next year.

This year I got a fresh turkey from a local farm, and I was told to brine brine brine. So I did, but the mess was daunting. Particularly because I had a brine of lots of salt, herbs, oils, spices, and other secrets. This makes any bucket or jar a mess! So I wanted to figure out a way how to brine without all the mess and came across these brine bags. It works GREAT! I was able to fit a 22-23 lb Turkey in teh brine back with plenty of room. There were some little feather stubs too, which could be sharp, but did not puncture the bag. The bag held the turkey for about 1-2 days, and easily removed it. No leaking from the bag. I just resealed it and threw it away with all the brine and herbs, plus other secrets. Through whatever graces, no brine or turkey even touched my bucket! (you can see from the oils and brine, noticeable on everything it touched). Therefore, I would definitely recommend this product to anyone who is a seasoned chef, or a novice spring chicken! (puns intended).

Did the job!!! Large and sturdy to accommodate a large turkey.

Used this to brine a 15 pound turkey. The bag was large enough for a much larger bird. It is heavy duty plastic and there was no problem with leaks. I put the bag in a 5 gallon plastic bucket, put the turkey in and then poured the iced brine solution in. The double ziplocks were a bit tricky to close but they did the job. I got most of the air out of the bag before sealing, put more ice on top of the bag inside the bucket and covered the bucket and put it on the back porch overnight in 45° F. The next morning the ice on top was still present and everything remained cold. Carefully took the sealed bag out of the bucket, put it in the kitchen sink and opened it, removed the turkey and plet the brine out into the sink through a strainer to catch the solids. I washed out the bag and set it open to dry, and will use it again next time. The turkey came out great. I think the price for two bags was kind of steep, but the bags made the job significantly easier and cleaner. All in all it was a good purchase.

Last Thanksgiving was almost a catastrophic event when my turkey didn't fit into my brining bucket and barely fit into my vegetable drawer from the fridge (makes for an excellent brining vessel when in a pinch and it's not cracked) and I lost over half of my brine all over the place. Do you know how hard it is to clean up WET celery seeds? 😳 And it's not much fun either. I decided to look for some brining bags since we had a larger bird than last year and my hubby got a 5 gal pickle bucket from a friend that owns a restaurant. I only needed to use 1 bag to hold a 24 lb turkey and 3 gals of brine. I put ice in the bottom of the bucket and placed the sealed bag in with all of that weight in there (surprisingly durable for something that doesn't have the feel of durability), placed an ice pack on the top after letting all of the air out of the bag, then put a lid on the bucket and placed it in a very cold room overnight. When it came time to take it out, I had to leave it set at room temperature for a while because there was still ice in the bucket and it was very cold. The meat will seize up if you put it cold immediately into or onto a screaming hot oven/stove top. If you ever took an ice cold steak out a put it right on a grill or stove top and wondered why it was like shoe leather, that's why. I brine (wet or dry brine) just about every piece protein in cook because it makes everything taste so much better. I have also roasted my turkeys in bags since I first started cooking because that's how my mom and grandma did it. I brine it and I make a butter compound that I put under the skin, legs and breasts then put it in a roasting bag. Tender and juicy every time! I found some Goose size roasting bags on here and they are perfect! I highly recommend these brining bags because they hold a lot of brine and bird (or whatever you want to brine) without splitting and they are at a reasonable price. Thank you for making our holiday a lot easier with the cleanup and convenience. I have one left for my next large brining project.

Very large bags, easily capable of holding 20+lb turkey. The zip closure is watertight and holds great.

The size I ordered is very big but it did the job! Easy to zip closed and doesn’t leak. I just bought some more because the turkey was delicious after brining!!

Awesome product! I have been looking for exactly this! Had a 20 lb turkey and it fit no problem. Bag is nice and strong so it won’t break or tear easily, if at all! Will definitely purchase again and again!

I have bought these bags twice now and really love the size and quality. Perfect for brining a turkey. Will never go back to brining in a tub this is so much cleaner.

Best brine bags..Hard to find item around me in the big box stores.

The best and largest turkey brining bags I found very thick and durable

These are absolutely massive! Worked well enough. Came with zipper clips and string with no instructions on how to use but I think it was still fine.