With our unique breathable membrane DryAgingBags™, we offer you the easiest, affordable and most effective method to condition your beef for that awesome juiciness, and step up your culinary expertise in the comfort of your home.
I did a whole NY. Strip weighed 18 pounds. I aged it for 21 days. I had a hard time getting the bag to seal it took me 3 ties but I got it. Here is a before and after picture. I will definitely buy more bags.
The whole boneless ribeye did well after 30 days but I believe a little longer will be better.
Works exactly as described. Produced excellent dry aged ribeye. 45 days and lost 40% weight. Will be a repeat customer for sure!
These bags are awesome and work EXACTLY as advertised. Did a whole ribeye and it came out perfect. Can't wait to do it again.
These bags are awesome! Aged 4 ribeyes 30 days. Reverse seared and honestly was the best steak I’ve ever had. I don’t think I can eat another regular steak.
I did a choice 5 lb ribeye 34 days with an awesome outcome!
I used my first bag to age a 10lb Ribeye roast! I aged it 29 days. I couldn’t wait any longer to try it. It was delicious and tender. I cooked it over hickory wood and the flavor was incredible.
I put two pieces of ribeye in the drayage bags and vacuumed it. One was 3700gr and put for 21 days in a walk in fridge. The result was 3100gr dry aged meat. Felt solid on the outside. Taste and tenderness were great.
Other piece was 3200gr and also in drayage bag, this I put in a non ventilated fridge on a grid. After 21 days the result was 2900gr. The taste and tenderness were good.
First time using these bags. Very happy with results
I did my research on dry aging meat at home and I consistently came across these bags as a viable solution. I dry aged a ribeye and a NY strip loin, and both aged exactly as I was hoping. There was the nice "wax" shell on the outside, no mold or signs of rot, and the meat on the inside was beautiful. I will definitely be doing this again and again.
They work. I did an experiment of dry aging the same whole cut of prime rib-eye cut into four equal roasts. I aged one for 10 days, one for 20 days, one for 30 days, and one control roast that was not aged and immediately frozen. As they reached the desired age for each roast I froze them. Then the day before thanksgiving I thawed them all. Seasoned them all the same with, only salt. Cooked them all in the same Sous vide bath. Each tasted distinctively different. It’s up to each person on what they like; everyone had a different opinions on what was the “best”. Fun experience.
You can compare it to a sauce, the longer you cook it, the more intense the flavor becomes. And that's how DryAgingBags™ work. Our bags are made from an air-permeable membrane, which excludes moisture and protects the meat.
To dry age meat properly, you need to choose a large piece that is suitable for quick cooking methods. This includes New York strip, rib-eye steak —ideal for aging.
Seal the meat in DryAgingBag™'s unique breathable membrane technology, which provides a safe environment for the meat to dry age in the fridge for 15-50 days.
As the meat dry ages in your refrigerator, the moisture evaporates and the flavor is intensified. Natural enzymes will break down the connective tissue and tenderizes the meat.
The flavor is caused by enzymatic and bacterial action, along with the oxidation of fat. Properly dry-aged meat develops intensely nutty, almost cheese-like aromas.
After 15 to 50 days of dry aging in your refrigerator, a dark-colored rind will have formed on a thin outside layer of the meat in contact with the bag. Shave off the dark-colored rind.
Take the meat out of the bag and sear to perfection. Dry aged meats also keep well when placed in a vacuum sealed bag to enjoy another day.
