expiredTattyBear | Staff posted Dec 08, 2025 05:32 PM
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expiredTattyBear | Staff posted Dec 08, 2025 05:32 PM
850W Anova Precision Cooker Mini Sous Vide
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Important to note that it's app only. There are no controls on the device other than a power button.
You do not need to pay subscription to use it unless you want wifi capability. It is free to use via the app/Bluetooth.
Overall it's pretty good but during a cook the app can struggle to refresh if you leave and come back to it so what I do is close out the app entirely and reopen and it has consistently connected after that. Not too bad of an issue but worth noting
these are great, easiest example is for meat- you're not boiling them, you're holding them at specific temps so that the proteins behave certain ways. e.g. 144°F chicken breast is more or less rare and safe to eat because it's been pasteurized, but the meat won't get stringy or tough because that's a side affect of being exposed to high heat.
great stuff- lots of kenji articles on serious eats about it. buying a couple of these to hand out as gifts, lol- annoying to have to use app to set it, but it's 20$ a pop which is less than aldi's cheapo SVs when they have them randomly.
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Eh meat is most commonly sold even to butchers packed in plastic before they do final trim. Let him/her/gender pronoun be oblivious to what they can't see.
Micro plastics are released more in certain conditions (cold, abrasive, acidic, etc) than they are in other (hot, away from the sun).
NYC didn't go back to metal garbage cans even though they are more environmentally friendly. Rats still chew through the new ones
2. How do you seal the bags? Another device for that?
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I suggest skipping them to avoid crappy companies.
2. How do you seal the bags? Another device for that?
you can either use vacuum bags with a vacuum sealer or ziploc-style bags and just do the water displacement method to get most of the air out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrZPLF0
not having physical control stinks when there's a good chance of planned obsolescence/waste. [img]https://static.slickdealscdn.com/images/smilies/frown.gif[/img]
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