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800W Anova Culinary Bluetooth App Controlled Sous Vide Precision Cooker Mini Lite w/ Optional Wifi Subscription (Black) for
$38.
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Product Description from Walmart
Results: Sous Vide offers the most precise cook times and temperatures to produce the most tender and perfectly cooked steak possible. Easy: Three easy steps: 1) Attach your cooker to a water filled pot. 2) Set the time and temperature 3) Seal the food, add it to the pot, and press start on the app. Value: Our most affordable cooker ever. This machine costs the same, if not less than, 1 night out at a steakhouse. Cook: Once you've conquered Sous Vide steak, you have plenty of power to cook perfect sous vide meals, big or small. Cook meat, seafood, eggs, vegetables, and more. Vacuum sealed bags, silicone bags, and zip locked bags are all compatible with Sous Vide Anova App (free/bluetooth connectivity only): Control your time and temp directly on the Anova app. Anova App (subscription/Wi-fi connectivity): For $1.99 a month or $9.99 a year (cancel subscription at anytime), get access to the ultimate sous vide educational content and cooking guides. Recipes from professional chefs and the food nerd community feed directly to your Precision Cooker Mini Lite at the touch of a button. Continuous access to your personal recipes and cook history, ready to revisit or share with your friends and family. Two week free trial included.
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I have the v1. which is at least 10 years old. It has no wifi or bt, but manual wheel and I like it that way!
The biggest advantage of the early Anovas is the removable screw mount. It gives more flexibility in terms of container height than the attached mounts and clamps used in later models.
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The biggest advantage of the early Anovas is the screw mount. It gives more flexibility in terms of container height than the clamps used in later models.
you might be right, but I never did use BT, i think when I got it, even the app wasn't even around yet or JUST out...
I have used a souvide for 11 years and use it 1-2 times a week and just don't trust this unit.
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I have used a souvide for 11 years and use it 1-2 times a week and just don't trust this unit.
As for it being underpowered, I disagree. I used the 800 watt v1 for 7+ years and it performed fine -- even for a tank filled with 20+ lbs of chuck and round (132°F for 16-24hrs). The trick is to fill the container with HOT tap water, which is already close to your desired temperature. Then the Anova doesn't have to heat the water and only work on maintaining the temperature. Indeed, the heater is rarely on, which I can tell from the wattmeter it's plugged into. For temperature maintenance, 1000/1200 watts has no appreciable advantage over 800 watts.