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Sousvide Everything

Ruby007_342890

Here is a video from Sousvide everything, a really good sousvide youtube channel for those of you who love these amazing machines.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0kYt3GFFuo

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pd3ski_278514

Thanks for the link Ruby!

Cory_S_404974

I like this channel, but didn't like this video. Their testing mythology was a little over simplified and missed on a lot of the advantages and disadvantages of the units. For example, they tested how fast it could heat the water up, but to a fairly low temperature. They would had found the Anova's 800 watt heater fell far behind the higher wattage units if they went up to the 180-200s which is needed for veggies or potatoes (mine sometimes cant make it that high at all, whereas the joule does it in 30 minutes). Instead, they showed the Anova's lower power as an advantage. They seem not to understand a higher wattage unit will heat up faster, and then cycle less often (using the same or less power) than the lower wattage unit. They also didn't test minimum or maximum water levels, another spot the Joule shines. Not to mention the magnetic base.