Sousvide Water Heating

Al_Davies_173173

I have a sous vide supreme which takes ages to heat the water to the correct temp.

Is there anything wrong with boiling a kettle and adding that to get it up to temp quicker?

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artstype

Hot tap water is the first place to start, as it is usually in the 120-135F range.

Matthew_Snyder_68770

Ditto. Fill the bath with hot tap water, and your heat time will easily be cut in half.

tshewman

X3 my anova has the same issue so adding hot water is common.

pgcath

There's nothing wrong with boiling a kettle and adding it to hot tap water to get things up to temp faster.

I used to do it all the time. You probably could do it straight into the SVS, but I usually already had water in it and was tweaking to a temp.

Hope that helps.

Al_Davies_173173

Great - thanks everyone for the confirmation.

anthony_673232

Have you tried using an electric kettle? I'm using a stainless steel electric kettle and it has fast boiling feature. Perfect for preparing my morning tea.