Our Favorite Precision Cooker Is Now Just $79
A must-have kitchen gadget for the gear-obsessed food enthusiast.
Home chefs, listen up. Our favorite cooking gadget is currently on sale at Amazon.
For a limited time, you can get the Anova Sous Vide Machine for just $79.99. Normally priced at $149, the rarely discounted gadget is at its second-best price of 2018 (it was $10 cheaper on Prime Day).
Sous vide (French for "under vacuum") is a cooking technique that uses precise temperatures to cook meat, poultry, or fish with consistent, restaurant-quality results. Just seal your dinner in a water-tight bag, place it inside a deep pot with hot water, and clamp the sous vide machine to the side of the pot. The precision cooker then cooks your food at a precise temperature breaking down fibers and connective tissue. The result: perfectly medium rare steaks, juicy chicken, and more.
The accompanying app (iOS/Android) lets you set the water temperature and specify how well you want your meat cooked. It also includes tips from popular website Serious Eats.
The $199 Wi-Fi model is also on sale for $128.96 (down from $199). The Wi-Fi models lets you keep tab on things remotely.
Either way, it's the perfect gift for time-crunched chefs who are tired of overcooking their steaks.
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