Geek Daily Deals July 5, 2019: Sous Vide Cooker for Just $59 Today!
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Pre-cook all your summer BBQ meats and have them come out perfect with this sous vide cooker for just $59 today!
Wancle SVC001 Sous Vide Cooker, Thermal Immersion Circulator, with Recipe E-Cookbook, Accurate Temperature Digital Timer, Ultra-Quiet, 850 Watts, 120V, Stain, Stainless Steel, Black:
Sous vide cooker brings professional restaurant cooking technology to home: Michelin restaurant level quality, cook everything from beef, chicken, pork, seafood, egg, pasta, chocolate, baking, Salad, dessert, breakfast, Cocktail to Vegetarian. No fuss, no noise, no overcooking anymore, best deal to bring professional cooking to home.
Perfect doneness and accurate timer: digital control panel makes the temperature accurate to 0. 1°C and time to minutes. Wide range of temperature (25-99. 9°C)(77°f-211. 8°F) and time control (Max 99H 59mins) allows you to cook any type of food you like and sous vide cooking retains more nutrients and vitamins than other cooking methods. Cooking at home with sous vide ensures and increases food safety.
Incredible easy to use: Unlike other immersion circulators, those with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth feature are thought as over-complicated and increase your cost. Focus on the core functionality of the sous vide cooker itself. Stainless steel sleeve makes it extremely easy to clean and dry out. No need for other fancy equipment.
Clever design, single-hand operation: attach sous vide cooker to any water-filled pot you already have, put your ingredients in a sealed bag or glass jar into the pot, set time and temperature, then press start with one hand to start the process; curved design prevents control panel from mist; Food grade stainless steel; Overheat and low water level protection mechanism.
Worry-free shopping: with all the certificates, sous vide machine passed reach, RoHS, TüV, gas and ETL, we are confident of the quality of our product, therefore, we offer a 24-months , Please feel free to place the order.
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