@Narwalt I think the evolution is taking us to where even phones won’t have on-device controls. (They’re certainly trying to prepare us for that by having every system update move the menu options to other places…)
We will have to ask Alexa, Siri, or googly eyes to do the phone configurations. (Or, in the case of Android, it will guess what you want and get it wrong, as does their text completion attempts.)
Let me put this into perspective. A sous vide is kind of like a bide. Once you have one, it changes things. You can cook like a pro chef. The best thing is, it’s normally passive, depending. We’ve been cooking ribs for the past 36 hours. It’s not necessary but f ya! That’s good ribs. It’s hard to f up a sous vide cook and it’s always a good result.
I love my sous vide! Setup my dinner before I leave for work, come home to dine. Wish I’d had it when my kids were little. But mine isn’t Bluetooth or app controllable…hmm…
Specs
Product: Anova 850W Precision Sous Vide Cooker Mini
Model: AN350-US00
Condition: New
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$28.80 at Amazon
$99.00 at Anova
Warranty
2 Year Manufacturer Warranty
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Sep 21 - Wednesday, Sep 23
Bluetooth…sous vide? What will they think of next?
Meh getting too bougie for simpletons like me.
Looks like we would have to control it with the phone app? As in it lacks on device controls?
@Narwalt I think the evolution is taking us to where even phones won’t have on-device controls. (They’re certainly trying to prepare us for that by having every system update move the menu options to other places…)
We will have to ask Alexa, Siri, or googly eyes to do the phone configurations. (Or, in the case of Android, it will guess what you want and get it wrong, as does their text completion attempts.)
Lemme help. Sous vide… Blah blah… Just fuckin buy it. If you want you act like you can cook? Buy it. It’s hard to f it up. Just fn buy it.
I’ll stick with my full-size unit that doesn’t do phone apps.
Let me put this into perspective. A sous vide is kind of like a bide. Once you have one, it changes things. You can cook like a pro chef. The best thing is, it’s normally passive, depending. We’ve been cooking ribs for the past 36 hours. It’s not necessary but f ya! That’s good ribs. It’s hard to f up a sous vide cook and it’s always a good result.
I love my sous vide! Setup my dinner before I leave for work, come home to dine. Wish I’d had it when my kids were little. But mine isn’t Bluetooth or app controllable…hmm…