Vacuum marinator & injector

[hungryjohn]

Just after reading Shooter Rick's fine injector review, I got an e-mail touting "the world's first instant vacuum marinator and flavor injector."

https://www.zoomflavor.com/Default.aspx

Anyone tried it, heard anything about it?

My guess is it belongs in the gimmick category.

 

[shooterrick]

Just after reading Shooter Rick's fine injector review, I got an e-mail touting "the world's first instant vacuum marinator and flavor injector."

https://www.zoomflavor.com/Default.aspx

Anyone tried it, heard anything about it?

Hey man I dont think you are getting a brisket or butt in that thing. If you have a food saver you can do the same thing in a bag. My vote not that it matters would be no to chef tony. LOL

 

[carpetride]

I have a MariVac that works pretty well but it is a different concept than this.

 

[oneshot]

Don't look good to me. Not to mention it's to small, one little piece at a time. My vote would be a big NO!!!!!!!!!

 

[meatball]

I'd have to concur...looks a little gimmicky to me. These things never work like they make it look on TV. And, as others said, it would be tough to cram a butt in there.

 

[mballi3011]

I would have to get on the boat with meatball and one shot a really big NO. It looks like you mite fit a half a hot dog in there. I don't know about you things I cook and smoke are much larger than that thing would hold.

 

[jjrokkett]

Have a marivac as well and I love it for jerky - so I guess the jury is still out on this injectory thingy until someone can prove us all wrong!

 

[garyt]

But But But. It is Chef Tony certified

:PD T_Armataz_01_27:. Most of these products are based on stuff that has been around a while like a vac sealer in this case, hire a pitch man, and sell some junk to people who believe him. Anyone want to buy a Rotato potato peeler.

 

[kueh]

The process and equipment are nothing new.

Commercial units use stainless steel containers and a tumbler (much like a rock polishing tumbler). Mostly used in local shops.

The industrial units use huge SS containers. Mostly used in making jerky.