Sous Vide Container

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Found a great container I'm going to use for my Sous Vide container.

I have the Anova Nano, and is perfect for using with a Sterlite 15L plastic container and lid.

Dimensions are 16 3/4 L x 11 7/8 W x 7 H

$3.95 for container and lid.

Will post picks as soon as i finish my fermentation chamber.... just waiting on a 100w ceramic bulb.
 
That price is amazing. My large container is either a Rubbermaid or Cambro, and the lid has the half-circle for the circulator. It was reasonable in price but nothing like the deal you found. I did purchase a neoprene sleeve from SoVida. It's amazing how well a cover works, and the insulation makes a big difference on those long cooks because I set-uo my water bath container in the basement if I'm doing a 24 hr or longer cook.
 
That price is amazing. My large container is either a Rubbermaid or Cambro, and the lid has the half-circle for the circulator. It was reasonable in price but nothing like the deal you found. I did purchase a neoprene sleeve from SoVida. It's amazing how well a cover works, and the insulation makes a big difference on those long cooks because I set-uo my water bath container in the basement if I'm doing a 24 hr or longer cook.


I've used Sterlite containers as meat lugs for years.


According to their website, the are food safe also, or else i wouldn't use as a meat lug...
 
Find it on the internet (post a link) ?? Find it in a big box store ?? At a garage sale ?? on craigs list ?? next door neighbor ??
 
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That should work good . Next time you're at Lowes , look thru the kitchen acc . dept . I use a rack for storing sheet pans to keep the food from floating . You could cut to fit the height of what you have .
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That should work good . Next time you're at Lowes , look thru the kitchen acc . dept . I use a rack for storing sheet pans to keep the food from floating . You could cut to fit the height of what you have .
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I'll have to check it out. My chrome plated cooling rack to keep meat off the bottom rusted so there's cracks in the plating so have been using 1/2" or so pvc pipe and elbows for a bottom rack. I still yet have to try the glass gems and mesh bag they come in at the Dollar Tree as a weight. I used them vac sealed in a bag but over time the bag stretches then gets buoyant.
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I haven't noticed any rust yet , but I could see it starting at the welds . I had some of the glass beads , but they got repurposed . There's all kinds of things in that area of the store that can be used for various things .
 
Those of you using sous vide on countertops and such use caution, it can do heat damage to different materials. I always put wood cutting board under my container. Also extremely hot water is not good for your drain pipes if emptying right away.
 
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Using this next weekend for my first try at making Taylor Ham/Pork Roll.

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I use a coleman stacker packer 24 ice chest. It is insulated and holds the heat really well. I drill a hole in the top for the Anova to fit through. I use the clamp upside down to raise the bottom of the sous vide circulator off the bottom of the ice chest.

Coleman Stacker Packer Ice chest


I just ordered this. Thanks for the link. I was looking for something a little bigger then my large round stock pot!
 
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