SV Cooker

[Winterrider]

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That's interesting but for the money I was thinking of repurposing an old cooler.

@mr_whipple that container I have posted is $8 menards. Could maybe cut slot where clip goes on side. I wanted a cover to stop evaporation mainly

 

[DougE]

I have the Inkbird ISV-200W and really like it. Whether the clip is removable or not, I don't know since I've never had a reason to remove it.

 

[dr k]

I carefully cut out the corner of the lid, making sure to not crack/split the plastic so the ISV-100 clips on the tote. A dremel cut off wheel or hole saw for a starter hole is good. Marked the outside of the tote with a sharpie for min/max SV water levels. I like the clear tote to see the weight blanket holding food down ( vac sealed flat glass gem beads from the dollar tree.) Used a hand towel to make a gasket around the SV. I usually keep it on the floor with a towel over it for insulation. You can remove the lid and pour condensation into the tote at the cut out corner without turning off and removing the SV.

 

[Danblacksher]

I have used mine quite a lot and the Anovas works very well. not sure if i could hok it to t cooler but I am going to try.

 

[mr_whipple]

Well I pushed the buy button on the Inkbird. Should be here by Tuesday/Wednesday.

 

[chopsaw]

I am curious how one makes SV cheesecake so I will read up on it.

Small mason jar . I put graham crackers on the bottom . Leave the lid on the jar a bit loose so the air can get out . Haven't made any in awhile , but they're good .