Sous Vide suggestions and questions- 25lb Batches
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I have the Vacmaster SV1 that Walton’s used to carry. Combined with a 33 quart Coleman party cooler that lkrfletcher turned me onto, it makes a solid sous vide combo for finishing sausage. My tap water is 160 degrees, so I usually just fill the cooler out of the sink and set the SV to 170. About 10 minutes and it is up to temp. There are no bells and whistles, blue tooth or wifi. Just set it and go.
Grimpuppy that’s some hot tap water! Why is your tap water so hot? 130-135 is about the normal range
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I like to have hot water available without having to heat it up in a pot I guess.
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Ordered an Anova Pro. Thanks for the help guys.
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I use the anova sous vide machine I got at costco. I do 20 lb. batches of snack sticks and summer sausage and they both come out great. I use a cooler I have rigged up to hold the unit and I start with hot water around 155 to 160 degrees. My target temp. is usually 152 and by the time I take the product out of the smoker and vacuum bag it it has cooled some so when it is all put in the water bath the temp is pretty close. A little warmer is better than a little cooler so the machine does’nt have to work so hard to get back up to temp.
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I use the anova sous vide machine I got at costco. I do 20 lb. batches of snack sticks and summer sausage and they both come out great. I use a cooler I have rigged up to hold the unit and I start with hot water around 155 to 160 degrees. My target temp. is usually 152 and by the time I take the product out of the smoker and vacuum bag it it has cooled some so when it is all put in the water bath the temp is pretty close. A little warmer is better than a little cooler so the machine does’nt have to work so hard to get back up to temp.
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mdseaside great looking setup
that should hold plenty of meat 
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Perfect!
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mdseaside Nice. That is a simple idea that works
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Gmoran said in Sous Vide suggestions and questions- 25lb Batches:
Ordered an Anova Pro. Thanks for the help guys.
You will not regret it
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kyle Yes. I had to make one. The original lid held the sousvide machine up to high. I used heavy plexiglass and then cover it with a towel to help with loss.
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I used my cooler sous vide cooler last night. Love the time savings. 140 to 175 in 50 minutes.
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FYI - the Anova Sous Vide Precision Cooker Pro is currently on ebay at $219.99
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Gmoran Heads up Costco has the Anova Precision Cooker Kit (Anova unit plus water tub/lid) on sale for $159 online and in-store (mine at least). Is normally $200.
Jamieson22 said in Sous Vide suggestions and questions- 25lb Batches:
Gmoran Heads up Costco has the Anova Precision Cooker Kit (Anova unit plus water tub/lid) on sale for $159 online and in-store (mine at least). Is normally $200.
Sam’s Club has the same one for same price. I’m considering it. The Weston one I have works fine though.
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Dave in AZ - I vacuum before they go in sous vide.
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Call me ‘cheap’ if you want to, but I didn’t want to waste any of my vacuum bags… so, I just wrapped my SS with Saran Wrap before placing them in the SV cooker. The Saran Wrap worked perfectly in keeping my SS ‘dry’.
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