I’ve been in the sous vide game for a while now but after a recent incident with vacuum sealing some short ribs in a liquid marinade using the off the table trick with a food saver-esque vacuum sealer I’m pulling the trigger on a chamber vac. I was thinking of getting a WeVac CV12.

So I want to do more than just vacuum and sous vide short ribs, on my list of things I want to achieve is to compress watermelon and to remove the air from gels, something like this:

https://youtu.be/VwnPtEakr08?t=36

I’ve read that oil chamber vacs would have a better compression than the non-oil ones. So I’m just wondering if anyone has experience doing these things with a WeVac or non oil rotary chamber vacuum sealer?

I was thinking of getting a vac master but they don’t sell it in my country or at least it’s not readily sold without an additional shipping fee equivalent to the vac master it self

by indifferent_human

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