I like the simplicity of my old sous vide. I preseason my meat and vacuum seal it and when I get home I’d toss in something from the freezer and watch a movie while my food is cooking. The new Joule doesn’t have the option to cook from frozen and you have to measure the thickness and weigh it which is annoying. I wish they still made the original one.
by ImGunnaFuckYourMom
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I’m not familiar with the differences, but I just got my joule several weeks ago and I’ve cooked quite a few things from frozen. And the app asks me to select whether it’s frozen or fresh 🤷🏻♂️
My wife has something similar in her bedside drawer. I didn’t realise she was also into sousvide!