ChefSteps Joule Sous Watts White Review

As a hesitant buyer, I had high hopes for this appliance, but as a result of my tests, I determined that it was simply not worth the investment. While it did perform well in sous vide cooking, the price point was too high for the capabilities it offered. As someone who enjoys experimenting in the home and kitchen, I was disappointed with the limited features and options. Save your money and invest in a more versatile small appliance.

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I have an Anova WIFI stove and a Joule stove. I like both stoves, but the applications for both leave a lot to be desired, hence 4 stars. If you compare the two sous vide cookers, both have their advantages and disadvantages. 1. The Joule stove is rated at 1100 watts versus 900 watts for Anova. Therefore, the Joule heats the water faster than the Anova. Joule Wins 2 - The Joule cooker has a magnetic base that keeps it in a magnetic pan like a cast iron skillet and the Anova needs to be secured…