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No one should be using these anyway. Everyone rags on Keurig for how wasteful it is and how much plastic it adds to landfills and probably your coffee, but no one seems to talk about how this does the same thing :/
Only if you vacuum seal, you dont have to.
You can use re-useable silicone bags
Plus they are about 20x cheaper to cook with than an oven in terms of energy efficiency
This highlights the neckbeardedness of lemmy. Bullshit boil in a bag "cuisine"
Nope, wildly wrong lol
Fancy restaurant tool that became a home appliance.
https://www.fb101.com/sous-vide-growth-in-the-restaurant-industry/
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It's actually a really good way to cook huge chunks of meat in particular