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Sansaire Sous Vide Immersion Circulator 110v, Black

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  • Cook a better steak than expensive steakhouses, for a fraction of the cost
  • The Sansaire takes up as much space as a champagne bottle and uses pots or containers you already own
  • The same lifestyle benefits of slow cooker cooking, but without dried out, overcooked proteins
  • The Sansaire is used in some of the world's best restaurants. Professional chefs rely on sous vide for precise, predictable results
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The Sansaire lets you turn any pot or container into a professional-grade sous vide water bath. Previously, sous vide cooking was only available to the world’s best restaurant chefs. Now, thanks to its exquisite design, unbeatable performance, and affordable price, the Sansaire allows any cook to achieve perfect results, every time.

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What is sous vide?

Sous vide is a cooking method that uses precise temperature control to achieve perfect results, every time. Foods are cooked evenly from edge to edge, to exactly the doneness you want. And, because foods won’t overcook while they hang out in the water bath, dinner is ready when you are. The world’s best chefs rely on sous vide, and now, you can too.

What are people saying?

WIRED: “…smart, sleek and simple.” Food & Wine Magazine: “Professional-grade but hundreds of dollars less than restaurant models” Popular Science: “…handsome and highly usable.” CNET: “The Sansaire… is set to become an everyday house-hold kitchen appliance.”


These identical steaks were both cooked to an internal temperature of 52°C / 125.6°F. The steak on the top was cooked on a cast-iron skillet. The steak on the bottom was cooked sous vide, as evidenced by its edge-to-edge even doneness.


These salmon fillets were cooked to 48°C / 119°F. The fillet on top was gently steamed, yet the outer flesh has toughened and the natural color of the fish has is faded. The fillet on the bottom was cooked sous vide – its flesh is delicate and vibrant, yet fully cooked throughout.


Because the proteins in egg yolks and egg whites gel at predictable temperatures, you can achieve the exact consistency you prefer, whether you’re cooking one egg or three dozen. The egg on the top was produced by meticulously following highly rated instructions for a “perfectly poached egg.” The egg on the left was cooked sous vide at 65°C / 149°F.


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Cooking sous vide is a little different, so we’ve created an online guide to help you get started using the Sansaire. Warning: following these procedures may result in superhuman cooking ability.

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How did you come up with the idea for this product?

The Sansaire has been years in the making. Scott first learned about sous vide cooking in 2009, when the only immersion circulators available were designed for laboratory use and cost upwards of $1200. Inspired by the idea that it shouldn’t cost that much money to heat water, Scott created his $75 DIY Sous Vide Machine, which has been published in MAKE Magazine and built by thousands of enthusiasts. After years of tinkering, Scott and Lukas teamed up to design the world’s best looking sous vide circulator at an affordable price. On August 6th, 2013, they launched the Sansaire as a Kickstarter campaign. They hit their funding goal of $100,000 in the first 13 hours of the campaign, and by the end of the 30-day funding window, had raised $823,003, setting the new record for the #1 most-funded food project in Kickstarter history (at the time). Since then, tens of thousands of home cooks in over 65 countries have made added the Sansaire to their kitchens.

What makes your product special?

Cooking with the Sansaire gives any home cook the results – and confidence – of a trained chef. On a stovetop, in an oven, or on a grill, you’re cooking with temperatures that are much higher than you ever want your food to reach. If you turn your back for a moment too long, your steak can end up as a tough, gray mess. The Sansaire uses precise temperature control to achieve perfect, repeatable results that you just can’t replicate through any other method. Foods are cooked evenly from edge to edge, to exactly the doneness you want. And, because foods won’t overcook while they hang out in the water bath, dinner is ready when you are. No more stress of watching the kitchen timer, no more anxiety of accidental overcooking. Just perfect results, every time.

What has been the best part of your startup experience?

It has been so rewarding for us to see how home cooks all over the world are using their Sansaires. We adore watching the #Sansaire feeds on social media and learning new, creative uses for our tools. More than anything, we love it when a user posts a photo and says, “This is the best [dish] I’ve ever cooked!”


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I purchased my immersion circulator straight from Sansaire. I required the UK/European 220V model and it was shipped promptly. The first one I received had a minor issue with the temperature setting ring and when I called customer service they immediately shipped another brand new unit. They told me not to bother with shipping the old one back so I essentially got two for the price of one. I have to say the customer service was fantastic.

As far as the operation it couldn’t be easier to use. You set a temp by turning the dial and then just make sure the water level stays between the marks. It has a safety cut-off it the water gets too low. I use one circulator installed in a large cooler and have cooked up to 8 racks of ribs at the same time and there was plenty of room for more. I use my second unit in a pot on the counter for short notice or smaller items and it works great.

Pros: good customer service
can heat a huge capacity if the container is insulated
durable (used over once a week for over a year with no issues)
precision temp control
Cons: Clip lacks gripping power
Case/unit is more bulky than some other circulators on the market
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After years of reading about the sous vide process of cooking, I finally bought a Sous Vide Supreme (SVS) when they first came out a few years ago. Along with my trusty Food Saver vacuum sealer and a butane torch, I set off on learning the ways of sous vide cooking. I learned that there are few ways better at cooking proteins. Vegetables, not so much. The sous vide process adds little to vegetable cooking in my opinion.

When Sansaire was looking for Kickstarter funding for their new machine I made a contribution to support the home sous vide movement. In return, I was gifted with one of their first production models. After several months of use I can say it does exactly what it is supposed to do.

The SVS is a wonderful device, but it takes up a lot of counter space. The Sansaire works just as well, but can work in any stock pot and stores in a deep drawer. The SVS relies on convection currents to maintain an even heat while the Sansaire has a recirculating pump. I haven't noticed any real difference in how the difference effects the cooking. The Sansaire is noticeably louder than the SVS which can be an annoyance on long cooks (72 hour beef ribs). The SVS is silent. Additionally, the SVS has a top which eliminates the evaporation problems inherent in long cooks with a stock pot and the Sansaire. The SVS is a more sophisticated machine control wise, but I find most of the sophistication not something I rely on and don't really miss it on the Sansaire. I do wish the Sansaire had a bell to let me know when it has come to temperature.

On short cooks there is little to distinguish between the two other than size. If you like perfectly cooked lamb rib chops, buy either one and you will not be disappointed. I find perfectly cooked rib chops worth the price of a sous vide machine. If you are short on counter space or storage space, buy the Sansaire. You really can't go wrong either way.
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I had them all: a fondue maker, a culinary torch, a bread machine - all the expensive kitchen gadgets that people rave about, but that eventually end up collecting dust. My advice is that before you spend $200 on another toy and get in the mode of comparing the features of all the immersion circulators on the market, you should figure out if sous vide cooking is right for you.

My experience is pretty simple. I always found cooking stressful, messy, and hit-and-miss. Since our family has a fairly busy life, we have long settled on frozen foods, takeout, snacks, and maybe an occasional pancake, spaghetti, or scrambled eggs. Our adventure with sous vide is a desperate attempt to undo this mess. I'm only getting started, but here's what appeals to me so far:

1) You can experiment easily. Cut 8 small pieces of chicken breast, season each one of them differently, plop them into separate bags, and then come back an hour later to compare the results; voila, a week of painstaking trial-and-error done in one afternoon! (For the same reason, sous vide also makes it easy to cater to different tastes when preparing a single meal.)

2) It keeps things simple. Since you can combine multiple steps into one - say, marinating, seasoning, and cooking - you will find most of the recipes to be surprisingly simple, especially for the results they produce.

3) It keeps things tidy. When you're done, the kitchen (usually) doesn't look like a battlefield, and you don't end up with a heaping pile of dirty pots and pans. The bulk of the mess is contained in a sealed bag, which you then simply throw out. The smells (say, broccoli, cauliflower, onions) are controlled far better than with an open pot, too.
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After working perfectly for just over two months (preventing me from being able to return it to the reseller), the screen lit up with the word RESET. According to the documentation, one must simply unplug it for a short while, press the reset button on the back, and it should be good to go. NOT. Oddly, squeezing the unit lightly in the middle put it back in working mode for a few seconds. I then attempted, via phone calls and emails, to contact SansAire regarding a replacement. I received one email in response, advising me that the easiest thing to do would be to return it to the reseller. I responded that this would not be possible. Since then, I have heard nothing from them via email and not had a call back after leaving a message. Not a reliable product, and poor warranty support. Beware.
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