Is the Anova sous vide worth it?

After testing dozens of models over the past six years, we think the Anova Precision Cooker Nano is the best sous vide immersion circulator for home cooks. It’s the smallest, most affordable model from a company that’s consistently made some of the best-performing cookers we’ve tested.

Who owns Anova sous vide?

Electrolux
Anova was acquired by home appliance company Electrolux on February 6, 2017 for $250 million USD, then the first multimillion-dollar acquisition of a smart kitchen brand.

What is the difference between the Anova sous vide models?

The Pro is the top of the line sous vide cooker from Anova. The main differences between the Pro vs Precision Cooker are the sizes, power wattage, and materials for durability. The Pro is larger all-around (13.5″ and 5.16 lbs) to be able to house the power of 1200 watts, while the Precision Cooker is 1000 watts.

When did Anova sous vide come out?

2013
Anova originally launched the first version of its water circulator back in 2013, as one of the first immersion circulators on the market for sous vide cooking that was available at a consumer-friendly price point.

Is Anova part of Electrolux?

Electrolux today announced it has agreed to acquire Anova, the U.S. based provider of the Anova Precision Cooker, an innovative connected device for sous vide cooking that enables restaurant-quality results in the home.

Is the Anova culinary app free?

Anova Culinary App (Free) The recipes are easy to read and follow. The app is available on the Anova website, and in the App store for iOS devices and Google Play for Android users.

Does Electrolux own Anova?

Why did my sous vide turn off?

When your Anova Nano detects that the water is too low and displays the LO error message, it shuts off automatically. This automatic shut-off feature is common amongst sous vide devices.