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Zwilling stainless steel sous-vide rack
14,95€
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- Delivery within 3-5 business days
- Shipping starts at 9,90€
By Zwilling
The Zwilling stainless steel sous-vide rack is an ideal complement for vacuum cooking different recipes at the same time. This adjustable support from 15 to 47 cm adapts to your casseroles and allows you to place several vacuum bags , ensuring the circulation of the water and preventing them from floating in the pot.
Made of stainless steel , it is very hygienic and easy to clean. You can use it in any pot or casserole in which you are going to cook your recipes, extending it to adapt it to the size of each one. Once opened, it will allow you to arrange as many bags as you want to cook recipes, in an orderly and separate way to favor the optimal movement of hot water.
It is very easy to clean and takes up very little storage space , as it can be stored completely closed.
Characteristics
- Extendable stainless steel grid for sous-vide cooking.
- Adjustable size between 15 and 47 cm.
- Extendable very easily.
- It adapts to different sizes of casserole.
- It allows the cooking of several bags at the same time.
- Uniform water circulation even with several bags.
- It closes for optimal storage.
You can see all the products in the Zwilling Sous Vide range here .
Why we like the Zwilling stainless steel sous-vide rack
- You will need it as soon as you start cooking sous vide.
- It allows you to cook several recipes at the same time, in an orderly way and without the bags floating.
- Its extends very easily, to adapt to almost all your casseroles.
- The bags are kept in order.
- And separated, so that the hot water circulates optimally.
Zwilling history
ZWILLING JA HENCKELS is one of the oldest European kitchenware brands with the highest prestige and quality in the sector. Founded in 1731 in Solingen, Germany, it is a world leader in cutlery and kitchenware.
It is a firm that excites for the design, versatility and longevity of its products. In 2008 the mother house acquired the French kitchenware firm Staub and the Belgian Demeyere. The result is an extremely varied range of kitchenware, but always of superb quality.
