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Zip Bags / Pouches - Gallon Size (3.79 L) - SVV-00206 by

Item description: This Sous Vide product is by - Ideal for sous vide cooking liquids or liquid-rich foods including marinades, sauces, stews, soups, custards, risotto, infused alcohol and more! SousVide Supreme zip pouches, certified as food-safe and stable at cooking temperatures, are specially designed to simplify the process of sealing dishes containing more than a tablespoon of liquid. With a few simple steps, air can be evacuated without the aid of a chamber vacuum sealer, making it easier to submerge pouches containing food and liquid.  Please note: these bags do NOT contain a valve and will not work with the Zip Sealer .
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Item SKU #: SVV-00206

Category: Sous Vide

 

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