lol@ sous videmos, just inject your steaks with industrial chemicals
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Date: July 9th, 2019 1:23 PM Author: motley gunner
Sous vide temps do not get hot enough for plastic (bottles) to leech
They start leeching at 158 F, and a hot car can get into 160s or 170s
Medium rare steak is cooked to 140 F, nowhere close
also no one is vacuum sealing their steak in a fucking plastic bottle, and there are different types of plastics, sous vide plastics are different
your common disposable water bottle has BPA, but sous vide packages do not, which means even fewer chemicals anyway
corollary: (guy who unironically breathes the shit air of a major US city but clutches his pearls about the occasional sous vide)
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=4299135&forum_id=2#38505462) |
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