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Foodsaver 4400 Video Review For Sous Vide Cooking

Jun 4, 2018 · Leave a Comment

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Check out the video below to see the unboxing, first time use, and directions for using the Foodsaver 4400. As a sous vide enthusiast, I had the opportunity to do a Foodsaver 4400 video review and received this product free. Opinions expressed in the video are my own and affiliate links are provided below to purchase the Foodsaver 4400 on Amazon.

Learn more about cooking food underwater in this sous vide for beginners.

Foodsaver 4400 video review

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So there are a couple things that are much different – and better –  with this Foodsaver 4400 vacuum sealer than my previous vac seal system. Before, I was using a very basic model from another brand that wasn’t as reliable, especially with sous vide recipes that included a lot of liquid. Now I don’t have to worry about getting the perfect seal every time.

The Foodsaver 4400 vacuum sealer has a nifty built-in cutter. With my old vacuum sealer, I was cutting the rolls with scissors, which led to wasted bags. With the built-in cutter, the FoodSaver® 3PK 11″ Vacuum Seal Rolls cut perfectly each time.

Another major difference is that my previous vacuum seal often left air bubbles in the bag. Pesky air bubbles interfere with sous-vide cooking, because the air makes the food float. If the food floats in the sous-vide water, it won’t cook evenly. With the FoodSaver® V4440, the bags have sealed just-right each time. The system is hands-off, and a light indicates when the seal is complete. It takes a lot of the guesswork out of vacuum sealing, which is great. The rolls are BPA free. Another bonus is that food frozen in the vacuum seal bags can go straight from the freezer into the sous vide machine. Pretty sweet.

Here’s a link to purchase the Foodsaver 4400.

Are you new to sous vide cooking? Learn why sous vide is popular with home cooks from new sous vide cookbook author Jenna Passaro.

Getting into vacuum sealing then sous vide cooking food?

Find the most extensive collection of my sous vide recipes in The Home Chef’s Sous Vide Cookbook.

Discover why sous vide is so popular and learn how to sous vide. Once you learn, you’ll be making restaurant style meals at home and whipping up these sous vide recipes for entertaining.

Want to keep vacuum sealing?

Let’s keep this party going. 

See this guide on how to vacuum seal meat and checkout my Foodsaver v4400 vacuum sealer demo video.

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