Tools To Make Starbucks Egg Bites With A Sous Vide

Many sous vide recipes don’t require special equipment, but making everyone’s favorite sous vide egg bites is just a little bit different. Learn what you need to make Starbucks egg bites with a sous vide machine, like the Anova, Joule, or Instant Slim. 

Note – this post covers details on the equipment and tools you need to make egg bites with sous vide cooking techniques. Like the sous vide containers or molds you need to cook the eggs in.

Looking for the recipe? For a step by step guide to making these, see how to make sous vide egg bites.

Once you have the essentials, then you’ll be able to make these tasty breakfast bites time you want. 

What you need to make Starbucks egg bites with a sous vide

If you’re a sous vide enthusiast, like you know how to cook frozen sous vide steaks, and you’ve tried a long cook time like these 24 hours short ribs sous vide – then you probably have most of this equipment at home already. 

1. Mason jars – or other small glass sous vide egg bites containers – these small ones are my favorite
2. A little cooking spray to grease the jars before adding the whisked eggs
3. Sous vide machine
4. Sous vide bath container
5. Metal tongs to remove food from the sous vide bath. 

New to sous vide techniques? Learn why is sous vide so popular.

Small glass jars for sous vide egg bites

The best jars for sous vide egg bites, in my experience, are the small glass mason jars with straight edges.

When cooking sous vide egg bites, curved-edge containers can make it tricky to eat the bites directly or to pop them out for freezing.

While it’s true that you’ll need a collection of glass jars, they’re a worthwhile investment—especially since you’ll likely use them for desserts too.

I recommend small glass mason jars with straight edges; they’re perfect for keeping the eggs separated from the water and make the process much smoother. So go ahead—get them!

Can you use ziplock bags?

No. Not for egg bites.

Sous vide scrambled eggs can be made in a ziplock bag, but egg bites need a mold. 

If you don’t have the right equipment but want to make a sous vide egg recipe, then try this soft boiled sous vide eggs.

How to keep egg bites from sticking to mason jars

It can be so frustrating to make egg bites without greasing the jars first.

You’ll want use something like this olive oil cooking spray to grease the mason jars before adding the egg mixture.

Well, that pretty much wraps up what you need to make Starbucks egg bites with a sous vide.

For a complete step by step guide to making these, see the recipe for egg bites on Sip Bite Go. 

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