Sentence examples for vacuum sealer from inspiring English sources

You get the largest garbage bags you can find, some food bags, and a vacuum sealer.

Their chest freezer contains a beefy ode to their vacuum sealer.

Of course a vacuum sealer works even better if you have one.

The whipped cream is sucked through a vacuum sealer to make it tall, puffy and firm enough to cut.

We probably made 15kg of sausage and with a vacuum sealer, another excellent and inexpensive piece of kit, we bagged them into 1kg batches.

With all these machines you also need a vacuum sealer and bags that will tolerate heat – I tried PolyScience's sealer (£98.99), but it is no better than the basic Lakeland seal-a-meal device at about £55.

Where other cookbook writers use whisks and graters, Dr. Myhrvold, who amassed hundreds of millions of dollars at Microsoft, wields vacuum sealers, colloid mills and rotary evaporators, and ingredients like agar and methylcellulose.

Water baths and vacuum sealers (for sous vide) and combination ovens (for wet-bulb temperature control) are basic, but there's so much more, from Dewar flasks for liquid nitrogen to centrifuges for separating ingredients to rotor-stator homogenizers to Pacojets for making sorbet out of pretty much anything.

The industrialist ideologue wants to use his money to shrink government the way those vacuum sealers on infomercials suck the air out of plastic bags stuffed with clothes until they're a mere sliver — shriveling all the social services, environmental regulations and taxes on the wealthy.

In the professional kitchen, we cook sous-vide by encasing food in airtight plastic using chamber vacuum sealers (hence the name sous-vide, literally "under pressure") and then cooking them in precision-controlled water baths using a tool called an immersion circulator.

Vacuum sealers remove all air from your storage bag.