Nomiku vs. Anova

Sous vide cooking offers an easy and convenient way to get high-quality results each and every time. By meticulously controlling the temperature of a water bath, immersion circulators allow chefs to cook food consistently using vacuum sealed bags. These gadgets are relatively new, but have quickly taken the cooking world by storm with a foolproof approach to quality cooking. If you’re into both food and tech, sous vide cooking is a perfect combination of both worlds.

This comparison and review takes a look at the Nomiku vs. Anova Bluetooth + WiFi, two immersion circulators that offer easy access to consistently great food. Let’s take a look at some of the major differences between the two and try to get a sense of which product is more right for you.

Sansaire vs. Nomiku WiFi

Note: Nomiku is officially discontinued, so get the Sansaire insted.

Although immersion circulators were previously a tool reserved for chefs, recent advancements in technology have made them much more accessible to home chefs. Immersion circulators heat up a bath of water to a specific temperature and can keep it heated at an even heat. The consistent temperature leads to some quality cooked meats that are far more attainable and require less finesse than more traditional heating methods.

This style of cooking, sous vide, eliminates the possibility of overcooking or undercooking, and this combined with the ability to “set it and forget it” has led to a big boom in demand for immersion circulators. But which model should you go with?

This comparison takes a look at the Sansaire and Nomiku immersion circulators and tries to give you a sense of which cooker is right for your needs. Let’s get started!