The ChefSteps Joule Sous Vide is regularly called the “iPhone of sous vide cookers” and “the sous vide cooker Apple would make if Apple made sous vide cookers.” In truth, the Joule only got those ...

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Modernist cuisine is getting even more modern. ChefSteps, the Seattle-based high-tech cooking startup behind the Joule sous vide cooking device, now allows home cooks to control the smart appliance ...

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Chris Young, co-founder of ChefSteps, demonstrating the Joule sous vide cooking device at GeekWire Summit 2016. (GeekWire Photo / Dan DeLong) Less than three months after cutting a significant portion ...

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