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a) You aren't boiling the water, not even close most of the time. Most meats are cooked around 135F - 150F. You might take veggies up to maybe 185F, but I don
by MegaDeKay 10y ago
a) You aren't boiling the water, not even close most of the time. Most meats are cooked around 135F - 150F. You might take veggies up to maybe 185F, but I don't think most people SV vegetables anyway.
b) Dave Arnold on his Cooking Issues podcast got the SC Johnson folks to confirm that their ZipLoc bags are safe for this application. In fact, I checked one box of mine and it says "BPA free".
c) FoodSaver bags are safe as well, but I don't have a reference handy.
- NikolaeVarius 10y agoYou should try SV veggies. Carrots in SV are ungodly. Impossible to eat them cooked any other way IMO.
- pfarnsworth 10y agoThanks for the info. However, BPA isn't the only plastic that leaches chemicals. Even the non-BPA plastics emit chemicals as far as I know.