00:00Script below
00:02Floating bags ruin sous vide
00:04Food bobs above waterline, cooks uneven, temps go off
00:08So I went looking for the best deals to fix floating bags with these sous vide weights, and I found
00:135 that people actually keep buying
00:16Cheap ones, heavy ones, even magnets
00:19Let's go through them
00:21First up, the Sobiter Stainless Steel Mesh Sinker Net, $44.08
00:27This is the heavy-duty pick
00:29Food-grade stainless mesh wraps your bag and pins it down, so it stays under from the first minute to
00:34the last
00:35Nearly $4,800 sold, 5 stars
00:39Pricey, sure, but it's the one you buy once and stop thinking about
00:44Then there's the silicone and stainless steel weight for $11.86
00:49Cheapest thing on the list, and honestly?
00:52It just works
00:54Food-safe silicone body, stainless core, drop it in and your bag stops floating
00:594,600 people bought it
01:02If you're testing sous vide weights for the first time, start here
01:06Third, the stainless steel sinker weights with two clips, $27.55
01:11The clips are the whole cell
01:13They grab your bag, hold it at the bottom, and you don't have to wrestle with it
01:17Full submersion, perfectly even cook, no fiddling
01:22Solid middle option if you want something sturdier than the cheap one but don't want to hit $40
01:28Now, these 8-piece weighted magnets, $13.21
01:33My favorite trick
01:358 powerful food-safe magnets clamp the bag between them and the container wall
01:40Works great in a steel pot or with a magnetic rack
01:43Small, cheap, invisible in the water
01:47Over 4,000 sold, 5 stars
01:50That's the 5
01:52Links for every one of them are down in the description
01:55Grab whichever fits your setup, and if this saved you a ruined steak, hit like and subscribe
02:01See you in the next one
