“Is there an ideal size of pot to use? Can any size be used? Wondering if I can use it in a huge stock pot.”

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• I recommend the smallest pot needed for what you are cooking and the precision cooker to fit. I have used with a big pot to cook a turkey. Hope that helps.

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    Anova - Wifi Precision Cooker Pro - Black

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  Answered by MissiW 5 years ago

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• I used a stock pot at first but it’s not the greatest since it doesn’t get the circulation that you’d get in a bigger container. I purchased both an Anova one and a generic smaller one from Amazon and they both work great. Food comes out perfect every time.

  Answered by Twylight 3 years ago

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• I use it with a 26 quart (6.5 gallon) insulated plastic container. Per the manual, that is near it's maximum capability.

  Answered by NickSzalai 4 years ago

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• I have used it twice in a stock pot.

  Answered by Covid2021 5 years ago

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• Yeah that works great. There are Rubbermaid bins made for this though and they work perfectly for longer cooks (18-36 hours)

  Answered by Hanisco 5 years ago

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