The Cinder is a remarkable electric grill with a drier take on sous vide cooking that uses heated plates instead of a water bath to produce precise, delicious results. PCMag UK Jun 12, 2018 ...

The Cinder Precision Grill promise to give you restaurant-worthy results, even if your culinary skills don’t go beyond making toast or boiling water. Skip to main content Menu ...

Cinder is a great countertop grill -- if you have a spare $500 But the Cinder takes more of its cues from sous vide cooking than from the infomercial phenomenon .

The Cinder Grill launched recently on Indiegogo, and it’s looking to change the way you prepare your food. Advertisement If you’ve read my Sansaire 1.5 review ...

Cinder's grill, in contrast, has several variables – temperature, time, lid open or closed, to oil or not to oil – and right now it doesn't do a great job of talking you through them.

The grills require an investment, ranging from $1,700 up to $3,700, but they aren't wildly expensive compared to much of the ceramic grill competition. ... With the Cinder grill, ...

The Cinder is a bulky, heavy duty (about 27 pounds, and somewhat awkward to lift if you’re not a grown man) device, first and foremost, that works to precisely control the temperature of your ...

Cinder Review: This Smart Grill Isn't Well Done Instead of spending $400 on the Cinder, get a sous vide machine and a good cast iron pan, and save yourself at least $100. Reviews ...

On Tuesday, global crowdfunding platform Indiegogo announced its partner, Arrow, awarded Cinder Precision Grill $75,000 in flash funding. According to the ...