Mark then asks what each unit costs, which is $199. You do not want to overcook it, or else it will become tough and uneatable. Kevin then says that he likes to cook and he likes cooking difficult meals, such as a calf’s liver. Chris agrees you can set it and forget it. Robert then says that he is not a chef, so why would he make it instead of making it on a stove or barbecue? Lisa says that it’s one-button cooking, which is like a crockpot. They just received a purchase order from Williams-Sonoma. They have been selling the units direct from the website, and through online retailers. Lisa affirms they do the Nomiku has been available for purchase since 2012 and they have $3 million in sales.
Kevin then mentions that at some point, she was discussing the value of the business which was $5 million. The steak is fantastic, and all of the Sharks love the meal. To go with the meal, Lisa has also prepared a vodka that has been mixed with a rhubarb strawberry and lime mixture, also in the Nomiku. Lisa explains that she was a chef, but since she has started Nomiku, she is the face of the company so she gives out a lot of general public talks. Chris Sacca, the guest Shark, says that Lisa is a natural at selling and asked what she used to do before the business. All of the foods were prepared with the Nomiku.
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Lisa has prepared a full course they have some delicately-prepared shrimp cocktail and a perfectly-cooked steak, as well as a chocolate coconut custard. Robert says that they are hungry Sharks and desperate to try some.
However, you don’t have to stand by it, so you can put the bag in and take care of other things. Mark asks how long the steak cooked for, which Lisa replies took about two hours. So, to fix that, their demonstrative chef pulls out a blowtorch to crust up the steak. Because they were cooking at such a low temperature, it doesn’t have that delicious crust around it.
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With a little bit of TV magic, they have prepared some steaks. The app controls the time and temperature so that you come back to a perfectly-cooked meal. You put your ingredients and seasoning into a sealable plastic bag, put the bag in the water, and enjoy the freedom of being able to do other things while it cooks. Take any container capable of holding a few liters of water and fill it with water, then clip Nomiku on the container. Now, they are changing the lives of home cooks everywhere with the first-ever home sous vide immersion circulator. But they were thousands of dollars, so luckily she met Abe at the gym, which is where you pick up plasma physicists, right? He made a prototype just for her, which changed their lives. When Lisa worked at a top tier restaurant, she lusted after the sous vide machines.
This method is tucked away in a chef’s arsenal since it allows you to make perfect dishes conveniently and efficiently. The top chefs of the world have a secret tool – sous vide is a method of cooking where you take food sealed in a vacuum-tight seal, then submerge it in hot water. They are seeking $250,000 in exchange for 5% in their business. They are the founders and hail from San Francisco, California. Entering the Shark Tank are the entrepreneurs of Nomiku, and they are Lisa and her husband, Abe. Their company supposedly makes gourmet cooking a breeze. Stepping into the Shark Tank are a duo of entrepreneurs.
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