ZWILLING FRESH & SAVE VACUUM PUMP WITH CHARGING CAP

Description The Fresh & Save vacuum pump is at the heart of the smart storage system by ZWILLING. The sleek, quiet, cordless vacuum pump extracts the air out of our vacuum containers and bags in just seconds and preserves aromas and vitamins. It stops automatically once a sufficient vacuum has been created. Equipped with a long-life lithium-ion battery, the pump can be charged quickly using the included USB via the charging socket located on the pump. With the Fresh & Save system, you can shop once a week and refrigerate or freeze fresh fruit, vegetables, meat, and fish in our vacuum containers and bags and enjoy the benefits of your own fresh market at home. Prepare your meals days in advance and enjoy them as fresh as the day they were cooked. Cook meat sous vide or marinate meat for the grill in just 30 minutes in the vacuum bags and containers. Here’s how it works: Dock the vacuum pump onto the container or bag valve and at the push of a button it extracts the air in mere seconds. It stops automatically once a sufficient vacuum has been obtained, locking in flavor, aromas, and vitamins. Quiet and compact Vacuums in seconds at the push of a button Pump stops automatically once a sufficient vacuum has been created For use with all bags, containers, and wine sealers in the Fresh & Save system Cordless pump is rechargeable with included USB and features a long-lasting lithium-ion battery Designed by Matteo Thun Keep food fresh up to 5 times longer – Reduce food waste Stylish design by Mattheo Thun This product comes with a 3-year warranty Dock the vacuum pump onto the container or bag valve and at the push of a button it extracts the air in mere seconds. It stops automatically once a sufficient vacuum has been obtained, locking in flavor, aromas, and vitamins.. The pump stops automatically once a sufficient vacuum has been obtained. It keeps food and meals up to five times longer than without vacuum. When you are finished, simply place the vacuum pump back on the sideboard or put it in the drawer. But do you really want to?