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No i haven't. I'm wondering if I should give @Tropicalseniora nudge.

@BostonBestEats. Thank you for your response. I appreciate it. A quick look at the video convinced me that I and my two thumbs were not about to take the oven apart, never mind putting it back together. Neither is my equally talented husband. I did finally get a reply from Anova at 10:38 PM last night. I don't mind if they ask me to put some water in the tank and give it a test run as per @blue_dolphin's suggestion, but I'd be afraid to operate it with a full tank of water in case the ghost in the machine comes back. We'll see what they say.

I would agree if I had been anywhere near the oven.

I don't disagree with your statement about not expecting a reply on a Saturday or Sunday. I know from other reports I've read that they take a long time to reply but when they do, the response from them has been very good. I do think they should get rid of the comment about getting back to you in 24 hours. By Friday it was 72 hours already.

I have tried calling. While i got a person the first time, since then the automated voice says leave a message and they will call. Except no one does. I have left messages every day and written every day. Nada.

How long did it take for them to respond to you?

It has been 4 days since I wrote to Anova. I called yesterday and a real live person answered the phone. Due to the background noise I had a hard time following what he was saying but he did say I'd be hearing from them before the day was out. Well, that did not happen and I have heard nothing today. I called again and left a message which is not likely to do me any good. Does anyone have a phone number for them other than 855-421-8282? At the moment I have determined that due to the abysmal customer service, I will never, ever buy anything from them again. And yes, I'm more than a little PO'd.

@Kerry Beal I'm in the ketchup with scrambled eggs group. I can't imagine eating them without it.

Amazon.ca sells those products as well.

That cake looks wonderful. Do you have a recipe source?

Please pick me up on your way through.

This is what I have: Left to right, gochujang mild, gochujang sauce and gochujang hot. The sauce is actually labeled as a paste but John use it as a sauce.

Wish I lived on your route!

@Pete Fred. Who eats all those goodies?

@Anna N. Now that I think about it, the $8.99 ptice might be a delivery price? Also, i forgot to thank you for finding that the product is indeed available here.

You are so right. I had never noticed them at Loblaws, possibly because I stopped using the powder/blocks in favour of Best for Bullion and Savory Choice so wasn't browsing in that area. It is now on my grocery list. It was interesting to me that Fortino's, part of the Loblaws group charges a buck more per bottle.

I'd like it too but I have never seen it here. Amazon carries some salt-free bullion but it's about $30 plus or 75 grams.

I wrote to Anova yesterday and received acknowledgement of my message. Right now, I'm fearful of using it.

Nice to hear they are still that size.

I used them for a short while some years back and was happy with them. The dinners came with full size recipe cards (do they still?) And I kept some of them. There are a few I still make to this day.

Snoozing.

No, I wasn't near it all day. Is that what happens when you descale it? I haven't had to descale it yet, I was still on my first tank of water.

I should add that there was no water in the drip tray. Weird.

Agreed.

Thank you for checking. The LKK that I have lists 810 mg of sodium per 5 gm which, unless my arithmetic is faulty, works out to 16.2 gms in 100 gms. of the powder, so somewhat less sodium than yours. I'm not salt-averse but the powder I have is too salty for my taste.