Aging meats and cheeses can open up a new world of flavor possibilities, but the process can be challenging without expensive, specialized equipment. That's why we're co-creating Cavern: The Automated Aging Chamber, with Eric from 2 Guys and a Cooler.
Cavern is an affordable alternative to commercially available dry aging chambers. Now you can effortlessly age cheese, cure charcuterie, and dry age meats right in the comfort of your home.
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We’ve heard from the home-charcuterie community that Cavern needs to feature the following:
Automated humidity control
Broad range temperature control for dry aging, charcuterie or cheese aging
Air exchange system
Affordable price
Large enough for prosciutto
Anti-bacterial stainless steel construction
Large capacity water tray
Transparent door
Independent humidification & dehumidification systems
” Meat curing is something that allows a really incredible improvement in the taste of meats and cheeses. Let’s follow through and make a real product. “
-Don, FirstBuild Community Member
At FirstBuild, we share our product journeys super early—even when it’s still in development! That’s so we can get and act on all your feedback—before a product gets finalized. That’s the spirit in which we sold the first (and, at the time, only!) Cavern to YouTuber @2GuysaCooler. Eric and his community helped us identify some of Cavern’s needs on sizing, humidification and dehumidification. Watch Eric’s videos to see our co-creation journey!
FirstBuilder Ryan is still working through Cavern 2.0, though he’s pretty close to both the humidification and dehumidification systems working as intended. Join the community to get updates on Cavern’s development—and help us decide what this product needs next!
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