09-01-2017, 12:23 PM
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I wouldn't buy one Art
all you need is a decent saucepan, a blender and good ingredients Previous thread on the subject...
http://www.over50sforum.com/showthre...ker#post712008
09-01-2017, 12:40 PM
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Re: I Might Buy A Soup Maker!
Originally Posted by Meg
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I wouldn't buy one Art all you need is a decent saucepan, a blender and good ingredients Previous thread on the subject...
http://www.over50sforum.com/showthre...ker#post712008
Thank You for that! l did look first to see if there was a thread about soup makers but l looked through the 'Food and Drink' thread and could only find soup recipes!
09-01-2017, 12:45 PM
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Omelette make thread here, this thread is about soup ..http://www.over50sforum.com/showthread.php?t=40515
09-01-2017, 12:53 PM
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Art I've been trialling a soup maker for a company, had it for three months they are picking it and my report up later this week. My opinion on them is if you haven't time to stay with your soup as you make it and blend then they are great, something in the first thread I hadn't thought of was there is also less washing up.The one I was given to try is a phillips so I have only experience of this one brand. It makes very nice soup, as good as anything I can produce with a saucepan and blender, it makes less washing up as it's just the blender bit needs washing. It doesn't make a very big quantity, if I'm making for all four of us I have to do it in two makes and it needs washing between uses, also by time second lot is ready first lot is cold so you either need to reheat in a pan or microwave. Instantly adds to washing up.
Would I buy one ? No but if I was alone or just two of us and didn't have time to cook traditionally I might be tempted.
09-01-2017, 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Julie1962
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Art I've been trialling a soup maker for a company, had it for three months they are picking it and my report up later this week. My opinion on them is if you haven't time to stay with your soup as you make it and blend then they are great, something in the first thread I hadn't thought of was there is also less washing up. The one I was given to try is a phillips so I have only experience of this one brand. It makes very nice soup, as good as anything I can produce with a saucepan and blender, it makes less washing up as it's just the blender bit needs washing. It doesn't make a very big quantity, if I'm making for all four of us I have to do it in two makes and it needs washing between uses, also by time second lot is ready first lot is cold so you either need to reheat in a pan or microwave. Instantly adds to washing up.
Would I buy one ? No but if I was alone or just two of us and didn't have time to cook traditionally I might be tempted.
I think it's just a whim and a fancy for me at the moment! It was the Morphy Richards soup maker that l was looking at but l have no idea what the difference is between the different models.
09-01-2017, 01:10 PM
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HiHave a look at this one.
They are quite good according to someone I know.
https://www.andrewjamesworldwide.com...d-blender-p226
09-01-2017, 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiHave a look at this one.
They are quite good according to someone I know.
https://www.andrewjamesworldwide.com...d-blender-p226
The Morphy Richards model 50100 that is a soup maker and a soya/almond milk maker too is £47. 98 in Costco. Yet in Argos the same model is £89. 99!
I'm still pondering!
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