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soup makers?

(81 Posts)
ninathenana Sat 17-Jan-15 14:07:08

Oh good grief, I'll stick to a pan at that price !!

Your a very generous mummy jings smile

jinglbellsfrocks Sat 17-Jan-15 13:48:07

I think I would like one There is something appealing about just putting in your ingrdients and then leaving it to do the whole job. No watching the saucepan during simmering, no tuipping into liquidiser and chonking up, and then returning to pan.

Might get daughters one for their birthdays. I've been trying to think of a present for them.

J52 Sat 17-Jan-15 13:33:02

By coincidence I have just made a pot of veg. soup. If you are pressed for time you could always use frozen onions and diced veg. Just a thought. x

tanith Sat 17-Jan-15 13:24:14

Jane do you eat raw food?

I guess if you can't be bothered to chop ingredeints and throw them in a pan with stock then a Soupmaker could be your answer.. personally I wouldn't give them house room. I'm someone will of tried one to give you some advice as to their use.

J52 Sat 17-Jan-15 13:20:59

Soup is very simple to make in a pan. You have to peel the veg any way before you put it in the soup maker. I don't see the point, unless you don't have a hob. How easy are they to clean compare to a pan? x

Jane10 Sat 17-Jan-15 12:54:40

Any views on soup makers? I don't actually cook but quite fancied one of these. Is it as simple as it says?