Good effective soup maker, this arrived well packed and protected in a simple Morphy Richards branded box containing the soupmaker, the power lead and instructions including an addendum to correct, add and clarify a small section of instructions.
After opening it all up and cleaning it I had a good read through the instructions, all very easy to follow and including instructive diagrams taking you through the process step by step. The top section with the blending blade detaches from the main base and is quite heavy compared to the weight of the base unit but also very easy to remove and replace.
The instructions contain some recipe suggestions but I wanted to try it with a soup I have made before to give it a good test, using the soupmaker is really very straight forward with no complicated or complex settings to go through, all you do after filling the base with the ingredients, top it up with liquid/stock to the max level, replace the lid, turn the power on, select the soup consistency you want with the mode button, press start and sit back and wait for it to be ready.
The whole process takes between 21 and 30 minutes depending on the finished consistency you have selected, it makes a noise while mixing but I didn’t consider it very loud or annoying. The soup I made came out well cooked, perfectly blended and smooth and had not left or missed any larger chunks in the mix. I have since tried three other soups and all turned out great.
Cleaning is as they claim a fairly simple process and didn’t take long at all, it may sound a small thing to mention but I do have several kitchen gadgets that get little use not because they aren’t effective but because they take ages to clean after use.
Price: £69.83
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After opening it all up and cleaning it I had a good read through the instructions, all very easy to follow and including instructive diagrams taking you through the process step by step. The top section with the blending blade detaches from the main base and is quite heavy compared to the weight of the base unit but also very easy to remove and replace.
The instructions contain some recipe suggestions but I wanted to try it with a soup I have made before to give it a good test, using the soupmaker is really very straight forward with no complicated or complex settings to go through, all you do after filling the base with the ingredients, top it up with liquid/stock to the max level, replace the lid, turn the power on, select the soup consistency you want with the mode button, press start and sit back and wait for it to be ready.
The whole process takes between 21 and 30 minutes depending on the finished consistency you have selected, it makes a noise while mixing but I didn’t consider it very loud or annoying. The soup I made came out well cooked, perfectly blended and smooth and had not left or missed any larger chunks in the mix. I have since tried three other soups and all turned out great.
Cleaning is as they claim a fairly simple process and didn’t take long at all, it may sound a small thing to mention but I do have several kitchen gadgets that get little use not because they aren’t effective but because they take ages to clean after use.
- 4 different settings - smooth soup in 21 minutes, chunky in 28 minutes, juice in 2 minutes and a blend function to ensure the texture is to your own taste.
- 1. 6L working capacity - serves up to 4 people in one go
- Innovative top down blade makes it quick and easy to clean.
- An easy clean, non-stick coating makes cleaning a breeze
Price: £69.83
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