usually around 70 quid this but curry's reduced so got one today, it and looks like Amazon has price matched so the choice is yours
can some one fix Amazon link please
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MCGONIS
29 Mar 165#7
I am a bit lost... you take 2 potatoes, 1 leek, 1 onion, 1 stock cube and boil these. Add a cup of milk and you have a lovely pot of soup. WHY do we need a machine to do this?
steford
29 Mar 163#18
Handy if you are ever in a coma and need feeding daily through a tube. Until then in the cupboard alongside the breakfast muffin maker thingy.
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jjmaia
31 Mar 16#19
Oh really? Thanks for the info
steford
29 Mar 163#18
Handy if you are ever in a coma and need feeding daily through a tube. Until then in the cupboard alongside the breakfast muffin maker thingy.
saxo_appeal
29 Mar 16#17
That's what gadgets are for aren't they?
Make life easier....and to fill the cupboard after only being used once
sayitasitis
29 Mar 162#15
Making your own soup in a 'pan' is the easiest - why would you spend £50 on a gadget .
col11 to sayitasitis
29 Mar 16#16
making your own in a gadget is easier in my opinion, and you have another kitchen gadget!
Besford
29 Mar 16#14
Doesn't fill a big enough space in your cupboard to justify fifty quid. That grill thing posted yesterday would do a far better job for the money! :wink:
saxo_appeal
29 Mar 16#13
I think the cheaper version is non stick
Great deal but we have made up our minds and reserved the 1.6L Morphy Richards at Argos for click and collect.
Thank you though for the awareness of this product, if it wasn't for this deal I'd still be eating the other halfs *cough* fantastic home made soup.. :wink:
huxlee
29 Mar 162#12
Bought one of these a couple of months ago, absolutely fantastic bit of kit, put it all in and forget about it and it's perfect every time. I agree you could save money and use the hob and blend it afterwards but you need to keep an eye on the pan to stop it boiling over, keep stirring it so nothing sticks and frankly it's that easy to do the kids make the soup
sotomonkey
29 Mar 161#11
Until it breaks.
You still have to 'stand around' chopping veg. Boiling vegetables doesn't require much standing around, basically once the vegetables are cut, you put them in a pan and pour water over them. If you want to speed up the process you can boil the water in a kettle first.
Then you set yiur watch, sit back and watch TV. Once the vegetables are boiled you blend them using a hand blender.
jjmaia
29 Mar 16#10
And you have another morphy richards for 45.
Honwstly I don't know witch is the best...
saxo_appeal
29 Mar 16#9
Was looking at this and for a bit extra you can buy the Morphy Richards 501014 which has a 1.6L capacity for a larger family :smiley:
Both devices receive great reviews
MCGONIS
29 Mar 165#7
I am a bit lost... you take 2 potatoes, 1 leek, 1 onion, 1 stock cube and boil these. Add a cup of milk and you have a lovely pot of soup. WHY do we need a machine to do this?
steve10574 to MCGONIS
29 Mar 162#8
"so all you need to do is add your ingredients and leave the Easy Soup to do all the hard work for you. It only takes two buttons to start the cooking process and then the Easy Soup will not only blend your ingredients but also cook them too. There will be an audible 'beep' to let you know when your food is ready, but the Easy Soup is double insulated so your food will stay hot if you happen to be out of the room when it's finished cooking"
too much standing around with your method :wink:
1977mermaid
28 Mar 162#4
How is this (£50 worth) better than bringing water to the boil on your job and chucking in some veg?
TN567 to 1977mermaid
29 Mar 161#6
Isnt that just boiled veg?
1977mermaid
28 Mar 16#5
haha: meant hob. Do not do this whilst at work!
Jonmurgie
28 Mar 16#3
Don't see the appeal myself but a few friends have them and also rave about them?! Crazy soup lovers I say!!
stealth666
28 Mar 16#2
My mate has one of these, him and his missus rave about it :wink:
col11
28 Mar 162#1
Can someone also amend title (Tefal not regal) as app doesn't seem to let you edit your own post!
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can some one fix Amazon link please
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Make life easier....and to fill the cupboard after only being used once
Great deal but we have made up our minds and reserved the 1.6L Morphy Richards at Argos for click and collect.
Thank you though for the awareness of this product, if it wasn't for this deal I'd still be eating the other halfs *cough* fantastic home made soup.. :wink:
You still have to 'stand around' chopping veg. Boiling vegetables doesn't require much standing around, basically once the vegetables are cut, you put them in a pan and pour water over them. If you want to speed up the process you can boil the water in a kettle first.
Then you set yiur watch, sit back and watch TV. Once the vegetables are boiled you blend them using a hand blender.
Honwstly I don't know witch is the best...
Both devices receive great reviews
too much standing around with your method :wink: