I have one. used 100's of times and works perfectly every time, if you follow the instructions.
The soup takes about 20 mins and less messy than using pans, chopping the veg small, Heating, blending and reheating.

I don't understand when people say that this is a waste of money since it's a saucepan and a blender??
The real advantage of having one of these is the fact that you don't need to "watch" the soup, you just throw in the ingredients and go do something else... It saves time and it's pretty good at it - go figure.

Loads of these on Amazon warehouse deals from £18.83. All have some imperfections.

just use a bloody pan or a pressure cooker, or that slow cooker you have gathering dust at the back of the cupboard, which is where this will end up once the novelty has worn off . Totally unnecessary 1 shot gadget.

My old dear uses it twice a week. Its been trouble free and easy wipe clean afterwards.

This was our best purchase at Xmas from Morrison's £38, no mess and makes great soup every time and tastes as good as any restaurant. You do have to use it correctly for the best result. Second best purchase was the Nutri Ninja turns out can also make soup...bummer lol.

i love mine if i am making a blended soup. takes 28 minutes . No mess and mine hasnt stuck. Wouldnt be without mine /

I had one and sold it! Soup tastes better cooked in a pot than one of these

Highly recommend one of these soup makers
, all the old farts say they have burnt the bottom or just a waste of money are talking nonsense , makes great soup every time with left over veg or meat ,

Go on buy it @ £30 , well worth the money

Mine's on now fab gadget.

I have one. used 100's of times and works perfectly every time, if you follow the instructions.
The soup takes about 20 mins and less messy than using pans, chopping the veg small, Heating, blending and reheating.

I don't understand when people say that this is a waste of money since it's a saucepan and a blender??
The real advantage of having one of these is the fact that you don't need to "watch" the soup, you just throw in the ingredients and go do something else... It saves time and it's pretty good at it - go figure.

I have one of these, love it , use it correctly and it makes great soup ! I advise not to put potatoes (if using them) in first as they catch on the bottom.
Hot!

I'll make it hot for you

Waste of money and space. Just use a saucepan and a blender.

I have one and its burned once - my fault as you need to make sure it's stirred first and not all the veg on the bottom with liquid on top. Only time it's left burnt marks

Seen so many at car boots with burn marks inside bottom guess they're difficult to use?