we make soups in a saucepan and then use a hand blender. I just can't see the point in these. What is the benefit of one?
Gollywood
6 Jan 172#10
waffle / doughnut / cupcake makers? :wink:
kellyhalls
6 Jan 17#8
B&M have it on offer 39.99 if helps anyone
weemee002
6 Jan 17#7
use this loads. it's great... tomatoes and basil soup from manual booklet is great
hypnotic
6 Jan 17#6
Now up to £48.60
horsepills
6 Jan 171#5
We've made lovely soups with this. About two years ago, that is...before it was packed away next to the toastie maker
Intenso to horsepills
6 Jan 17#9
And Juicer and ....
quidstretchy
5 Jan 171#4
Does it have a can-opener?
andrew08uk
5 Jan 17#3
Very cheap, hot
SuffolkLad222
5 Jan 17#2
I was pleased when my soup maker went wrong and had to be returned. Prefer making it with a saucepan and hand blender; saves space and I can control the texture of the soup better.
escortboy
5 Jan 171#1
The £100 one was £35 just before Christmas that may be worth waiting for.
Had some soup from it yesterday and it was blinking yummers!
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Also same price at Tesco Direct.
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Had some soup from it yesterday and it was blinking yummers!