I've read the old threads, but wondering if anyone's had one for awhile and either totally loves it, or it's in the cupboard gathering dust! Trying to decide if I use the fly buys on this, the tefal grater thing, or just something else totally.
jan2242,
Nov 2, 3:45pm
I still like mine, but it has it's faults - too small at times compared to my old crockpot. Great for pressure cooking though, and steaming.
geldof,
Nov 2, 4:31pm
I am loving mine.But have not used the slow cook function yet. I have done pot roasts, risottos, casseroles, chicken pieces, pork belly, bolognese .All turned out great.
nik12,
Nov 2, 7:53pm
Cool, thanks. yeah I did wonder if it would fit my big cornbeefs in it.
harrislucinda,
Nov 2, 9:24pm
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jaybee321,
Nov 3, 2:17am
Great for soups in winter, pumpkin soup in 6-8 minutes in pressure cooker.I the warmer mnths it does sit in the cupboard.
nik12,
Nov 3, 3:33am
That would make sense jaybee :-)
thewomble1,
Nov 3, 10:12am
Used at least twice a week.
minfo,
Nov 3, 5:20pm
Love mine, cooks silverside/corn beef no trouble, great for casseroles, chicken, pork etc. Haven't tried rice pudding tho.
drsr,
Nov 3, 5:44pm
The slow cooker is one temperature only. The pressure cooker takes quite a while to get up to pressure, think the element is a bit underpowered. Apart from that it's OK.
huggy5,
Nov 3, 5:56pm
I don't really like mine as a slow cooker, the inner is really thin and it doesn't seem to work as well as my other one.But I love the pressure cooker function, and the saute function.I do whole chickens in mine and chilli mostly.
falcon-hell,
Nov 3, 9:26pm
does the meat have to be fresh to use in the pressure cooker-or can it be frozen! mine is still gathering dust in the cupboard-need to get of my bum and use it,lol.
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