Choosing a multicooker

[Gingi]

Gingiand this is just the beginning
At first I also only wanted a multicooker

I here bypassed some topics, and as a result ........ it was interesting to look at what the people squeak from there. Now the food is with them. And life from this is beautiful and varied. Now I go to the kitchen not to fight with the routine, but to play with lovely toys.

Now I go to the kitchen not to fight with the routine, but to play with cute toys.

It is impossible to say better and more precisely.

It all started so simple, I wanted a new freezer. Now I am making a list of vital things.

[RepeShock]

RepeShock, thanks for reading

Elenta, I sold mine and do not regret it, I didn’t manage to love him. Although I love all my kids. But for 5 liters I have a lot, I can't cook a little in them

What are your small cars?
I watched Redmond today, well, that's not my brand right again in agony

[Elenta]

Elenta, I had and still have a lot of Reds. What's not your brand?
Red always suited me in all positions, but he is boring.
You see, I need a bunch of emotions, like in Filka 3060

I watched Redmond today, well, that's not my brand

I also thought so before, then, under the influence of the public, I bought 02- Redica, and now I sincerely love him., Then I bought 01 - Radish, but it is purely for casseroles from me.,
I want to say that my opinion was wrong, about the Redmont, now I don't think so and sincerely love my kids.

For example, I treat all Reds very well, and I had a lot of them. An unpleasant impression was left by some floating ball in the SV, with which I could not cope in any way, but otherwise!
Maybe there are still problems with the bowls due to the coverage, but in general, the functionality is hoo!

[Elenta]

Elenta, I've been less than a week since I became the happy owner of Ready-01. What porridge it turns out, mortality! I will never cook such rice porridge in my life, it's elementary for me to stand at the stove with porridge for an hour
There is also a large cartoon for the m60, already 2.5 years old, and now baby 01, no complaints about them, I like the ceramic bowls and the plastic case does not bother! Quite clear control, normally readable display, a sufficient number of programs.
I also have a radish for HP, but I am very unhappy with it, I knead the dough, nothing, but I bake it in a broken mystery, since only the bowl flew out there! So Redmond's HP and multicooker are "two big differences."

What are your small cars?

Second day puzzled by the same problem. The question arose that my husband and I needed two completely different cereals in the morning. The need for one more baby. I would buy a Binaton 2116 from someone. I could not find another Wishlist up to 2.5 liters

[Larissa]

Larissa, 01Redmond has a ceramic bowl 2L, 02Redmond has a Teflon bowl 1.6L.

[Buttercup]

Buttercup, thanks, honey, but I want Binatosha

[Larissa]

Larissa,

[Larssevsk]

Larssevsk, Larisa, and baby Binatosha is on sale again? I like it too, it really feels 3D in it. But he is not for milk porridge.

[Sveta]

Sveta, the fact of the matter is that it is not on sale. And I need it just under the porridge on the water. If it were on sale, I would buy it and not cry here

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Beanaton 2116.

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but if the cheaper Redmond02 ... I wouldn't overpay, even though Beanaton is cute
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Irochka, thank you very much, I am not even ready to pay for someone's 3790, especially in an incomprehensible Yekaterinburg store. I'll go knock on Temko, maybe someone has played enough

in an incomprehensible Yekaterinburg store.

Yekaterinburg is a big city, a millionaire, it stands for almost 3 centuries, no worse than others, the capital of the Urals

but ... why pay more

[Elenta]

Elenta, I had a red 02, I gave it to my mother, because the coating peeled off and rust formed in it, although I did not use it often and only silicones. A bowl appeared on it then only on the multicooker website, but delivery to my city was at the price of another multicooker. Then I took binatone muc-2116, I really like the sensory programs in it and I practically do not cook porridge in it (but how much I cooked, I personally did not run it), but it was not enough for the three of us and I took panasonic 10 (thanks to Irina vernisag for help) here it is enough for us to feed dad, daughter, dog and dad with us to work. I really like the bowl there, since February I have been driving it into the tail, and I drive it into the mane, nothing sticks (milk does not run there, but I don’t like to cook it there, but the buckwheat mode, I do all the cereals, pilaf, I really like it, also the baking mode, and lately I got hooked on stewing in it and stew, and peppers, and various gravies) I persuaded my mother to do this. After I bought red 01 (I had a dream), I make milk porridge in it and I like the yoghurt in it very much, thick and without whey. And I'm somehow not very big, although there is a lumka and hitachi (also sensory, but I did not fully understand it, but I really like roast and pilaf in it, albeit for a long time). I apologize for the many letters

[Tatyana]

Tatyanasell me Beanaton 2116 for 1000

[Larssevsk]

Larssevsk, in the internet not, but we have two stores. In one 1500, and in another 2000 (if I am not mistaken). Maybe you have?

we have in two stores

Tan, in which ones?

[Larssevsk]

Larssevsk, I? Believe it or not, I was standing on Avito, no one took it, but then I got it out and realized I wouldn't give it up. I love him dearly. Yesterday he cooked 3 ms of buckwheat from me, I opened it as soon as I opened it, and it was already to the eyeballs, but I managed

Posted on Friday 21 Oct 2016 10:12 AM

Larssevsk, they are not networked. Regular home appliance stores. I saw two recently. I was surprised at the price, I took it for 990, but here is the price. Don't you have it?

I read them all, but the choice has already made in favor of Redmond 12-price is a decisive factor.

already made a choice in favor of Redmond 12

I, in my opinion, had one. If my memory serves me, then a cup from 10 Panasik suits him. Good cartoons!
Congratulations!

Girls, please advise. It seems like you want a new slow cooker, but I don't know what to wish for. I’m already a sophisticated user, I have a Panasonic 18, Stadtler Form, Redmond M150 (I cook only in multicooker, because I don’t like to cook at all). I love the first two dearly, and Redmond is like a family with its black sheep. The first to appear were Panasonic 5-6 years ago, with a difference of six months, then I bought a Stadtler (he was 3 years old), then I wanted Redmond, he was with a multi-cook, with 3D heating (and it turned out to be useless for me!), And gave one Panasonic to my mother ... As a result: both Panasonic worked as well as work successfully. Radik immediately after the purchase began to please - everything stuck to the bowl, I had to buy an additional bowl from Polaris. Then the porridge in the broth ran under the front panel, then the button for opening the lid began to jam, then they removed the front panel, since it half fell off by itself. Now it works, but the front panel is broken, the button for opening the lid is also broken. I have already stood for a year, I will take it for repairs. By the way, how the programs work there, I didn't like it either, the temperature is too high, as it seems to me, in many modes. But recently, the Stadtler started to mess up, when the lid is fully opened, it gives an error E. But if you don't open the lid too much, then everything also works. You also need to take it to the repair. Only Panasonic remains. It seems so little. I thought, maybe I could buy something like that so that I could cook as carefully as Panasonic, but maybe there were more sensor programs (I really like these programs), maybe there will be some other functions that will make life easier in the kitchen ... who is such a miracle, but I just don't know what I need this too, please share.

[Zetta]

Zetta, true sensory programs are rarely found in new modern multicooker. I advise you to repair the stadler (I repaired mine and I'm happy)
Try to find a Japanese girl Toshiba (you can look at Avito), she also has several sensor programs, this is an old model, an excellent build quality and a wonderful bowl (they are no longer in Russia), well, or Korean models
After Panasonic and Stadler, it is difficult to find something worthy everything will seem - the third grade is not a marriage

Good evening. Caught in the description that Steba DD2 and DD2 XL differ in power of 900 and 1000 watts. Does Steba DD2 XL cook faster or, on the contrary, does everything burn on it? In general, the difference of 100 watts is noticeable, will the recipes and cooking times for the XL have to be adjusted?
It seemed to me that most of them have 5 liters, why didn't they buy 6 liters? And I wonder why the DD2 XL is cheaper, what's wrong with it?

It seemed to me that most of them have 5 liters, why didn't they buy 6 liters?

Would be 3-4 liters, many would buy exactly small
Large ones are less in demand, now all families are small. There is less demand, prices are falling.
If the size is larger, of course, and the power should be larger, in my opinion this is logical

I think that there is little a family can do without a saucepan of 5 liters or more

broths, jellied meat, vegetable preparations, jam

what a small volume, what is more - it is prepared almost at the same time, why pay more for electricity, cooking more often

[Irsha]

Irsha, well, I don’t know if we are a family. There are only 2 of us - me and my husband. I would buy a 3 liter pressure cooker. I don't cook jam, jellied meat once a year .... I just have a problem - how to cook less food in a 5 liter Shteba, I still can't get used to it. And then I cooked borscht here - we ate for 4 days, but I don't like that. Considering that we eat at home once a day, a 3 liter pot would be enough for me.
And in another I agree - almost the same amount of electricity is consumed, it may only take a little less for heating.

There are only 2 of us

there are two of us too

and I also cook small portions every day - in baby Redmond02, less often in Pansonik10, he is no longer * baby *

but without a pot (at least on a stove, at least an electric one) I can't imagine a kitchen of jellied meat I rarely cook, but it's more convenient for me to cook that jellied meat in a slow cooker (6.5 liters) once every six months (4-4.5 liters of ready-made jellied meat) , pour into 300-500 ml jars for twisting and you can eat a little while hunting

and even about the ready-made meat broth, which is constantly available in the refrigerator, in jar bottles for twisting, again from a slow cooker, it is also very convenient, so I cook everyday quick soups on it

that's just how it's more convenient for me, for a small family, when you don't need a daily, not a small saucepan finished food


each housewife cooks for herself

pour out into 300-500 ml jars under a twist and you can eat a little while hunting

That would never have thought of it myself. If you don't mind, I'll take the idea away. Hot pouring under screw caps? No need to sterilize? And how much jelly can stand like that?
I am trying to determine the volume of the bowl. Are the bowls different only in height, or is the diameter different? How much broth is there in a 5-liter and a 6-liter one? If you cook milk porridge, then how much is the maximum possible?
For baking, probably no difference?

[Galina]

How much broth is there in a 5-liter and a 6-liter one?

Galina, in a 5-liter - actually 3.5 liters, in a 6-liter - a little more than 4. They differ only in height, the diameter of the bowls is the same.

If you cook milk porridge, then how much is the maximum possible?

Liter 2 approx.

And it is possible to lay down all the ingredients in the evening so that you can eat hot porridge in the morning. Won't run away unattended? At home everyone loves to eat porridge, but how to cook so no one.

And it is possible to lay down all the ingredients in the evening so that you can eat hot porridge in the morning. Won't run away unattended?

"Porridge" mode with a delay.

If you don't mind, I'll take the idea away. Hot pouring under screw caps? Do not need to sterilize? And how much jelly can stand like this?

this is the finest advice from Tanya-Admin (from her daughter)

pour the hot into clean jars, bottles, twist-on, yeah - screw caps, you don't need to sterilize, cool down, in the refrigerator, I didn't have anything for more than a month

it is also good to pour peas, bean soup

girls and ready-made soups are poured, then just warm up

behold

only I never turn over cans, bottles, to anything - it is not for a long preservation, and is stored in the refrigerator

girls and ready-made soups are poured, then just warm up

behold

Thank you. How many interesting things you have here, you can't remember everything, you need a synopsis. I went to read.

it is not for long conservation, and is stored in the refrigerator

Remember botulism? Meat and mushrooms are the most dangerous in this sense. I rolled up soups only for transportation - so as not to spill.

Meat and mushrooms

I do not store under the twist

having cooked broth, take out meat and bones, filter

jellied meat is quite fat, there is not so much pure meat in it

yes I mentioned that more than a month I have nothing is stored in this way, on average - 7-10 days

in the subject of Tanya-Admin about botulism made a warning?

about botulism made a warning?

So this is a well-known fact.

Hello! All the same, I decided to take a pressure cooker-multicooker. I choose from these models: Orson 5015, shteba dd2, Moulinex CE 503132, Redmond 350 or 380. What to choose? The priority is quality and speed.

Girls, experts, urgent advice is needed! I'm going to buy my daughter the first multicooker, choose between Polaris and Redmond with telephone control, what do you recommend? And for operation, which is more reliable?

I choose from these models: Orson 5015, shteba dd2, Moulinex CE 503132, Redmond 350 or 380

Moulinex and Redmond 350 are hybrid models, and Orson, shteba are full-fledged pressure cookers, with a removable lid, which cook high pressure baud.
I love hybrid models more

Added on Tuesday 25 Oct 2016 04:08 PM

And for operation, which is more reliable?

Difficult question It's like two evils, choose the lesser

understandable, thanks! I'll go and see it myself, I'll feel

[Julia ***]

Julia ***, not the most reliable and interesting list of firms is simple.

They are about the same, redmond is more expensive though. Palaris bowls are very thin and not very reliable, but, as it seems to me, they keep the temperature better on programs than Redmonds.
Both the one and the other company have good models and there are not very successful ones. And discussing manufacturers is probably not very correct, it is better to choose and compare specific models.

Good evening. I am tormented with the choice of my first multicooker-pressure cooker. In this regard, the thought came to me that it would be good to conduct a small vote on models: a model - how many people have. I think that many who are faced with the problem of choosing their first multicooker would be interested. In short, the model is how many years of ownership, what to like and what not, problems, if any. For those choosing an assistant, I think, there would be invaluable information, and many questions would be removed, and it would help to determine the choice of a model.
When I was looking for a puncher, such a vote helped a lot.

[Gingi]

Gingi, only perforators rarely have 5-8))

only perforators rarely have 5-8

At exactly 12-15, all the more

No, well, almost everyone probably has a staff. Although I bought it just for the collection, I hardly ever use it.