Choosing a slow cooker, rice cooker (1)

Tell me, does PERFECT mean PERFEZZA?

yes (we call her here in different ways) By the way, I saw the whole row from 55 to 58 live in Comfi - I was very impressed especially, starting from 56 (it seems) in general, the one with a removable lid.

Removable cover for 57 (I don't know for 56). Back in 56 there is no "Baking" program.

I have narrowed down the choice: a large Panasonic or Dex 50. Someone has both of these multi, you can write what the advantages / disadvantages of one and the other. Or poke a link at me if such a comparison has already been made.
I am interested in the differences in the modes, in the cooking time and the difference in the results obtained, that is, what can be learned only in the process of using the device at home.

A multicooker is bought for cooking food for two people, mainly in summer, when it is impossible to cook and bake on gas due to the heat. I want to cook porridge, porridge with fillings (such as pilaf) in it, stew vegetables, cook soups, make sautés and stews, steam and bake, make yogurt in the cold season and ferment yeast dough (as an addition to HP Panasonic) ... I do not plan to fry meat and chicken, cook pasta, and also boil and reheat something.
In Panasonic, I like that all the modes are different, some of them are automatic, that is, I pushed the button and it will do everything, no need to stand and stir, it looks like a bread machine. Basically, I don't like the price and what does not cook quickly.
Dex loves the saucepan and that a spare saucepan is relatively inexpensive. I do not like that there are few automatic modes, that some of the modes (frying, boiling and heating) I do not need, that rice / spaghetti and rice / spaghetti express are essentially no different except for time.

[1]

I am not yet a happy owner, but only a wanderer tormented by a choice. What we managed to find from the owners.
Panasonic:
TO MINUSES
1) the pan quickly scratches - you need to buy a silicone spatula, which
does not help much (i.e. it will get scratched anyway)
2) delayed start mode up to 13 hours, but it does not work for all modes (works for buckwheat, pilaf, milk porridge)
3) Keeping warm mode (constant low heating) - always turns on after the end of the previously set cooking mode
4) Only 65 minutes are set for baking. - they say not enough because the power is weaker (670W) of all presented
5) Cooking time cannot be set in an existing program
6) Due to the design in the form of a bucket and the location of the scoreboard at the end (and on an inclined surface), you can see the scoreboard being on the same level with it (bending down to the pan or raising it to eye level)

[Daffi]

let me insert my 5 kopecks
Daffi, I only have a Panasik and that little one. A family of 3 adults, but it is enough for us, and for baking and porridge-pilaf and so on. Only when I make it colder, then it seems like the saucepan is too small - not all legs fit

And from a friend - dex-50, she generally bought one for herself
and doesn't seem to be complaining either

As for me - look at the money. There is nothing to say - Panasy are reliable and the programs declared in them correspond to the name, do not overheat, do not bake. In general, you can judge by your HP

But dex is 3-4 times cheaper !!! if there was a choice in front of me NOW - then definitely dex! why pay more?

ALARMus, I will supplement you a little from my own experience
according to claim 1 - the saucepan is tender, but it has served me for 4 years already - and it seems normal
on p. 4 - I can say that I have baking 40-65 minutes. quite enough. Perhaps due to the small volume of the saucepan
according to clause 5 - the time cannot be set in hard programs, where a timer can be set
On free programs (baking, stewing, steaming) - the time is set

The Panasonic bread maker makes me happy, put it down, turned it on and forgot. As for the difference in price, you are exaggerating, Dex costs about 630 UAH, and a large Panasonic is in the region of 1500-1600 UAH, and in the summer it will drop in price to 1200-1300 UAH, so it's not all that bad. At the same time, do not forget that Dexes are not repaired, they are changed, and if it breaks down after three years, then you can only throw it out.
I already realized that you are persuading me to buy Panasonic.I want it not to overcook and bake, so that you don't need to control it, that is, put it on, turn it on and go about your business, and she does everything herself, preferably in automatic mode ...
I will still sauté and fry in a frying pan on the stove, because it is faster, more convenient and there is no need to pay for electricity.
And how does Panasonic stew vegetables, sautéed zucchini, for example, or cabbage?

Panasonic extinguishes everything perfectly!
I love squash, eggplant caviar from Panas - on stew mode, summer vegetable stews - on pilaf mode are just great!
Duck and in dex the pastries are good - the biscuits there are also excellent

But I do not bow at all - see for yourself. Well I don't have dex - that's why my impressions are only about Panas.
If for two, then a small Panas is enough, and its price is 900 UAH. This is comparable, yes. (I emphasize again - except for jellied meat)

If for two, then a small Panas is enough, and its price is 900 UAH. This is comparable, yes. (I emphasize again - except for jellied meat)

I thought about taking a small Panas, but still decided that the big one would suit me better, it would be more convenient for me, and I could cook small portions in a large one. Where did you see the little Panas for 900 UAH? Now there are no such prices, and I can't find Panasonic on sale either
In Dex, the modes are unsuccessful (for me personally). In addition, at first you will need to control the preparation so that it does not burn and run away.
I read different branches, and Dex, and Aurora, and Perfezza, and everywhere there are complaints that in other cartoons the biscuits are lower than in Panasonic, there are even pictures

[stewing, baking]

I read different branches, and Dex, and Aurora, and Perfezza, and everywhere there are complaints that in other cartoons the biscuits are lower than in Panasonic, there are even pictures

I do not understand the essence of the question, if you read and chose, take Panasonic.

shl. I just do not understand WHAT there is such a prog in Panasonic, which is not available in other multicooker. In the same way, milk porridge escapes in it, as in everyone else.

IMHO. There must be a good saucepan, a removable lid, programs are mandatory - stewing, baking(she's hot) rice (aka porridge) - this program is an automatic machine, it is in everyone and EVERYTHING.

[IRR]

IRR, I do not yet have any multi, I do not know which modes are important and which are not needed at all, so I rush about. Maybe I'm expecting too much from multi, I don't know.
I really like in Panasonic that there are three programs for cereals, that they are really different, and that all three are automatic, that is, put, pressed, cooks itself.
I need a cartoon just as a cooker, a steamer, a double boiler and a bakery. And where to read how porridge runs away in Panasonic too? I didn’t understand where the branch with debriefing for Panasonic, didn’t find complaints that something didn’t work out, it didn’t work, etc., so I imagined that she really can do everything, knows how and doesn’t run away and doesn’t burn in it. and it turns out better than in other cartoons.

[Daffi]

Daffi, these are all just electric pans. It seems to me that it would be a mistake to expect that they will cook everything themselves. I also expected a lot from the advertised Panasonic. I did not experience complete disappointment from real work with him, but neither did I experience stormy enthusiasm. A saucepan is like a saucepan. If in the hands and head of the owner, sorry, there is no riveting, then no saucepan will make a cook out of this person.

And what are the real MINUSES in Marus (47)?

Only one real drawback is the design of the lock and cover. And just now in the store I touched it with my hands and looked through the eyes of Redmond, there it is a little differently arranged and there will not be such a problem.At 45 Marus, too, the closure is all right. I will not say about 46, when I looked at her, I did not pay attention to this moment. Did you follow the link? I wrote ... 47 Marusya's programs and modes are fine ...

[Rina]

Rina, I love and know how to cook, so I don't expect any unreal opportunities from the multi. I just hope that it helps to cook some things that I am lazy or don't like to cook on the gas stove.

[of all]

In Dex, the modes are unsuccessful (for me personally). In addition, at first you will need to control the preparation so that it does not burn and run away.

This is not the first time you have repeated something like this, and by this you personally puzzle me. Where do such conclusions come from?
Cooking "threw and forgot" or "thoroughly and looking" You will depend on what exactly and how you want to cook in the cartoon, and not what cartoon model and company. I can not understand anything from what you write about automatic modes in Panas and Dex. You keep repeating that there are more of them in Panas. This is what? Or what are you talking about?

I really like in Panasonic that there are three programs for cereals, that they are really different, and that all three are automatic, that is, put, pressed, cooks itself.

I will surprise you, apparently, but in almost all cartoons, most of the modes are identical and this is how they work - put it down and it boils itself. This is generally a big plus of multicooker (of all, not only Panasov!).

I thought about taking a small Panas, but still decided that the big one would suit me better, it would be more convenient for me, and I could cook small portions in a large one. Where did you see the little Panas for 900 UAH? Now there are no such prices, and I can't find Panasonic on sale either

Initially, I don't see any reason to drive a 4.5-liter pan with half a glass of porridge, or cook 1 liter of soup or stew or pilaf (we just have three adults to eat 1-2 times) in a 4.5-liter pan - but I personally don't see that ... Everyone has their own opinion

And in terms of prices - in principle, I'm not looking for MB, perhaps that's why I don't know much about prices, but just a month ago in one of our stores I saw a little Panas for 900 kopecks
By the way, my neighbor bought it MV Moulinex, so on the trail. day I ran to change for dex - and happy with dex is simply incredible. And in the mulika, there are probably just some flaws - she really had to switch and select modes

maybe it's really better to marus? 🔗
if there are no complaints about it - so there is such a delicious price!

Gal, about "frying with a choice of temperature" (the first quote) - this, I'm sure, is about the fact that we have meat, fish or vegetables, that is, three different heating options.

Today I received an answer to my questions about the ability to change the temperature in Redmond-M-4502 in increments of 20 degrees. Here it is, the answer. It turns out that they weren't lying in advertising ...

You can set and change the temperature yourself only in the "frying" mode, but you can set the cooking time in all modes, except for "baking" and "cooking".

[Buckwheat is just porridge.]

Or what are you talking about?

well, apparently, he threw buckwheat, closed the cartoon, turned on the buckwheat program and forgot. But buckwheat can also be cooked not only on buckwheat, but rice, stewing, and languor. Buckwheat is just porridge. There can be no separate pots - millet, buckwheat, rice, pearl barley, etc. If you want dry porridge as a side dish, cook rice on the program, this is an automatic program. It turns off by itself, works until the water is completely boiled away. There is water - it cooks, there is no water - it turns off. If you want liquid porridge, simmer it. Set the time yourself.

Daffi!- these programs are in all the multicooker you are considering.

buckwheat = rice = main program loveRice cooker, even dual-mode with one switch.

[Buckwheat is just porridge.]

well, apparently, he threw buckwheat, closed the cartoon, turned on the buckwheat program and forgot. But buckwheat can also be cooked not only on buckwheat, but rice, stewing, and languor. Buckwheat is just porridge. There can be no separate pots - millet, buckwheat, rice, pearl barley, etc. If you want dry porridge as a side dish, cook rice on a prog until the water boils completely.If you want liquid porridge, simmer it. Show the time yourself.

So it seemed to me that the person had some kind of gateway opinion about Panas and other cartoons in this regard. So I say that this can be done in any cartoon, for that it is a cartoon, it doesn't matter if it's Panas or something else.
And I'm also trying to convey the idea that how a person will cook in a cartoon depends only on the person himself, and not on the multi model. Now I am baking potatoes in a cartoon. Once I interfered with it, but it was possible not to interfere at all, then it would have been hotter at the bottom, and softer at the top (as, in fact, in the oven if it baked on a baking sheet). So I say, you can not interfere in the process, but you can intervene, just the result will be different. But such programs as porridge, pilaf, rice / spaghetti (they are called differently in different cartoons) do not require intervention in the process in any cartoon, regardless of the model and company.

[Buckwheat]

I read the instructions for Panasonic and it says that in the Buckwheat, Pilaf and Milk porridge mode, you cannot set the time, that is, the cartoon itself cooks as much as necessary. That is, the programs are automatic !!! That's what I'm talking about, that there are three automatic programs, while they are different.
On Buckwheat cook all loose cereals, any.
On Pilaf make porridge with fillings, put the filling down, grits on top, then pour water, in the last 15-20 minutes the temperature in the program rises slightly and the filling is slightly fried.
Milk porridge it is clear what they are intended for, I do not know exactly how the program is arranged, but I assume that the program was developed so that the milk does not run away.
The other three programs are in all cartoons. But on baking in Panas, you can adjust the baking time, but not in Dex. And in some cartoons, Baking goes at 120 degrees, I read the instructions yesterday, it seems to me that this is not enough

Buckwheat = Rice mode, there is in any cartoon, because initially it is a rice cooker, so cooking porridge for side dishes is not a problem in any cartoon, but in other cartoons I did not find analogs to the Pilaf and Milk porridge modes, although this does not mean that they cannot be to do in other cartoons, of course, what you can.

Buckwheat = Rice mode, there is in any cartoon, because initially it is a rice cooker, so cooking porridge for side dishes is not a problem in any cartoon, but in other cartoons I did not find analogs to the Pilaf and Milk porridge modes, although this does not mean that they cannot be to do in other cartoons, of course, what you can.

In Dex, pilaf is prepared on the Rice / Spaghetti program, that is, they simply combined two programs into one, apparently, because there is practically no difference there. Slightly higher temperature on Rice / Spaghetti Express. And milk porridge for 1 hour of Stewing in Dex - cook wonderfully. And in general, the most important mode in cartoons is Stewing (after Rice, of course), most of the dishes are made on it, and everywhere it is identical. But if you just need everything to be signed verbatim, then yes, take it, Panasonic. But then you will be able to cook in a cartoon only Plov, Buckwheat and Milk porridge.

In general, a cartoon is just a saucepan that can cook some dishes without interference and knows when to turn off when the dish is completely ready. Everything else depends entirely on who is cooking. And the multi brand plays the last role in this. Do not expect miracles from the multicooker.
And the milk escapes or does not run out - depends on the milk, and not on the multicooker. It seems that it has already been found out.

... But then you will be able to cook in a cartoon only Plov, Buckwheat and Milk porridge.

Daughter Panasonic. Prepares everything - soup, meat, porridge, stew. She constantly bakes bread, cake, biscuit, cake.
Enjoyed a year. The pan has only minor scratches ..
Daffi, go to the store, take a look, feel and Whatever suits your heart, take it!
Good luck!

Daughter Panasonic. Prepares everything - soup, meat, porridge, stew. She constantly bakes bread, cake, biscuit, cake.
Enjoyed a year. The pan has only minor scratches ..
Daffi, go to the store, take a look, feel and Whatever suits your heart, take it!
Good luck!

You do not understand me. I meant that in order to cook many dishes in a cartoon, the programs do not have to be signed verbatim according to the dish. There is no Kulich program in Panas, right?

Girls, the dispute has gone on for the umpteenth time in the same circle ...

Yes, I don’t argue, I’m trying to find out if other cartoons have modes similar to the Plov mode in Panasonic, but no one wants to answer me. To make porridge with filling on the machine and bake a crust from below.
Dex has two modes for cooking porridge, maybe one of them will give a similar result?

Rinochka, we do not argue in any way, I am trying to help a person understand the essence of a multicooker, because I clearly see that some kind of misunderstanding has developed.

Daffi, in Dex, pilaf (and any other stuffed porridge, as you call it, in which you need to completely boil off the liquid) is prepared on the Rice / Spaghetti program. In the same way, the bottom is baked in the end, but I would not say that it is very strong. Stronger is hardly necessary.
And this happens without any special wisdom there, just after the liquid has completely boiled off, the program continues for some time (that is, the temperature is supplied), therefore the bottom is baked. As I understand it.
Personally, I cook pilaf on Rice / Spaghetti or a lot of side dishes of some kind. I cook a little side dish or something else (cereals with vegetables, for example) on Rice / Spaghetti Express. Everything else is on Extinguishing. Jellied meat, baked milk - on languishing. Baking - baked goods. Etc.

That is, in fact, in Dex Rice / Spaghetti = Plov program in Panasonic, and Rice / Spaghetti Express program = Buckwheat program in Panasonic?

That is, in fact, in Dex Rice / Spaghetti = Plov program in Panasonic, and Rice / Spaghetti Express program = Buckwheat program in Panasonic?

Most likely, yes, I only have Dex, but after observing the recipes that are laid out for Panas, I can conclude that this is exactly the case. Although what is there, this is exactly what I do in Dex - pilaf on Rice / Spaghetti, I cook buckwheat on the Express program. Neither one nor the other requires any intervention or stirring and turns off exactly when it is completely ready.

What are you using Boiling for?

is there no milk porridge in dex?
and stewing (on which you can cook milk) you can not put on the timer?

I love Panas anxiously because of milk porridge. Our family loves milk porridge for breakfast - oatmeal, rice, corn, barley
And I am pleased with the fact that you can put all this on the timer - and in the morning do not fool around with breakfast, because breakfast will be ready!

Daffi, if milk porridge on the timer is important for you (as for me personally), and if there is no milk on the timer in dexa, then Panas
And everything else - pilaf, stew, caviar, goulash, biscuit and jellied meat - dex (and not only dex) can be prepared by any MV. the girls are absolutely right.
So it seems to me that the price should be the decisive factor.

What are you using Boiling for?

For nothing. I don't use this program at all. Unless I cooked dumplings a couple of times (if it's the same as on the stove, then drain the water).

is there no milk porridge in dex?

There is no separate program. I will not say about the timer, I have never used it in half a year. But why exactly the conclusion that Quenching cannot be set on the timer? It seemed to me that it is possible. And if I had to in the morning, and I already know that my milk porridge is being cooked on Stew for exactly 1 hour, then I would have set myself a timer without problems, I think.
But if the decisive factor is milk porridge, then of course it's better to take that cartoon where they have a separate program. It's just that milk is very rarely prepared here, so I personally don't need such a program at all.

[Lozja]

Lozja, what are the disadvantages of Dex? What do you dislike or find uncomfortable?

Girls who have Panasonic, what do you DO NOT like about it?
I already realized that the multi is more or less the same, I understood about the modes, I also wrote down about the milk porridge and the timer. I'm sitting rethinking, trying to convince myself that Dex is not bad either.
Now I want to find out the shortcomings and understand which of them will be critical for me and which will not.I just do not like surprises in technology and usually try to find out in advance about the "features" of the model that I am going to buy. Get it right

[: Daffi]

: Daffi, I have the impression that you persuade yourself to go to "Panas". Well, buy it, and you will delight us with your purchase.

Nothing of the kind, I want to know what to face during operation and I want to be ready for this, it's more convenient for me. I want to dissuade myself from Panasonic, because it is expensive and because it is not on sale.

[Lozja]

Lozja, what are the disadvantages of Dex? What do you dislike or find uncomfortable?

Girls who have Panasonic, what do you NOT like about it?
I already realized that the multi is more or less the same, I understood about the modes, I also wrote down about the milk porridge and the timer. I'm sitting rethinking, trying to convince myself that Dex is not bad either.
Now I want to find out the shortcomings and understand which of them will be critical for me and which will not. I just do not like surprises in technology and usually try to find out in advance about the "features" of the model that I am going to buy. Get it right

The only drawback that I personally can note in Dex is a non-removable cover (in Panas, too). No matter how you wipe it, I want to take it off and wash it thoroughly, although it looks like it's clean. do not even wash, namely clean, like the dishes we clean periodically.
Nothing else comes to mind from the minuses, some pluses, but they rather relate to the presence of a multicooker in general than to the Dex themselves. I just put a cupcake on condensed milk in a cartoon, poured it, turned on the Baking and went to myself. Neither heating the oven, nor then controlling the degree of readiness is a sheer pleasure. The main thing is not to forget to get it out of there later. I bake a lot in the oven, but when I don't want to bother, then a cartoon is a treasure! And if you think about the upcoming heat, then this is a double treasure. Most of all I appreciate her for muffins, casseroles, soups, borscht, jellied meat, and everything else too. That is, for the simplicity of preparing these dishes in the cartoon.

And yes, if you are closer to Panasonic's heart, then why rape yourself, buy it!
I, too, when the cartoon caught fire, was aimed at Panasonic, but in the same place where I was going to buy, there was another cartoon - Dex 50. Having studied two of these multi in the evening according to reviews on the internet, I realized that Dex is very similar to Panas and quite me suits for its price. I don't know if I would be happier with Panasonic, but with Dex I am very happy as a hostess.

Two years ago, I saw a small Panasonic live in a store and was terribly disappointed, I could not understand that everything was found in it and in the end I did not buy.
But last summer I realized that without multi there is simply no way, the heat does not allow you to turn on the gas stove, and sometimes you want to eat

Two years ago, I saw a small Panasonic live in a store and was terribly disappointed, I could not understand that everything was found in it and in the end I did not buy.

what disappointed you about it?

Have you seen the dex live? I really liked the dex, as well as the perfezza ... well, I really like Marusya
The saucepans there are so ... motsy, the Panas have them flimsy, thin Although I can't complain - my saucepan seems to be in order. I use a silicone spatula

about extinguishing on the timer, I just asked - if in dex you also set extinguishing on the timer - then it's just super!
in Panas, only three programs are set on the timer - buckwheat, pilaf and milk

But last summer I realized that without multi there is simply no way, the heat does not allow you to turn on the gas stove, and sometimes you want to eat

it is yes. Here any multicooker will help you out incredibly
We go to the sea by car - I always take MV with me - it's just a miracle! while the people are trying to cook-heat-fry something after the beach, we calmly poured it in and eat. And in the morning, in the same way - I woke up - milk porridge is waiting for you, I ate it and was full until lunchtime.
Such a lifesaver on vacation.
And of course in the summer - you can indulge yourself in the heat and enjoy casseroles and caviar and biscuits. At the same time, you do not need to stand at the stove.
I don’t know, in our family it is customary to have breakfast with porridge, and indeed to have a hearty breakfast - "otherwise it is not known when there will be lunch."

[rinishek]

rinishekI just read so much about Panasonic, it seemed to me that he was so extraordinary and wonderful, and when I saw it live, nothing impressed me, neither the appearance, nor the view from the inside, nor the saucepan, which turned out to be small and thin. I was expecting something more for such money that I would see it and I could not take my eyes off, but this did not happen, so I was upset
I haven't seen Dex live yet, I'm going to call the stores and go to see him.

About setting the timer in Dex https://Mcooker-enn.tomathouse.com/index.php@option=com_smf&topic=89830.0
That is, except for Frying, all modes are set on a timer. Let the girls with Dex be more precise

[You need to have several multi-cookers (electric pans), it is so convenient !!!]

I have narrowed down the choice: big Panasonic or Dex 50.

Can I shake it too?

In fact, any multicooker is an electric pan. For a long time I only had a simple two-mode rice cooker, and then it made my life easier! I also threw in the products, turned on the cook and forgot until the end of the program. Pilaf, porridge, stew, all sorts of stewed vegetables, lasagna, pasta and dumplings, etc. I even bake muffins. I was stewing milk. Cooked jellied meat. I didn't cook only milk porridge ... And I don't know why myself ...
Then thanks to our forum users: flowers: I got Panasonic. Honestly - for me it makes no difference what to cook. I cook and love with the tender love of both assistants. I cook only delayed meals and milk porridge only in Panasonic. Now I'm licking my lips at the Elby pressure cooker, but if I get into the action on Perfezza, I'll buy it too !!! It's a pity that there are no shares on Dax, I would have grabbed her too ... I'm only limited by the price ... I can't afford Dax50 now, but it's a pity ...

And one of my friends has a simple two-mode rice cooker and a little Panasonic, who is also happy with both. So she even cooks borscht in a rice cooker! They have a family - two adults and two children.

If the price does not bother you, take Panasonic10, only then you will have to buy a spare saucepan for 400 UAH and still wait for it. And so I advise you to take the Dex50, I saw it, a solid construction, the saucepan is so stout (plump)! Morphy Richards has good reviews, and Dax50 is its counterpart. And we have a large section on Dex. And the price is not bad - 630 UAH and you can order a saucepan right away for about 230 UAH. A spare saucepan will be needed in any multicooker! The most problematic part in a multicooker is the saucepan. Problems with email partly they occur when there are voltage drops, well, any email will suffer from this. Technics. But this issue can be resolved in advance.

You need to have several multi-cookers (electric pans), it is so convenient !!!

One multi is enough for me, but I need a good, reliable one. I hope that I will like the Dex 50, because it has a good price and an inexpensive spare saucepan, you can buy a double boiler from Panasonic (steam on two levels), there are enough modes, even a flan is made in it for a couple, generally a dream. We urgently need to look for a 18 cm metal bowl to make flan and steamed casseroles

I wish your future assistant never ceases to please you !!!

One multi is enough for me, but I need a good, reliable one.

It seems so only at first ... Then you realize that it is so convenient !!! I'm on gas. I cook only soups and scrambled eggs on the stove, it's just so convenient for me, my soups are prepared in between times, on their own and on the stove ... Although I need to try it somehow! I even make an omelet in a slow cooker! This is so dumb!

in it even flan is made for a couple, generally a dream.

What is a flan? Sorry for the culinary darkness ...

Flan is a dessert made from eggs, sugar and milk. Flan is essentially a baked custard, you can also make caramel and crème brulee, they either go with milk in half with cream or just cream.
This is how "Egg caramel cream-steam" is made at SuperChef (it's Dex 50's twin brother) 🔗

[ukka]

What is a flan? Sorry for the culinary darkness ...

ukka, in France, flan is called cream caramel. We have about him TEMKA.

Oh, I smell something on Marusya 47, I lean
Redmond M4502, Panasonic 18 and Marusya 45 also took part in the selection.

\ by the way if
TIMER - on those models where there is no clock, and where there is already a clock there is "Preparing for a given time" (Preset)
Why does Redmond M4502 in the description say - "The maximum time for setting the timer is 24 hours", if the time is initially set there \

Oh, I smell something on Marusya 47, I lean
Redmond M4502, Panasonic 18 and Marusya 45 also took part in the selection.

I have a Redmond M4502 with 10 programs, I like that you can see the temperature in the saucepan at any time and, if anything, make adjustments to the cooking process. I dream of a second multicooker, probably it will be the same, but with 16 programs

[M]

I have a Redmond M4502 with 10 programs, I like that you can see the temperature in the saucepan at any time and, if anything, make adjustments to the cooking process. I dream of a second slow cooker, probably it will be the same, but with 16 programs

It seems strange with 16 programs M4502 (upper right button with a one-word inscription), and from 10 - 4502 (without M, upper right button with a two-word inscription)

[M]

It seems strange with 16 programs M4502 (upper right button with a one-word inscription), and from 10 - 4502 (without M, upper right button with a two-word inscription)

You were shown a close-up of the Redmond faces here, there you can read all the buttons.

Right now I have both instructions in front of me, both multicooker in them are called the same REDMOND RMC-M4502, only one has 10 programs, and the other has 16 programs in memory, but what's even funnier is that the photos of the multicooker itself in these instructions and recipe books ARE THE SAME! It is good that although the boxes differ. In 16-program there is no possibility of choosing the TYPE OF GRAIN in the "REGULAR BREWING" program (long-grain or round-grain) and DEGREES OF READY (soft, standard, hard), there are no automatic programs "TURBO BAKING" and "2 PERSONS" ... But there is a program "PASTA" and "ROASTING WITH TEMPERATURE SETTING" with a choice of product type (Vegetables, Fish, Meat). Other programs are almost the same.

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You were shown a close-up of the Redmond faces here, there you can read all the buttons.

I watched them - on the basis of these pictures and build my statement.

GOOD EVENING!
forgive me for asking questions about the choice for the 100th time. I hope you will help me - experienced people gathered here, as I see
for today I have such a choice:
Multicooker Brand 37500
or
Multicooker Polaris PMC 0508D White
I am also considering Polaris PMC 0506D

what is required - baking mode (among other things)
5l bowl and the price is not more than 3 thousand.
this is basic.
I'm waiting for advice