The multicooker is not enough. What to buy to help her?

In October, I bought a Panas, and until the new year I was eyeing Brand, LaCuchin, MV Kenwood and simple rice cookers as a second saucepan. MVD had to be postponed, although I really wanted to simmer in it a Soviet compote of dried fruits for the morning and sabji (carrots, cabbage, potatoes, Adyghe cheese, green peas, curry, vegetable oil AND NOT A DROP OF WATER, Hare Krishnaites taught me, but I don't care this thing burned in a cauldron ... but then you can eat from the refrigerator for 5 days, even the cold is delicious), I had to postpone it because of the tinyness of the kitchen. While Brand was slowing down with the release of a new model, I ordered Brand's thermo-pot for 5 liters - I liked the thermo-pot itself and the guys from Brand. They asked what could be improved in their work. And I have several. acquaintances chose Landlife only because of the opportunity to buy a spare bowl, and not very convenient mv Daewoo only because of the 3-liter volume (that family had no children). So I told the guys from Brand that it would be cool if they sold spare bowls to little Brand
I haven't bought myself either Brand or LaKuchina (I was late with a bunch), we are in Nov. a year accidentally went to the Brownmall website and ordered two Viscounts as much as 1650 rubles, one as a gift to a friend with many children. The operator said, take better 2-something thousand large viscounts, otherwise these are small. And then I climbed again and realized that the big one is a model in which the word baking is added next to the words milk porridge-soup and the volume is the same as in the big panas, and almost everything is the same, only the bowl is stronger!
Then my pepper flew to London, tried to buy a Sanyo rice cooker, but did not have time, and when he will be sent there, I don’t know ... We are going to Ukraine in May, where Dexa is. In the meantime, my two mvs are standing - Panas and Visconte, they are basically the same, but I want something different, but I don't know what yet ...
While I was climbing and buzzing into the ears of my acquaintances, one of them bought a Tiger in a Japanese store, and the other bought a Cuckoo, a miracle of the 21st century. Although I was just buzzing about Kuchin, then there were discounts ...
After all, one can not get sick with device addiction, but be a carrier and transmitter of the infection!

Warsaw, cool story
Come to us, pay attention to the DEX50.

Thank you, Rina! And why is it better than dex-10? Is such a mountain of functions necessary for a not very economic family?

there, unlike the 10th model, there are stewing and frying functions.
The difference in price is small, it is not worth it to sacrifice two useful modes because of it. Without stewing, I definitely would not have taken a multicooker.

It seems to me that the safety net of the multicooker is the pressure cooker. I would not dare to leave her alone, but ... if the multicooker suddenly starts not to keep up, then the pressure cooker is just right!

There is no risk in leaving the pressure cooker. It works independently, just like a multicooker, there is also a delayed start and a transition to heating at the end of the program. You can safely put it on the timer if there is such a need (for example, porridge in the morning or soup for coming home from work). Quietly go on business when she cooks. This is not a gas stove for which you need an eye and an eye. There are several degrees of protection.
The main thing is to learn how to properly handle a smart pan: close the lid and valve well and press the desired button

For example, we cook jellied meat in a regular saucepan on the stove. You won't get far from the kitchen in 5-6 hours. And then you press the button and go for a walk with the child, or about your business, or you sit on the "bread maker". A saucepan for an hour and a half! everything will cook and go to heating.

[Alexa13]

Alexa13You replied to Shpilke's post written 3 (!) Years ago. We convinced her a long time ago that the pressure cooker was safe.

[Alexa13]

Alexa13You replied to Shpilke's post written 3 (!) Years ago. We convinced her a long time ago that the pressure cooker was safe.

dopleta, I saw the date. It's okay, she took her words just as an example, this question is asked by dozens of potential users of CB. They will read the topic, see the question that they are also going to ask and immediately answer it. Not everyone has the strength to shovel the whole topic

Personally, I don't need a double boiler, I don't need a rice cooker, I already have all this in my cartoon. For convenience, I bought myself another bowl with a lid (I don’t know about the others, Redmond has it) so as not to shift it a hundred times. And in principle I have enough. Only when the guests have to come do I think that one more cartoon would not be in the way. I have a 90 model, she knows how to do everything, maybe she can take another baby, I'm thinking ..

If there is not enough multicooker, buy another one, then another ...: victory: And then you don't know where to put it all, and when you start to get it out, then there is an extra reason to clean up on a shelf or in a cabinet. Let's say I bought another bowl in Redmond and everything suits me, and from the rest I often use only a blender