I have soup every day - great way to pack in all your veggie nutrients in one yummy bowl. And they are cost effective too. Carrot, pumpkin & sweet potato is a recent favourite, but I also make minestrone, curried butternut & sweet potato and veggie soup. Cauliflower & broccoli are a bit expensive at the moment, but I've seen some really nice recipes using these ingredients. You can use the veggie cuttings to make the broth for the soup (just clean them well beforehand) eg onion skins, carrot tops, potato skins, celery stalks etc. Soup can be enjoyed cold, warm or hot - perhaps with flatbread, a cheese dipper, a slice of toast or a roll. I make a large batch, freeze some and keep the rest in the fridge for a quick & easy meal (lasts about 3 days in the fridge). I make my soup in the microwave to keep electricity costs down.
I liked and learnt more from this more than all the official vids I checked out,, Thank you for being so genuine in your delivery.. I'm off to try my own now.
Great video on how to use a soup maker for someone new to the idea of soup making. Also very informative and down to earth review on the Aldi soup maker. Great video!
I've just made a really great roasted butternut and sweet potato soup... but, oh the mess! Food processor, two bowls, sieve, hand blender, spatulas, spoons etc. I think I need one of these. Nice to hear you saying grace before eating too.
I hear you. These soup makers are legit! You just throw whatever ingredients in you want and 21 minutes later, exactly, you have fully cooked and blended soup. It really is that easy.
@@FoodTech101 You are right - I got one tonight. Within 30 mins of it arriving, I had the most amazing leek and potato soup. As good as I've had in any restaurant and much better than shop bought. Thanks for the inspiration.
Brilliant video ! Thank you so much for showi g us how easy it is yo make great soup using a soup maker. Bought Tefal one just before lockdown but not used it yet. Now I will. Tefal one also has keep warm function after cooking (in case waiting for others to arrive) and a self-clean function. Self clean is great as its the only way to clean interior after eating soup. Making 1st soup in soup maker tonight !!
Brilliant! I've had mine a while now and I still can't believe how well they work. I think I'm going to do a few videos and the different kind of dishes you can make with the soup maker. If I remember, I'll give you a shout-out for inspiring me with the idea. Check out some of my other videos, you might find something else you like.
The only disappointment I had with my soup maker, is not getting one sooner. I can easily make soup for lunch, while I'm getting ready for work. Curried cauliflower and coconut soup is one of my favs to make.
I've been investigating getting one of these but it does seem like they're a saucepan combined with a food blender which is how I make my soup now, unless I'm doing a chunky soup and then I don't blend it up.
I was about to say the same thing. Am expecting my machine tomorrow!! 👍👍 Want to add some seasoned chicken to it, so will see. Maybe some lentils too!! Ooh the recipes in my mind are coming.......
Great for British winter weather. Add stockpot for better taste. I have one plate chunky, then blend the second plate Smooth, they can taste different but always delicious!
Thanking the Lord for the food. Well done Sir! Thank you very much for your video. I've finally known how to use it. Wife bought it but have not been keen on looking at the manual. Lol. Would you make a video about some soup recipes then. 🤪
Wonderful, entertaining review. Thanks for sharing! I'm in the market for one for a friend. He is really not a kitchen dude, but loves the soup I make. Alas, he just would not attempt multi-ingredient soups, or benefit from an instant pot, so I thought about the 'dump and cook' alternative. Personally, I make soup in a big pot, and finish it with a stick blender. That way, I get to control the chunky/smooth ratio. However, I can understand that being able to simplify the process of eliminating junk food from our diet has to be a good thing. Again, thanks for sharing.
I have an Aldi soup maker and love it .I really love soup and use it loads especially during cold weather like we are having now Thanks for this video will try this recipe tomorrow 👍
Good video I'm about to get one from Amazon, but I did read somewhere it's best to add some water 'first' this stops vegetables sticking to bottom. Has anyone had this happen to them 😁
lol. I know what you mean but it's just so easy and works sooo well. I like when products really live up to your expectation. And I don't get a dome for saying any of this.
needs some black pepper in it as well , looks great and healthy no preservatives etc nice for the winter months or if you just fancy some soup i might buy 1 and what you dont eat you could freeze for those days when you fancy some more
I’d like to know if this device is still working, please. I bought a similar Morphy Richards soup maker and it broke after forth or fifth use. Is it that much better than a plain sauce and a stick blender?
Love the way you have some soup with your garlic lol. Great video, I've just used mine for the first time (leek and potato ((minus garlic)) and the bottom is burned, so cheers for the oil tip for the bottom before I start the next time.
In essence, it is a type of pressure cooker that you can choose to blend or not blend the ingredients. Want it watery then 'don't' select blend. I've had mine a few years now and honestly, it's my favorite kitchen appliance. Every time I make soup it seems a little bit like I'm doing some kind of culinary magic.
Do you have a user manual for the Ambiano Soup Maker. I've purchased one but there's no manual. Just made some leek and potato and celery soup after watching your video. Thanks!
I'll have to check if I still have mine. These soup makers are awesome. Even after a year of ownership I'm still blown away by how easy it is to make soup in this thing. Thanks for the feedback. 😊
Well done, excellent presentation, I live alone and I'm always making soups where I have to keep on checking the progress on the cooker that it don't over spill or the water done dry up and vegetables end up burning, na man, not me again papa, I was looking at soup makers for a while and saw one on Amazon, like you do, I checked out some reviews on RUclips until I saw your video, you didn't cut corners, it was straigh forward, I'm well impressed, I will definitely go and get one, ( if any are left) if you haven't, try Butternut squash, carrots and Sweet Potato Soup, here's another one for your list 👌🏿 thanks again "Food Tech Chef 101" 👍🏿
Thanks for the feedback. You may also like these videos. In this video I do a taste test where i campare my homemade, 'wholegrain' brown "Rice Krispies", against the Kelloggs original: ruclips.net/video/l5aQzp2apfs/видео.htmlsi=cSgkuahHtfuBrWzn Homemade Coco Pops ruclips.net/video/59UrtBbo0rI/видео.htmlsi=fGDzpA5SosdTX2lZ
Don’t get Morphy Richards ones. They break very quickly....... it happened to mine and a lot of reviews I’ve read in shopping websites have said the same thing..... I didn’t know Aldi sold them! I’ll buy from them the next time they’re offered.
Evidently you can blend without heat to make smoothies or hummas with it also. Have you used it for blending to make smoothies and hummas? How was it, if so? I got the silvercrest Lidl version of this. Blends really well and crushes ice. But I'm not convinced for soup. Sticks to the bottom and harder to clean. . With Lidl version blades are in the bottom (like a nuitribullet) and you lift the jug out of the base ( jug quite heavy and base quite high) so a bit tricky when it's hot, rather than lift the blending stick out of the jug as in Aldi version. With blades in bottom also makes it more difficult to clean and it's soup. So you need to remove blades to clean the base. There is a pulse and two speeds for blending Also, no count down time on Lidl one so you've no idea how long is left. Aldi version. It's also a little cheaper. Lidl seems to be a blender that makes soup. This seems to be a soup maker that blends I'm now considering buying this instead
I have the asda soup maker. It's more or less identical to this with different branding. I've used it to make smoothies a few times! It works brilliantly. It has a pre-built smoothie/cold drink option for it so I just toss fruit and juice in and 5 minutes later I have smoothies.
They are genuinely fantastic. Easily the best kitchen bit of kit I've ever bought. Over a year later and mine is still going strong and gets used regularly.
Got mine from Aldi. It works fantastic! Thye don't have them in the store anymore but I think you can still get them online. Was out at a function just today and within just 40 mins I made two completely different soups back to back and with absolutely no mess.
I am just about to use mine for the first time but would like to ask you...how about chicken or any other meat? do you need to pre-cook or do you just throw that in too? if so, how do you prepare before putting in? thanks for sharing
That's a great question. To be honest I've never tried cookig meat in it. My gues is that because of the high pressure cooking environment it should be able to cook meat fine. If it can cook hard root vegetables like sweet potato all the way through, which it can, then it should be able to easily handle meat. Nevertheless give it a try and let us know how it does. Thanks for taing the time to comment.
That looks identical to the one I've got, the only difference is mine's branded Morphy Richards! It's basically a kettle with a blender in it, but I have made somne delicious soups with it.
Thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately with Aldi if you snooze you lose with them and they don't stock them anymore, but check the Amazon link in the description as this looks like pretty much the same machine. :-)
Brilliant. Mine is still going strong. One of the best kitchen appliances I've ever bought, for real. Makes preparing soups and stews so easy. Hey, here's an interesting video you might like: how to make rice Krispies from scratch at home: ruclips.net/video/l5aQzp2apfs/видео.htmlsi=cSgkuahHtfuBrWzn
You're welcome. You may also like this video. In this video I do a taste test where i campare homemade rice Krispies against the Kelloggs original: ruclips.net/video/l5aQzp2apfs/видео.htmlsi=cSgkuahHtfuBrWzn
Check out the link in the description. It's been over a year now and I love my soup maker. It's fab and coz it's so quick and easy, it gets used all the time. 21 minutes from popping the ingredients into fresh, steaming hot soup!!
No saute function, no keep warm function and no auto clean. For a little bit more you'll have a multi pressure cooker and you'll can use your more easy to clean hand blender to blend the soup.
No saute but it does keep soup warm for a couple hours. I like it because it just makes fully blanded soup without any effort or mess, so quickly ...and really well. Thanks for watching. Please subscribe and stay tuned as I plan to do a lot more product and food reviews this year.
@@FoodTech101 Right now they have a great multi pressure cooker like croqpot for only 60 euro ( Lidl Netherlands) It can saute and pressure cook your soups beside cooking all other things. The only thing you have to do yourself is blending with your hand blender. This soup machine looks more complicated to clean than a hand blender, you can't put it in the dishwasher so overall you have more work with cleaning the soup machine than with making soup on the stove or a pressure cooker since you have to handwash it. This looks to me like a kitchen thing what is ending in the garage like a popcorn machine, pan cake machine, bread machine and so on. When did you use it for the last time? 😃
I think you found yourself a winner 🏆 😋 🍵,one other kitchen gadget to take a close look at are slow 🐢 cookers for fast eaters,they have come on leaps and bounds in the last few years with the introduction of digital control timers now becoming the norm and standard,it gives you total control on the food you are cooking,pop the ingredients in the morning before you go of to work,switch on and set the cooking time,and press to come home from work to a hot meal especially in the winter when it's cold and dark long days ❄❄❄⛄☁🌒,or load up the night before and switch on before you depart for work,they are handy kitchen item to have just like your soup maker,one other thing is make your soup and put it in a food flask for work,you will save yourself a small fortune 💰 💸💸in buying food from venders,the money 💰 saved will pay for your soup maker ten time's over especially in the winter months . 🍴🍲😋 👍
I have soup every day - great way to pack in all your veggie nutrients in one yummy bowl. And they are cost effective too. Carrot, pumpkin & sweet potato is a recent favourite, but I also make minestrone, curried butternut & sweet potato and veggie soup. Cauliflower & broccoli are a bit expensive at the moment, but I've seen some really nice recipes using these ingredients. You can use the veggie cuttings to make the broth for the soup (just clean them well beforehand) eg onion skins, carrot tops, potato skins, celery stalks etc. Soup can be enjoyed cold, warm or hot - perhaps with flatbread, a cheese dipper, a slice of toast or a roll. I make a large batch, freeze some and keep the rest in the fridge for a quick & easy meal (lasts about 3 days in the fridge). I make my soup in the microwave to keep electricity costs down.
I liked and learnt more from this more than all the official vids I checked out,, Thank you for being so genuine in your delivery.. I'm off to try my own now.
Great video on how to use a soup maker for someone new to the idea of soup making. Also very informative and down to earth review on the Aldi soup maker. Great video!
As soon as I get a chance I'm going to do a range of different super simples soup recipes as well. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Brilliant review. Just bought one. Using it today with ur soup recipe! Fellow Christian here. Thank u for praying beforehand and putting God first.
I've just made a really great roasted butternut and sweet potato soup... but, oh the mess! Food processor, two bowls, sieve, hand blender, spatulas, spoons etc. I think I need one of these. Nice to hear you saying grace before eating too.
I hear you. These soup makers are legit! You just throw whatever ingredients in you want and 21 minutes later, exactly, you have fully cooked and blended soup. It really is that easy.
@@FoodTech101 You are right - I got one tonight. Within 30 mins of it arriving, I had the most amazing leek and potato soup. As good as I've had in any restaurant and much better than shop bought. Thanks for the inspiration.
Brilliant video ! Thank you so much for showi g us how easy it is yo make great soup using a soup maker. Bought Tefal one just before lockdown but not used it yet. Now I will. Tefal one also has keep warm function after cooking (in case waiting for others to arrive) and a self-clean function. Self clean is great as its the only way to clean interior after eating soup. Making 1st soup in soup maker tonight !!
Brilliant! I've had mine a while now and I still can't believe how well they work. I think I'm going to do a few videos and the different kind of dishes you can make with the soup maker. If I remember, I'll give you a shout-out for inspiring me with the idea. Check out some of my other videos, you might find something else you like.
The only disappointment I had with my soup maker, is not getting one sooner. I can easily make soup for lunch, while I'm getting ready for work. Curried cauliflower and coconut soup is one of my favs to make.
I've been investigating getting one of these but it does seem like they're a saucepan combined with a food blender which is how I make my soup now, unless I'm doing a chunky soup and then I don't blend it up.
I love that you said grace before eating. Great review!
I may have prepared the food but God provided it. ;-)
Food Tech 101 Amen.
I was about to say the same thing.
Am expecting my machine tomorrow!! 👍👍 Want to add some seasoned chicken to it, so will see. Maybe some lentils too!! Ooh the recipes in my mind are coming.......
Great for British winter weather. Add stockpot for better taste. I have one plate chunky, then blend the second plate Smooth, they can taste different but always delicious!
For sure!
Thanking the Lord for the food. Well done Sir! Thank you very much for your video. I've finally known how to use it. Wife bought it but have not been keen on looking at the manual. Lol. Would you make a video about some soup recipes then. 🤪
Wonderful, entertaining review. Thanks for sharing! I'm in the market for one for a friend. He is really not a kitchen dude, but loves the soup I make. Alas, he just would not attempt multi-ingredient soups, or benefit from an instant pot, so I thought about the 'dump and cook' alternative.
Personally, I make soup in a big pot, and finish it with a stick blender. That way, I get to control the chunky/smooth ratio. However, I can understand that being able to simplify the process of eliminating junk food from our diet has to be a good thing.
Again, thanks for sharing.
My husband usually does ours but he's out today so thanks for talking me through it, good man. X
I have an Aldi soup maker and love it .I really love soup and use it loads especially during cold weather like we are having now Thanks for this video will try this recipe tomorrow 👍
You gave thanks first. Amen I had the same response when I first use my soup maker. The soup is incredibly good for the ingredients that put in it.
sir you are a really good youtuber
Good video I'm about to get one from Amazon, but I did read somewhere it's best to add some water 'first' this stops vegetables sticking to bottom.
Has anyone had this happen to them 😁
That's a good tip but in practice I've never actually had that happen to me. 😌
Aww so adorable how excited you are about soup! 😍
lol. I know what you mean but it's just so easy and works sooo well. I like when products really live up to your expectation. And I don't get a dome for saying any of this.
needs some black pepper in it as well , looks great and healthy no preservatives etc nice for the winter months or if you just fancy some soup i might buy 1 and what you dont eat you could freeze for those days when you fancy some more
I’d like to know if this device is still working, please. I bought a similar Morphy Richards soup maker and it broke after forth or fifth use. Is it that much better than a plain sauce and a stick blender?
Mine is still going very strong. Had it now about 4 years I think 🤔. Best kitchen appliance I ever purchased, bar none
This is a great video! Aldi have some on sale from tomorrow (14.01.24)! Ill definitely be getting one, thanks 😊
I like roast or saulte my ingredients first as it gives a different flavour but I guess you still can add add it in
Great tip!
Thank you so much. I’ve lost my user manual but your video showed me everything I needed to know! 👍🏻
I couldn't find my user manual either. We need more recipes add suggestions for this soup maker as well.
Thanks to you, I bought this very soup maker today! It is brilliant. Thank you for a fantastic review.
My pleasure. I just used mine again about an hour ago. Easily the best kitchen appliance I've ever purchased.
I'm in America and I have one. I've made soymilk and sweet potato and apple soup with garlic!!!!
ooo that sounds interesting. If I make that soup I'll give you a special mention. ;-)
Love the way you have some soup with your garlic lol. Great video, I've just used mine for the first time (leek and potato ((minus garlic)) and the bottom is burned, so cheers for the oil tip for the bottom before I start the next time.
Hi mate going to buy one did you peel veg or not kind regards
No. I just chop and pop them in. :-)
I got me myself a Murphy Richards soup maker just this week 🎉 brilliant little kitchen helper 😊
How many cups r bolls like that you make it? thanks
at full capacity about 5 or 6
@@FoodTech101 thanks
Can you make watery soup with this or does it have to be thick and creamy?
In essence, it is a type of pressure cooker that you can choose to blend or not blend the ingredients. Want it watery then 'don't' select blend. I've had mine a few years now and honestly, it's my favorite kitchen appliance. Every time I make soup it seems a little bit like I'm doing some kind of culinary magic.
@@FoodTech101 ok. My soup maker only has chunky (whatever that means), medium, smooth, blend/juice and keep warm options. Which ones for watery soup?
What do you think after long term using?
How about clening?
Still the best bit of kit in my kitchen.
Packs of ready chopped mixed veg for soup is great!!!
💯
Do you have a user manual for the Ambiano Soup Maker. I've purchased one but there's no manual. Just made some leek and potato and celery soup after watching your video. Thanks!
I'll have to check if I still have mine. These soup makers are awesome. Even after a year of ownership I'm still blown away by how easy it is to make soup in this thing. Thanks for the feedback. 😊
I have bought one but no manual with mine except safety rules. Video was very useful
And some of the comments
Thank you
This is virtually exactly the same as Morphy Richards models.
Thanks for the review.
Well done, excellent presentation, I live alone and I'm always making soups where I have to keep on checking the progress on the cooker that it don't over spill or the water done dry up and vegetables end up burning, na man, not me again papa, I was looking at soup makers for a while and saw one on Amazon, like you do, I checked out some reviews on RUclips until I saw your video, you didn't cut corners, it was straigh forward, I'm well impressed, I will definitely go and get one, ( if any are left) if you haven't, try Butternut squash, carrots and Sweet Potato Soup, here's another one for your list 👌🏿 thanks again "Food Tech Chef 101" 👍🏿
They're genuinely brill. I've had mine a few years now and it's easily my favourite cooking appliance...until I get my hands on an 'air fryer' lol!
@@FoodTech101 Good morning, I got my soup maker yesterday, bless xx
Does meat need to be cooked before being added?
That's a great question and to be honest, I'm not sure, as I don't really eat much meat I've never tried it. Try it and let the rest of us know. ;-)
Is there temp control?
no. Just stick the ingredients in and select the type of consistency, smooth or non blended, the 21 minutes later you've got yourself piping hot soup.
Convinced my MIL to buy one. Thanks for well-explained video. Top job!
They really are good. It's the kind of product I wish I had shares in.
Thanks for the feedback. You may also like these videos. In this video I do a taste test where i campare my homemade, 'wholegrain' brown "Rice Krispies", against the Kelloggs original:
ruclips.net/video/l5aQzp2apfs/видео.htmlsi=cSgkuahHtfuBrWzn
Homemade Coco Pops
ruclips.net/video/59UrtBbo0rI/видео.htmlsi=fGDzpA5SosdTX2lZ
You've convinced me! I'm going to buy one, I've been thinking of getting one for ages.
You won't regret it. Try and catch one at aldi.
Don’t get Morphy Richards ones. They break very quickly....... it happened to mine and a lot of reviews I’ve read in shopping websites have said the same thing..... I didn’t know Aldi sold them! I’ll buy from them the next time they’re offered.
Ive had my Morphy Richards soup maker for 2 years runs perfect!
Evidently you can blend without heat to make smoothies or hummas with it also. Have you used it for blending to make smoothies and hummas? How was it, if so?
I got the silvercrest Lidl version of this. Blends really well and crushes ice. But I'm not convinced for soup. Sticks to the bottom and harder to clean.
. With Lidl version blades are in the bottom (like a nuitribullet) and you lift the jug out of the base ( jug quite heavy and base quite high) so a bit tricky when it's hot, rather than lift the blending stick out of the jug as in Aldi version.
With blades in bottom also makes it more difficult to clean and it's soup. So you need to remove blades to clean the base. There is a pulse and two speeds for blending
Also, no count down time on Lidl one so you've no idea how long is left. Aldi version. It's also a little cheaper.
Lidl seems to be a blender that makes soup. This seems to be a soup maker that blends
I'm now considering buying this instead
I have the asda soup maker. It's more or less identical to this with different branding. I've used it to make smoothies a few times! It works brilliantly. It has a pre-built smoothie/cold drink option for it so I just toss fruit and juice in and 5 minutes later I have smoothies.
SO easy! Right, I’m getting one. (Thanks for a great review by the way).
I saw an advert on google advertising soup makers and it brought me here.. great job 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
They are genuinely fantastic. Easily the best kitchen bit of kit I've ever bought. Over a year later and mine is still going strong and gets used regularly.
Can you still get these in Australia ?
not sure. Check the amazon link
Thanks mate.
Love this video! I have the ninja soup maker coming tomorrow. I cannot wait!!
Very good review....best I've ever seen. Well done Sir!
Nice vid. Been thinking of getting one for myself. Not sure to go for a premium brand or not.
Got mine from Aldi. It works fantastic! Thye don't have them in the store anymore but I think you can still get them online. Was out at a function just today and within just 40 mins I made two completely different soups back to back and with absolutely no mess.
I just ordered one and wondering how people find cleaning them ? easy or a pain ?
thanks for the great video!
Pretty easy. Just a kettle with a blending blade.
You can do exactly the same in a normal pot and just use a stick blender when it’s cooked. One less large gadget in the kitchen.
You know you are getting older when you start feeling excited about soup lol.
I totally hear you!
Brilliant video 😎
I was hoping you would make some beef or chicken soup lol
Would meat need to be cooked first 🤔
I don't think so.
@@FoodTech101
I bought my son one,
made by tower,but he didn't use it
I'm going to have a go with it tomorrow lol
I am just about to use mine for the first time but would like to ask you...how about chicken or any other meat? do you need to pre-cook or do you just throw that in too? if so, how do you prepare before putting in? thanks for sharing
That's a great question. To be honest I've never tried cookig meat in it. My gues is that because of the high pressure cooking environment it should be able to cook meat fine. If it can cook hard root vegetables like sweet potato all the way through, which it can, then it should be able to easily handle meat. Nevertheless give it a try and let us know how it does. Thanks for taing the time to comment.
I was going to ask the same question but would cook the meat first just to be safe 😊
Big man. I want one, but can you cook lamb soup, and oxtail soup in it??
Ooo, that's a great question. I'm guessing yes, but probably not on the '21-minute' setting.
@Food Tech 101 I've ordered one 😂. The first thing I'm going to Do is oxtail soup. See if it works 🤞🏾.
@@anointed88 did it work
So big, and compact version don’t have a frying mode 😢
needs frying and what would fit in a backpack
Great review, i bought a soup maker today, going to try out later.
Had mine over a year. I get buzz of satisfaction every time I use it.
Great, thank you. I will buy one
Just bought one. Trying tomato soup first. Great review
I'm going to buy one now. Thanks for a great vid x
I just brought this model of soup maker New off e-bay, £33.00 delivered they have one-year manufacturers warranty , grab them while they are there,
AND ID OF LOVED A TEACHER LIKE YOU A MAY HAVE BEEN MORE AT SCHOOL LOL X
Great review mate!
Thanks for the feedback. So, how are you doing on 'lock-down'? Have you tried out any of the recipes on the channel yet?
@@FoodTech101 Soup maker coming tomorrow. Craving fresh soup! Hope you're keeping well.
That looks identical to the one I've got, the only difference is mine's branded Morphy Richards!
It's basically a kettle with a blender in it, but I have made somne delicious soups with it.
Mines same and it's tower 🤣
Everything is genetic lol
Great informative video well presented im getting myself to Aldi to buy one.!...btw lovely kitchen 👍😍
Thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately with Aldi if you snooze you lose with them and they don't stock them anymore, but check the Amazon link in the description as this looks like pretty much the same machine. :-)
@@FoodTech101 Thank you 👍👍
Tottenham north London uk
Brought same one yesterday
It may be four years after you uploaded this video but I just order a soup maker 🥣 Looked very dapper at the start of the video 😀
Brilliant. Mine is still going strong. One of the best kitchen appliances I've ever bought, for real. Makes preparing soups and stews so easy. Hey, here's an interesting video you might like: how to make rice Krispies from scratch at home: ruclips.net/video/l5aQzp2apfs/видео.htmlsi=cSgkuahHtfuBrWzn
Yes you got the music back 😆
Thank you for sharing Sir ❤
You're welcome. You may also like this video. In this video I do a taste test where i campare homemade rice Krispies against the Kelloggs original:
ruclips.net/video/l5aQzp2apfs/видео.htmlsi=cSgkuahHtfuBrWzn
Is it healthy?
Well it can be used to make healthy food, but that depends wholey on the ingredeints you choose to use.
Looks identical to my Morphy Richard’s. Probably made side by side
Good review. Thanks.
Thanks. Glad you like it.
Thanks sir, I was about thick about mine until I watched your vid.
Im on it right now as im stuck at home ill.
THERE IS NO WAY AFTER 3 YEARS OF LEAVING THIS TEACHERS SCHOOL THIS POPS UP ON MY RECOMMENDED THATS MAD
just bought one from aldi very good video big man cheers
Good video, was thinking of buying one think it’s a no brainer now!
Check out the link in the description. It's been over a year now and I love my soup maker. It's fab and coz it's so quick and easy, it gets used all the time. 21 minutes from popping the ingredients into fresh, steaming hot soup!!
Great video, did you know boom 2-1
Great vid from buying to eating. Really enjoyed the presentation, shame about the impersonation, but you're forgiven. Thanks
Thanks for this ...great information
You're welcome. If you haven't already please like, share and subscribe. 😊
Thankyou,I love your pro review
No saute function, no keep warm function and no auto clean. For a little bit more you'll have a multi pressure cooker and you'll can use your more easy to clean hand blender to blend the soup.
No saute but it does keep soup warm for a couple hours. I like it because it just makes fully blanded soup without any effort or mess, so quickly ...and really well. Thanks for watching. Please subscribe and stay tuned as I plan to do a lot more product and food reviews this year.
@@FoodTech101 Right now they have a great multi pressure cooker like croqpot for only 60 euro ( Lidl Netherlands) It can saute and pressure cook your soups beside cooking all other things. The only thing you have to do yourself is blending with your hand blender. This soup machine looks more complicated to clean than a hand blender, you can't put it in the dishwasher so overall you have more work with cleaning the soup machine than with making soup on the stove or a pressure cooker since you have to handwash it. This looks to me like a kitchen thing what is ending in the garage like a popcorn machine, pan cake machine, bread machine and so on. When did you use it for the last time? 😃
Good review, very informative thank you
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Really looked enticing. The cheapest one is $69.99!!! I don't think so. I don't mind chopping and crating my own pot of soup.
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I've got one, and it does.♡♡
I think you found yourself a winner 🏆 😋 🍵,one other kitchen gadget to take a close look at are slow 🐢 cookers for fast eaters,they have come on leaps and bounds in the last few years with the introduction of digital control timers now becoming the norm and standard,it gives you total control on the food you are cooking,pop the ingredients in the morning before you go of to work,switch on and set the cooking time,and press to come home from work to a hot meal especially in the winter when it's cold and dark long days ❄❄❄⛄☁🌒,or load up the night before and switch on before you depart for work,they are handy kitchen item to have just like your soup maker,one other thing is make your soup and put it in a food flask for work,you will save yourself a small fortune 💰 💸💸in buying food from venders,the money 💰 saved will pay for your soup maker ten time's over especially in the winter months . 🍴🍲😋 👍
Vous oubliez le sous titrage en français et c'est chaque fois merci pour nous les belges 😮😮
Good review.
I’m definitely sold.
Looks like a Moorphy Richards Clone....is it?
It might well be. I've been using it a while now and it's truly excellent. Will have to see how it holds up over maybe a few years.
WOW I JUST GOT THE SAME AND AM MAKING CHICKEN SOUP RIGHT NOW X
this is literally just a water cooker and mixer put together
I love your channel!! American sub!!
Boom! Thanks a lot. :-)
@@FoodTech101 you're welcome. The brand of mine is Hometech.
Great!
Can l suggest different back ground music. Very good otherwise video
Thanks. It's very difficult to get music that appeals to everyone, but I appreciate the feedback. 🙏🏾
It looks like the morphy richards compact soup maker, identical in fact!
I’m going to Hartford high school my friend went to look around today
Ask her if she saw me there.
Food Tech 101 She said that you were really nice (she’s called Sadie ).
Great video thank you.
Mine will not work
try the amazon link
I’m going to Hartford high school I’m in year 6
Brill!
So good , Have one now . ✔️
You made me hungry now.