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Soup/soup makers

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Lip Gloss
Lip Gloss
Oct 2021
4:08pm, 30 Oct 2021
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Everyone says Chuck it in and come back and soup is made ….that’s what I do with my pan - I don’t watch over it.
Derby Tup
Derby Tup
Oct 2021
4:09pm, 30 Oct 2021
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Using the stick and avoiding getting covered in soup is the best bit ;-)
Lip Gloss
Lip Gloss
Oct 2021
4:11pm, 30 Oct 2021
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Lip Gloss
:-) it’s like Russian Roulette
Meeps
Meeps
Oct 2021
4:17pm, 30 Oct 2021
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That's exactly why I got one, I hate that stick thing and it went everywhere!
EvilPixie
EvilPixie
Oct 2021
4:18pm, 30 Oct 2021
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My stick is a cheap cheap one that I got free about 10 years ago!it's a cookworks 220w one
Don't think it's great as soup gas texture!
EuanB
EuanB
Oct 2021
4:21pm, 30 Oct 2021
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Yes, it's a non-essential item, but I don't think I'd trust my dexterity using a stick blender given that I have Parkinson's and am prone to the odd shaky episode. For that reason, the soup maker really is useful.
EvilPixie
EvilPixie
Oct 2021
4:27pm, 30 Oct 2021
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Makes total sense euan
Fizz :-)
Fizz :-)
Oct 2021
4:36pm, 30 Oct 2021
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Fizz :-)
I like to make massive batches in a saucepan, and freeze for later, so don’t think I’d bother with a soup maker. Although I can see the appeal for ease and speed. And not having to eat the same flavour for days on end ;-)
EvilPixie
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Oct 2021
4:40pm, 30 Oct 2021
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That too fizz!

Confused!
Derby Tup
Derby Tup
Oct 2021
4:43pm, 30 Oct 2021
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We usually make 4 to 6 portions and eat typically on the day of making (stick blending hot soup adds to the peril) then a couple of days later. Two portions go in the freezer

I’m toying with a cheeky cauliflower and potato job this evening

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Maintained by EvilPixie
It’s got to that time of the year when soup is king!

Last winter I was wfh and happily heated up soup knowing that no one would know if I was late back to work (not that I took breaks anyway!).

Now I’m back in the office I’m reluctant to use the tiny kitchen as it’s well used and little cleaned. So thought I’d dig out my food flask and take hot soup/ food in with me. This also allows warm food post lunchtime walk or run.

Which leads me to ….. soup makers.

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