Everything is laid out the night before, it’s really just adding the water and switching it on in the morning. As Ara said, 20 mins for smooth soup, I basically set the timer, go have a shower and come downstairs to put the ready made soup into my soup flask and it’s off to work.
Cheaper, healthier and a hell of a lot tastier. Yes you can’t stockpile it and it wouldn’t work if the electricity isn’t on so it’s not technically a ‘prepping’ device but I am on my third having burnt the previous ones out.
Folk at work always ask ‘what have you made today?’ as the smell wafts through the office…
Tinned Soup
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How many watts does it use? Might be good for my Jackery
Two is one and one is none, but three is even better.
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Same as a kettle I would guess.
It’s the only thing I use other than the slow cooker.
It’s the only thing I use other than the slow cooker.
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Just checked mine - 800 -900 watts.