I thought id try one of these bad boys

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Linky

Thinking it will come in handy for making soups, anyone else here lazy like me when it comes to chopping

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@St3  Yeah, Me!..... just open a tin... or a packet soup.... saves all that hassle of cleaning the machine afterwards !  ( and saves the cost of the machine in the first place !  )

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Yeah just don't do what my sister did.

Get a blender, didn't work. She assumed it was a fault and took it back. Replacement didn't work either, got upset.

Then I worked out it had a safety mechanism where the motor wouldn't run unless the lid was on. She was trying to use it while it was off.

I would assume that model would have the same, and while I can't advise food wise - it'll probably work better with the lid on 

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Further to my last post on this ......`twould be interesting to watch your "smart meter" clicking up the cost of using it too ! ! 

[#5]

Uses more watts than my Kirby Dual Sanitronic 80...

[#6]

Can't beat a good batchelors cup a soup..

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Ready-made soups have been criticised for having too much salt in them.

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Without a doubt - if you ever taste the powder before adding the hot water you can taste it.. but its still delicious

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