[Amazon Prime] Philips Premium Collection All in One Multi Cooker $194.25 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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ibex on 15/07/2019 - 00:21 amazon.com.au (654 clicks)
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Premium all-in-one for your cooking needs. With intelligent cooking system, you can slow cook, pressure cook and multi cook all in the one machine. Easy-to-clean detachable inner lid design, preset-timer for 24 hours, non-stick pot and additional stainless steel pot. Auto pressure release to ensure safety - in case of abnormal high pressure inside the cooker, steam will be released automatically from the pressure regulator valve to ensure safety.

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  hagglerforever on 15/07/2019 - 02:11

  This slow cooker is becoming harder to source. Great price given now only Amazon sells it from the main retailers. Stainless steel pot is the winner.

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  8azinga on 15/07/2019 - 04:18

  What is better about this over the non premium model that the good guys has for sale for $179 including the bonus stainless bowl as a bonus?

  I just purchased but may refund for this

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    asa79 on 15/07/2019 - 07:54

    two internal bowls, non-stick and steel

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      8azinga on 15/07/2019 - 08:08

      You get the bonus stainless bowl with the good guys deal though and $20 store credit for click and collect.

      Curious to know if the actually machine is better

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        asa79 on 15/07/2019 - 08:12

        https://www.philips.com.au/etc/philips/b2c/compareproducts.h…

        1300w vs 1000w

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          WantToPayLess on 15/07/2019 - 09:15

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          @asa79: The 2237 from Good guys has higher power (1300W vs 1000W) plus a ceremic coating instead of the standard non stick one. I think that one is a newer generation model.

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            asa79 on 15/07/2019 - 11:50

            @WantToPayLess: Its too hard to work out they so similar

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  asa79 on 15/07/2019 - 07:54

  Costco usually has this one as their standard

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  NWLikeShopping on 15/07/2019 - 15:27

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  Minor cautions on these, that I didn't know beforehand.

  I own the previous model, and had bought it when the product was relatively new to market, to replace my old slow cooker which after 15 years finally gave up. I use it a couple times a month during the cold weather to make chili, because the pressure cooking function allows the spice to infuse into the meat faster, so that I only need to slow cook it for about 2 hours afterward.

  These don't reduce stock (so that it thickens) like slow cookers normally do. So my chili ends up as brothi unless I drain my tins of tomatoes and use tomato paste instead. Apparently SOME of the Philips all-in-ones have the ability through a "reduce" button or setting; people have talked about it online, so I'm not the only person who's noticed it. Mine doesn't, and I don't see that this one does, however.

  Additionally, true pressure cooking fanatics don't find that the PSI gets up high enough to suit them, on most of these electric pressure cookers. Before you buy one, research the max PSI pressure it can achieve and verify that it's enough for your use.

  Would I still have bought mine had I known this? Yes, because at the time, there weren't a lot of these on the market and there might not have been others that had the missing capabilities. Today, I would buy one that is documented to achieve a higher PSI and which can reduce stocks and stews.

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    asa79 on 15/07/2019 - 18:18

    Is there any that would be better then this?

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      NWLikeShopping on 15/07/2019 - 18:53

      I think the new dark grey, square-ish Philips has the "reduce" mode.

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        mutantx on 15/07/2019 - 20:04

        +1

        70 kPa seems to be the max manual pressure capability of the Philips Premium Collection 6L .. Had a quick look at the online product Manual: it does have the 'Sauce Thickening' function… but ouch its also way more expensive