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Palson Grand Gourmet multicooker vs Remoska vs Bravoska?

Tightwadways
Tightwadways Posts: 325 Forumite
in Old style MoneySaving
I really, really need a new cooker. Rather than update the cooker and hob plate, I would much rather use one of the above but I don't know which to go for. I know there's loads of supporters (and users) of the Remoska here, but I've also read the recent threads on the problems with the Remoska that folks have been experiencing. If I bought one of these I would be buying it direct instore at Lakeland.

Has anyone got any input on the other two I've listed? The Palson is on sale on an auction site and a tv internet site and I guess the Bravoska is also online only.....feedback and input please:confused:

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  • Triker
    Triker Posts: 7,247 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker Debt-free and Proud!
    Going to have to investigate the others but I bought the Remoska last week and can vouch for it being absolutely excellent.

    Just had lovely baked spuds in it, going to do roast pork dinner tomorrow. Cooks everything a treat, is very adaptable re recipes and uses much, much less electricity than an oven.:D
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  • caledoniaquine
    caledoniaquine Posts: 151 Forumite
    Love my remoska too, toyed with the idea of a bravoska but I couldnt find much written about it.

    Had roast chicken in mine tonight, then I cooked chicken bones in water for a stock for soup.
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