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Slow Cooker £9 instore Asda
michele-p
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Hi all, I was at Asda in Norwich last night, and they have slow cookers in, at £9 reduced from £15.
It was this one: http://direct.asda.com/ASDA-Slow-Cooker/001561754,default,pd.html which is out of stock online.
I've been after one for ages but was put off as the OH eats meat and I'm veggie, but found a great tip, if you buy oven roasting bags, you can cook 2 separate meals in the cooker. (leave a hole to let the steam out the bag)
Hope it helps someone. My first grabbit!
It was this one: http://direct.asda.com/ASDA-Slow-Cooker/001561754,default,pd.html which is out of stock online.
I've been after one for ages but was put off as the OH eats meat and I'm veggie, but found a great tip, if you buy oven roasting bags, you can cook 2 separate meals in the cooker. (leave a hole to let the steam out the bag)
Hope it helps someone. My first grabbit!
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great find, i already have (and wouldnt be without
) a slow cooker but might get this one for my sis whos just moved into her own place, thanks
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no problemo, I've just set off my first meal in it, sausage casserole tonight!0
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Thanks OP, quick question, how does it work is it with electric or do you have to put it on a hob?You are 48% tight
"You're frugal, you're thrifty, but on this site that's a little bit fab."0 -
There's the rice cooker too for £9 down from £23Married the lovely Mr P 28th April 2012. Little P born 29th Jan 20140
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It has a plug.Love_A_Bargain wrote: »Thanks OP, quick question, how does it work is it with electric or do you have to put it on a hob?Married the lovely Mr P 28th April 2012. Little P born 29th Jan 20140 -
It's electric, 2 heat settings, low and high. I've been reading up, and apparently it costs less to run for 6-8 hours than cooking the same thing in the oven. Don't know how true though.Love_A_Bargain wrote: »Thanks OP, quick question, how does it work is it with electric or do you have to put it on a hob?
Stick your ingredients in at breakfast, put it on low and dinner will be ready after work!0
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