Thermal pot

[BigDevil]

OG having a Deepavali promo for thermal pot.

$49 for OG card member, $88 for non member.

See http://www.og.com.sg/og_edmdeepavalisale.html

[vfong1]

BigDevil:

OG having a Deepavali promo for thermal pot.

$49 for OG card member, $88 for non member.

See http://www.og.com.sg/og_edmdeepavalisale.html

Thanks, do you know what is the brand of this pot?

[BigDevil]

vfong1:

BigDevil:

OG having a Deepavali promo for thermal pot.

$49 for OG card member, $88 for non member.

See http://www.og.com.sg/og_edmdeepavalisale.html

Thanks, do you know what is the brand of this pot?

Sorry no idea. I just saw the same ad in the web link I posted.

[vfong1]

BigDevil:

Sorry no idea. I just saw the same ad in the web link I posted.

I just called OG. They told me that it's \"Kukeri\" brand (OG's in house brand).

[Jennifer]

Today’s ST A24: Isetan Scotts and Katong "THERMOS" thermal pot on sale- 4.5 litres ($209) and 8 litres(($299). From 15 Oct to 25 Oct.

[vfong1]

Jennifer:

Today's ST A24: Isetan Scotts and Katong \"THERMOS\" thermal pot on sale- 4.5 litres ($209) and 8 litres(($299). From 15 Oct to 25 Oct.

This brand good?

[Jennifer]

vfong1:

Jennifer:

Today's ST A24: Isetan Scotts and Katong \"THERMOS\" thermal pot on sale- 4.5 litres ($209) and 8 litres(($299). From 15 Oct to 25 Oct.

This brand good?

Some weeks ago, OG has a sale for this brand, a 6 litres capacity (two 3 litres inner pot and a free 6 litre pot). I went to check it out. Compared to OG house brand, THERMOS inner pots are heavier and thicker. Its outer pot is also thicker- better insulation, I think.

But I did not buy it ($299 then). The capacity is too large for my family. Someone in this post advised that for effective cooking, the inner pot should be filled 80%. So calculating backwards, even a 4.5 litres pot is too much for me. Maybe I would stick to the conventional method.

[bebe]

Jennifer:

vfong1:

[quote=\"Jennifer\"]Today's ST A24: Isetan Scotts and Katong \"THERMOS\" thermal pot on sale- 4.5 litres ($209) and 8 litres(($299). From 15 Oct to 25 Oct.

This brand good?

Some weeks ago, OG has a sale for this brand, a 6 litres capacity (two 3 litres inner pot and a free 6 litre pot). I went to check it out. Compared to OG house brand, THERMOS inner pots are heavier and thicker. Its outer pot is also thicker- better insulation, I think.

But I did not buy it ($299 then). The capacity is too large for my family. Someone in this post advised that for effective cooking, the inner pot should be filled 80%. So calculating backwards, even a 4.5 litres pot is too much for me. Maybe I would stick to the conventional method.[/quote]Hi Jennifer - you may like to try another brand ENDO? I got one 2.5L ..just nice for small family like us (2A2C).

[Jennifer]

bebe:

Hi Jennifer - you may like to try another brand ENDO? I got one 2.5L ..just nice for small family like us (2A2C).

Yes, I saw this brand at OG too. I bou the small one (1 litre) for making green bean soup. Maybe the quantity I made is too little (less than 80% of the pot capacity), I find myself boiling the inner pot at least twice to get the consistency I wanted.

I like to slow boil bones (be it pork, chicken or fish) till the soup is milky. Can cooking such soup in a thermal pot yield a milky soup?

Appreciate your sharing.

[bebe]

Hi Jennifer - I have not tried making milky soup using thermal pot as my family prefers clear soup. I usu use the pot to make teochew porridge, meat stew and tonic soups. If I am adding meat, I will have to make sure that there is enough water to cover the meat…otherwise the meat will be undercooked.