Thermal pot
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tisha:
I have no idea too. Probably both of us got to read through all the pages in this thread as I'm sure someone would have mentioned where to get smaller ones.
I too am looking for a smaller one. What is the smallest size available?Happy Mama:
Wow 4.5 litres is too much for my family. Wonder if they have smaller ones...
Where to buy and how much. Remember reading someone got a smaller pot free with a bigger one. Is it possible just to buy the smaller pot?
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janet_lee88:
Wow seems very tempting as I drool over your corn/chicken pork ribs soup...4.5 litre is not that big bcos you have to factor in ingredients as well. Bigger also means won't spill out.
If I want soup to be drank for dinner, I will just prepare it before going out in the afternoon...but by dinner, corn/chicken or pork ribs will very soft. -
25hourmaid:
BTW, for those who are interested. Carrefour is having a sale for the 6-litre Endo pot, at $69.90.
25hourmaid, do you have any idea how long the sale will last? I don't like to go to town on weekends because it's exceptionally crowded and sure cannot find parking. Wonder if Endo brand has smaller capacity. 6 litres is too much for my small family.
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Happy Mama:
I seldom use the pot now as we usually enjoy the corn and pork ribs...if use thermal cooker, the flavour would have gone into the soup, leaving the pork ribs rather tasteless esp if 'cook' from morn to evening. But if going out that day, will use the thermal cooker as we don't want to eat 2 meals outside.
Wow seems very tempting as I drool over your corn/chicken pork ribs soup...janet_lee88:
4.5 litre is not that big bcos you have to factor in ingredients as well. Bigger also means won't spill out.
If I want soup to be drank for dinner, I will just prepare it before going out in the afternoon...but by dinner, corn/chicken or pork ribs will very soft. -
tisha:
I have the 1.5L Thermos Shuttle Chef. I use it to cook DD's porridge or 2 cups rice for the family. It can also be used to cook simple boneless chicken stew or herbal soup for hubby alone.
I too am looking for a smaller one. What is the smallest size available?
Where to buy and how much. Remember reading someone got a smaller pot free with a bigger one. Is it possible just to buy the smaller pot? -
Happy Mama:
I have no idea too. Probably both of us got to read through all the pages in this thread as I'm sure someone would have mentioned where to get smaller ones.
I too am looking for a smaller one. What is the smallest size available?tisha:
[quote=\"Happy Mama\"]
Wow 4.5 litres is too much for my family. Wonder if they have smaller ones...
Where to buy and how much. Remember reading someone got a smaller pot free with a bigger one. Is it possible just to buy the smaller pot?[/quote]I think the smallest size available in the market is the 2.5litres size, think brand is Endo if I am not wrong.
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Happy Mama:
Sorry, no idea, saw the ad in Friday's Straits Times.25hourmaid:
BTW, for those who are interested. Carrefour is having a sale for the 6-litre Endo pot, at $69.90.
25hourmaid, do you have any idea how long the sale will last? I don't like to go to town on weekends because it's exceptionally crowded and sure cannot find parking. Wonder if Endo brand has smaller capacity. 6 litres is too much for my small family. -
25hourmaid:
Sorry, no idea, saw the ad in Friday's Straits Times.[/quote]It's ok, thank you.Happy Mama:
[quote=\"25hourmaid\"]BTW, for those who are interested. Carrefour is having a sale for the 6-litre Endo pot, at $69.90.
25hourmaid, do you have any idea how long the sale will last? I don't like to go to town on weekends because it's exceptionally crowded and sure cannot find parking. Wonder if Endo brand has smaller capacity. 6 litres is too much for my small family.
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25hourmaid:
I think the smallest size available in the market is the 2.5litres size, think brand is Endo if I am not wrong.
Wow 25hourmaid, thanks! You sure know your stuff! Hehe!
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Happy Mama:
Wow 25hourmaid, thanks! You sure know your stuff! Hehe!
That's what a maid does, sniff out good deals and stuff!
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