I want one!! (1 Viewer)

[Coolbeanz]

How have I motorhomed for all these years and never got close to a Remoska before!! Currently down in Spain and borrowed my friends Remoska tonight to make a keto chicken casserole and oh my goodness it was great to use. I have convinced hubby it is an essential addition so I’m hoping they appear in the January sale unless there are any Funsters selling one?

 

[reckless]

Wombles sometimes tracks down deals for these

 

[XxAnthxX]

One of Wombles earlier finds from Lakeland themselves……..

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[Wombles]

One of Wombles earlier finds from Lakeland themselves……..

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That does look the cheapest option at the moment but if ok to wait they do come a bit cheaper every now & again - see here for more info. https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/threads/lakeland-new-refurb-standard-2l-remoska-£74-99.253364/
There is 1% possible cashback if going via Quidco to eBay & if registered for Nectar points then an offer on eBay if you apply it which boosts them to 1100 points.

 

[Shrimp]

I have one that may well be needing a new home.
It‘s not one of the most modern ones, it’s a 2 litre-ideal for two or three, does have glass in the lid which is a must as far as most Remoska users!
I will have a look at it as last time I used it it blew the EHU but may well have not been it’s fault as the CS we were on was rather in need of modernisation!

 

[Wombles]

Coolbeanz please see post #4 as added a little more since you Liked it - just in case you are considering buying now.

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[Coolbeanz]

I have one that may well be needing a new home.
It‘s not one of the most modern ones, it’s a 2 litre-ideal for two or three.
I will have a look at it as last time I used it it blew the EHU but may well have not been it’s fault as the CS we were on was rather in of modernisation!

Coolbeanz please see post #4 as added a little more since you Liked it - just in case you are considering buying now.

Is that the link to the £99 2L one? I’m not in any rush as we’re in Spain until end of February!

 

[Coolbeanz]

How did I manage to reply to both posts, must be the sparkling wine we’re testing

 

[Wombles]

Don't know how good these are but 3L version £88.99 from Amazon Amazon product ASIN B01MSAF43Q - has anyone tried one?

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[Coolbeanz]

Don't know how good these are but 3L version £88.99 from Amazon Amazon product ASIN B01MSAF43Q - has anyone tried one?View attachment 565964

That looks interesting as it has a temperature gauge too but looks slightly more cumbersome with the handles.

 

[reckless]

That looks interesting as it has a temperature gauge too but looks slightly more cumbersome with the handles.

Our original remoska was similar design but without temp gauge. We found the pot stand (base) awkward, sometimes difficult to lift the hot pot up and out. Also needs more storage space.

 

[Orion]

Anyone using the Remoska Tria?

Reasonable price from <Broken link removed> with vat I can get back.

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[Coolbeanz]

I looked at the tria and realised that all the extras it does wouldn’t benefit me

Anyone using the Remoska Tria?

Reasonable price from <Broken link removed> with vat I can get back.

 

[Coolbeanz]

Anyone using the Remoska Tria?

Reasonable price from <Broken link removed> with vat I can get back.

Great prices!!

 

[Mikeco]

I have one that may well be needing a new home.
It‘s not one of the most modern ones, it’s a 2 litre-ideal for two or three, does have glass in the lid which is a must as far as most Remoska users!
I will have a look at it as last time I used it it blew the EHU but may well have not been it’s fault as the CS we were on was rather in need of modernisation!

It could be faulty, we had one that put out half a French sites electric but when I tried it at home it tripped the house electric.

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[Mikeco]

How have I motorhomed for all these years and never got close to a Remoska before!! Currently down in Spain and borrowed my friends Remoska tonight to make a keto chicken casserole and oh my goodness it was great to use. I have convinced hubby it is an essential addition so I’m hoping they appear in the January sale unless there are any Funsters selling one?

They are also useful at home, we have two in the kitchen and one in the van.

 

[Coolbeanz]

They are also useful at home, we have two in the kitchen and one in the van.

I quite fancy a 2L in the motorhome and a 4L at home

 

[Wombles]

I quite fancy a 2L in the motorhome and a 4L at home

Snap! That's what we have

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[Mikeco]

I quite fancy a 2L in the motorhome and a 4L at home

I forgot about the large one that our granddaughter gave us so that’s 3 at home, rarely use the large one as there are only two of us but have used it for a casserol, more room for the dumplings.

 

[Wombles]

Anyone using the Remoska Tria?

Reasonable price from <Broken link removed> with vat I can get back.

It's good that Alza are shipping to UK again - it is £9.50 delivery but same charge if one or many more items so could cost in.

 

[Coolbeanz]

Perhaps you should sell the large one!

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[Jamesh]

What do these do that a slow cooker doesn't?

Cheers James

 

[Wombles]

What do these do that a slow cooker doesn't?

Cheers James

Roasts - cooks the best chicken with crispy golden skin Bakes & browns as well a proper oven using a lot less electricity & can be faster to warm up so quicker cooker times depending on oven type.

 

[dash300]

What do these do that a slow cooker doesn't?

Cheers James

If it could do a a crispy roast chicken and roast pots I would be interested.

Edit. Wombles answered as I posted.

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[dash300]

Next question. What size for a roast chicken and pots?

 

[Wombles]

If it could do a a crispy roast chicken and roast pots I would be interested.

It's ideal for us with a van conversion & no oven if on EHU pitch. Not tried roasting potatoes but makes lovely jacket ones. We use the extra rack https://www.lakeland.co.uk/search/remoska+rack to prevent soggy bottoms or a stainless steel casserole tin inside the base pan as easier to clean & not keen on food being in direct contact with aluminium pan.
The Grand will take a full stuffed chicken but the Standard may require it to be unstuffed & pushed down to squash it flatter or just use chicken portions instead. If plenty of room (e.g. at home) the Grand is ideal but Standard fine for two in the motorhome.
Searching on Remoska on here will bring up lots of feedback - only negative is that the top when hot could be awkward or maybe a bit heavy for some to handle.

 

[EuroTrotters]

Ours has been stuck in a cupboard for 15 years

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[sonar]

We use a slow cooker put it on when we go out and. Dinner when we get back.

works for us..

 

[Shrimp]

Remoska will cook like an oven in about the same timeframe, will crisp up chicken skin and cook jacket potatoes in about 60-90 mins depends on size of potatoes.
Slow Cooker is what it says it is, ideal for stews, casseroles etc, you can cook jacket potatoes in one but will take a lot longer and you won’t get a crispy skin!

 

[Jamesh]

If it could do a a crispy roast chicken and roast pots I would be interested.

Edit. Wombles answered as I posted.

Thanks.

Might not suit my needs. We did once try to cook a roast dinner in a caravan wasn't exactly a success!!

Cheers James

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