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Morphy Richards 48755 3 Tier Food Steamer Stainless Steel | 
 enlarge | Brand: Morphy Richards
Category: Kitchen
Buy New: £19.50
New (5) from £19.50
Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 533
Media: Kitchen & Home
Shipping Weight (lbs): 7.4
Dimensions (in): 14.6 x 12.3 x 9.3
MPN: MR48755
EAN: 5011832022479
ASIN: B000BTOVBE
Release Date: October 3, 2005
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
Condition: unwanted gift, unopened
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| Features:
| • | 3 tier steamer with Polished Stainless Steel wrap on base. 60 minute timer with bell | | • | Instant Steam production - immediate cooking. 9 Litre capacity | | • | 1.1 litre Rice container. Easy fill handles for safe and quick water top up during steaming | | • | Stackable tiers for easy storage. Removable drip tray for easy cleaning | | • | Visible water gauge |
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description.Steaming is the ultimate method of cooking for healthy eating as it retains the natural vitamins, minerals and moisture in food plus negates the need for added fat. Nutritionists and health experts are constantly extolling the b
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| Customer Reviews:
Excellent August 12, 2008
B. Sawtell (London)
This will change the way you cook. Veggie's taste so much better when you steam compared to boiling! This is an excellent product!
Back in love with my steamer! January 26, 2008
dreamsteam (england)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
My first steamer was the Morphy Richards 48770 which I totallly took for granted - I did not know how many lemons were on the market. It served me well for many years. I finally let it go when the timer knob broke. Naively, i bought my next one presuming price determined quality - the Russell Hobbs 'you are what you eat' managed to go through the resevoir of water in 20 mins without producing much steam so I was constantly having to refill. it was slow to get going and I never got the hang of putting the bases back in the baskets. It was useless.
So, my new Morphy Richards 48755. It is neat,taking up less space. It got going quickly. After 25 mins it had barely touched the water resevoir, and the veg. were overcooked (I will have to adjust my cooking times) The baskets are going to be so much easier to use/keep clean as the sides lift off the basket base also making dishing-up easier. my only query is how difficult it will be to refill the resevoir during use - but since it used so little water I do not see this a problem. Only day one but already impressed. Now, can anyone recommend a s/s kettle that will last longer than 18 months, doesn't leak, explode etc?
Great steamer, great price December 15, 2007
Lukasz Madera (Somwhere in the UK)
11 out of 11 found this review helpful
This steamer is great. I thought it takes ages for water to start steaming etc., and I am positively surprised. After 1-2 min steamer is already working. After 20-30 min. all vegetables are cooked and you can enjoy your meal. Food taste great. Very easy to clean-just rinse under the tap and leave it to dry :) Just have to figure out how to cook rice and pasta.
Steaming June 15, 2007
Graham P. Lewis (Newport, South Wales United Kingdom)
18 out of 19 found this review helpful
Bought this steamer after looking around for a little while. I'm glad I did, it is so easy to use and very easy to clean, no saucepans etc. Veg just tastes so much better and fresher,fish is very good (as long as you wrap it in tin foil). Altogether, I wish I bought one a long time ago.
I'm steaming! September 28, 2006
Billy The Baker
42 out of 42 found this review helpful
After many recommendations from family and friends I took the plunge and bought a steamer - this one. I thought that for 15.01 (FREE DELIVERY!) I couldn't go far wrong. It has been worth every penny and more. I've tasted veg like I've not tasted in years. Fish and rice are cooked to perfection in it and it even reheats chilled meals while cooking the veg. I now cook 2 and 3 veg with every meal, plus rice, pasta or spuds and there is no clutter of pans to clean up afterwards. A quick rinse under the tap and leave it to dry on the draining board. Highly recommended to anyone thinking of starting to steam.
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