Lakeland Soup Maker turns leftover vegetables into soup in 33 minutes

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Nov, 17:03 · Archive

The Lakeland Digital Soup Maker blends, cooks and serves soup in a single jug in just over half an hour.

The Lakeland Digital Soup Maker blends, cooks and serves soup in a single jug without separate steps. Users add ingredients from the fridge or freezer, select their preferred texture on the touchscreen, and lunch is ready in just over half an hour with no additives, preservatives or artificial ingredients.

The device suits various soups, from mushroom and tomato to butternut squash and minestrone. Users can combine leftover vegetables with stock cubes and water, then optionally add butterbeans, lentils or pearl barley for broth. A clear countdown timer and a removable measuring cup in the lid allow fine-tuning of flavour mid-cook by adding herbs, spices or cream.

At £3.75 per 600ml tub, the cost of shop-bought soup means the device pays for itself within weeks of regular use. The gadget is also marketed as free from artificial ingredients, appealing to those wanting to avoid ultra-processed meals without the stress of traditional cooking methods.

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• From old veg to hot soup in 33 minutes, here's my verdict on Lakeland Soup MakerGiven that we were buying tubs of soup for £3.75 for 600ml it didn't take many weeks for me to save more than this clever gadget costs, plus I'm pleased it's UPF free.Basingstoke Gazette · 13 Nov, 16:27
• From old veg to hot soup in 33 minutes, here's my verdict on Lakeland Soup MakerGiven that we were buying tubs of soup for £3.75 for 600ml it didn't take many weeks for me to save more than this clever gadget costs, plus I'm pleased it's UPF free.Romsey Advertiser · 13 Nov, 16:27

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