Philips Deluxe All-In-One HD2145/72 review
41cm height. 28cm width. 40cm depth. Priced at $349.
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We recommend multi cookers with a CHOICE Expert Rating of at least 80% and don't show any scratch marks on the cooking surface following our tests.
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CHOICE Expert Rating
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This overall score is made up of cooking performance (60%) and ease of use (40%).
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Pressure cooking chilli beef score
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The chilli shredded beef test (with dried beans) assesses how well the pressure cooker can cook a rich, fully flavoured sauce, tender beans, and meat that falls apart.
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Slow cooking lamb shanks score
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The lamb shanks test assesses how well the slow cooker can cook melt-in-your-mouth meat that falls off the bone, with good flavour development.
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Pressure cooking brown rice score
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Brown rice is cooked in the pressure cooker, to assess how well it maintains the desired level of heat at a lower temperature for the duration of cooking.
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Steaming jasmine rice score
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Jasmine rice is cooked using the rice/steam function to assess how well it cooks rice without sticking.
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Ease of use score
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Ease of use is broken down into ease of assembly and storage, quality of instructions, ease of using controls and functions and ease of cleaning. All these aspects are weighted equally. The external temperature of the cooker surface, handles and controls during operation is also checked.
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Non-stick surface condition after testing
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Following the tests, we assess the condition of the non-stick surface and note if it has been scratched or not.
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Shop Ethical rating
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Shop Ethical rates the environmental and social impact of the company (not the product) using independent sources. This rating is not included in our total score. The rating ranks from A (highest) to F (lowest); N/A means there is no rating for that company.
- N/A
- Warranty (years)
- 2
- Country of origin
- China
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Availability
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Discontinued models may still be available in second-hand stores. Tested models were still available at the time of this review.
- Discontinued model
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Price
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- $349
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Running cost per year slow cooking on low
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This is the annual cost to cook a meal on the low slow cooking function, three days a week at 40c/kWh.
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Running cost per year pressure cooking
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This is the annual cost to pressure cook a meal, three days a week at 40c/kWh.
- Height (cm)
- 41
- Width (cm)
- 28
- Depth (cm)
- 40
- Weight (kg)
- 6.8
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Claimed capacity (L)
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The claimed capacity of the multi-cooker in litres.
- 6
- Website
- philips.com.au
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Functions
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We list what functions are available with the multi-cooker.
- Sauté/Sear, Slow Cook, Pot Roast, Bake, Yoghurt, Reheat, Risotto/Rice, Soup/Lentils, Beef/Lamb, Steam, Manual, Pork/Poultry.
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Delayed start
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This feature allows you to program the multi-cooker to start cooking at a pre-set time.
- Not stated
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Pre-programmed cooking
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A multi-cooker with pre-programmed settings is easy to use and has many functions.
- Yes
- Removable cord
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Sauté, sear or browning setting
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Does the multi-cooker offer a sauté, sear or browning setting?
- Yes
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Slow cook on low/high
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Does the multi-cooker offer slow cooking on low and/or high?
- Yes / Yes
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Pressure cook on low/medium/high
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Does the multi-cooker offer pressure cooking on a low, medium and/or high setting?
- Variable
- Steaming setting
- Yes
- Warming setting
- Yes