Tower Digital Multi-Cooker, 5 Litre

Love this cooker, easily set up for all sorts of cooking, hard to find anything you couldn't cook in this! It's great to be able to brown the meat/ oninons before setting it to slow cook, even better that when your ready, your able to steam the veggies in the same pot making it super easy to deal with the cleaning post meal! It's big enough to feed a family of 4 which is perfect for my needs. It's been 3 months of use, and really has been my best purchase in a long time!

Ok with Saute/grill but not good as a slow cooker. Not safe to leave on overnight as it boils dry.

Here are my thoughts and recommendations, for both customers and manufacturer, after 10 days using the cooker every day.This thing is dangerous. The glass lid doesn't have a steam hole, therefore a HUGE amount of water vapor drips from the lid when you open it to check your food. There's water falling all over the place.... into the food itself, on your counters, and also on the electric parts (cord) if you don't pay enough attention.The cooker should come with TWO DIFFERENT LIDS. One with a steam hole (for boiling) and another one without a hole (for roasting).The cooker reaches the desired temperature in a short time, and cooks everything very well. BUT the temperature settings are all WRONG. You will need a lower temperature for roasting, and a higher temperature for boiling. If you trust the default settings, you'll burn your food 100% in less than 3 minutes. Remember to choose "boil" if you want to roast and "roast" if you want to boil. The manufacturer could just SWITCH the printings on the appliance!The multicooking concept is great in itself, this appliance needs some closer supervision so I'm nor returning it. I've learned how to use it the proper way. Don't leave the appliance unattended.

i have been without a cooker for over a year now and was looking at my options... Induction hob sounded good, but then I would need the space and saucepan set... This was my final choice as no saucepans needed, between the microwave and this gadget, I am back in the kitchen and enjoying "proper" food again. First thing cooked was a humble fried egg... It was lovely. Then for dinner chops and veggie rice, again couldn't fault it. Simple fish-fingers crisp and dry with no oil added, super - all things that the microwave just can't do! 5 litre sized squarish pan is great for getting the dinner cooked for 4, it could do with a timer option... But I can accommodate that! No complaints so far!!

The cooker wasn't as described in the accompanying booklet. It was supposed to have a cut out switch, it didn't. The book said it should have a pasta selection but there was none. The booklet also said to attach the stirrer which was also not present. It seems that the box and the booklet matched the description but not the cooker in the box. Very disappointed with the operation of the cooker as by the time the food was cooked the worktop was swimming in water from the steam that had condensed and run over the edge of the bowl. This could have been dangerous as we all know water and electricity does not mix

Wonderful gadget, everything I have cooked in there so far has been well cooked.I have seen a few people comment on the instructions being vague but I found the booklet that came with it to be perfectly understandable and clear as to how to use each function. There are a few little recipes in there to get you started aswell. I bought this in place of a slow cooker and am very very pleased with it, I am now a multi cooker convert!

Bought for family use. But found it very Heavy & takes up a lot of worktop space.

I bought this for my sister as I already have one and I would'nt be without my cooker. Great if you live on your own as you can cook a whole meal in the pot or for cooking in bulk and freezing meals. Saves on electric too!