Are there any reviews for the Sunbeam Soup maker
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I have a Rival product which is equal to this one. I use it to boil water. It's great. It boils quickly, even at the lower settings. It doesn't continue boiling once it reaches boiling point. It stops for a while and picks back up, not sure what's controlling this. I'm on my second Rival hotpot. I ordered the Sunbeam pot after one of my Rival pots stopped working. I used the pot a lot. I'm certain I used it up, not that it was defective. That said, I believe the Sunbeam product I received was defective. I started seeing small white particles after a few uses. Sunbeam did replace it but the replacement had the same defect. I ordered a Rival. It had the same defect. This pretty confirmed the products were from the same production line. I'm was told Rival is no longer making the product. If Sunbeam continues making it and you can get one without defects, you'll have a great product. I only boil water in mine but was told by someone else that she learned to cook macaroni and cheese in it. So it probably works great for soup.
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Here you go. This Sunbeam product in the Australian market is the same as the Krups XP618050, which is no longer supported by Krups in the US. Only difference is that this machine is a 220V version, and a slight difference allows it to make espresso and steam/hot water at the same time with its dual pumps (due to more power available @ 220V). Hope this helps! Here's the download link: http://www.sunbeam.com.au/Root/Specifications/InstructionBooklet/EM6910_ib_1.pdf
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I think so...mine is working fine and this is the best one I have tried. I tried a Biddeford and it was terrible...took it back and that one was just a bad. Got my Sunbeam and have been warm and toasty since.
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That's exactly the reason I bought it. I bought a NuWave cooktop last year, and the stockpot that came with its cookware said just wasn't large enough to handle a big batch of soup. This pot has an iron core, and it works very well on either a range top or induction top. I've used it a great deal, and enjoyed it.
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I wouldn't recommend the Sunpak - super cheap manufacturing (see my review). If you're going to get good use out of it, look to spend a few more dollars and get something that's going to last.
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There is a dial type thermostat. I would say make sure the soup is hot already. It works great, just put in hot soup. Although, in have never tried to put like nacho cheese or Cannes soups.
2174553
I believe Oster bought out Sunbeam. The gears stripped out before I used mine a dozen times. I would never buy another one.
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No my son uses it. He works for Loomis and has no issues at all he just loves how powerful it packs a huge beam for such a small size. I have the big brother of it and it does not get too hot to hold even being on for an hour. on high setting. But I can just say to me it just gets a little warm with mine it puts out 600lumens on high. And that one just gets slightly warm too my hands after an hour. Then I have to use my backup battery. I would suggest as well to get the tenergy battery kit that comes with 6 batteries. Awesome deal and great batteries,I think they are just as good as putting in a new set of Duracell. I hope this helps. No my son uses it. He works for Loomis and has no issues at all he just loves how powerful it packs a huge beam for such a small size. I have the big brother of it and it does not get too hot to hold even being on for an hour. on high setting. But I can just say to me it just gets a little warm with mine it puts out 600lumens on high. And that one just gets slightly warm too my hands after an hour. Then I have to use my backup battery. I would suggest as well to get the tenergy battery kit that comes with 6 batteries. Awesome deal and great batteries,I think they are just as good as putting... » Read More No my son uses it. He works for Loomis and has no issues at all he just loves how powerful it packs a huge beam for such a small size. I have the big brother of it and it does not get too hot to hold even being on for an hour. on high setting. But I can just say to me it just gets a little warm with mine it puts out 600lumens on high. And that one just gets slightly warm too my hands after an hour. Then I have to use my backup battery. I would suggest as well to get the tenergy battery kit that comes with 6 batteries. Awesome deal and great batteries,I think they are just as good as putting in a new set of Duracell. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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I have not tried it for soup. I think my is set at about 190 now, but I think it can be set higher. I have been very happy with this one.
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Deaqr Josephine: I replaced my old Sunbeam can opener that I had for about 18 years when the upper part that held the cutting blade broke. The motor still ran perfectly. The new one that I bought was identical to the old one that broke. They were both Sunbeam units with the identical product number. Hope this helps!! Sincerely, Clint Dalzell
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Face it, it is a piece of junk. Mine died after less than 2 years and my repairman said it wasn't worth fixing. I went to a used appliance store and bought an old model that doesn't lock the lid, you can let clothes soak, and it isn't constantly refusing to spin---and the repairman will be able to fix it at a reasonable price. I love it!
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Please visit SPT website for more information. http://www.sunpentown.com/ This company has been in the small home appliances business for many years. The quality and customer support are above average. Many products have very good reviews on Amazon. However, this window AC is a new product and only has one review on Amazon so far.
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Did someone possibly push the "on" button with no water inside??I've had three of these hot shots over the years for different homes and people for gifts and none ever stopped working if treated as instructions stipulated. Hopefully you get some satisfaction from Sunbeam warranty. We LOVE ours and use it daily. and good news is it is under $20 if you need to buy another.
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I owned a Sunbeam Mixmaster for over 40 years before it finally died and thought I wanted a KitchenAid. I purchased a KitchenAid and just was never satisfied. It never whipped frostings as well as my Sunbeam did and this may have been because of the 2 bowl size and beater position adjustment. I always had to scrape the bottom of the KitchenAid no matter how I tried to adjust. I would suggest stepping up to a slightly more expensive model of Sunbeam as the base on this model is plastic and not a sturdy as I would prefer but I absolutely love everything else . . . and whipped potatoes are also creamy and fluffy once again. I owned a Sunbeam Mixmaster for over 40 years before it finally died and thought I wanted a KitchenAid. I purchased a KitchenAid and just was never satisfied. It never whipped frostings as well as my Sunbeam did and this may have been because of the 2 bowl size and beater position adjustment. I always had to scrape the bottom of the KitchenAid no matter how I tried to adjust. I would suggest stepping up to a slightly more expensive model of Sunbeam as the base on this model is plastic and not a sturdy as I would prefer but I absolutely love everything else . . . and whipped potatoes are... » Read More I owned a Sunbeam Mixmaster for over 40 years before it finally died and thought I wanted a KitchenAid. I purchased a KitchenAid and just was never satisfied. It never whipped frostings as well as my Sunbeam did and this may have been because of the 2 bowl size and beater position adjustment. I always had to scrape the bottom of the KitchenAid no matter how I tried to adjust. I would suggest stepping up to a slightly more expensive model of Sunbeam as the base on this model is plastic and not a sturdy as I would prefer but I absolutely love everything else . . . and whipped potatoes are also creamy and fluffy once again. « Show Less
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the coffee isn't as hot as I'd like but the coffee tastes fine. I have a friend with an older Sunbeam coffee pot (I think) that makes extremely hot coffee. I wish I had hers!
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Maybe I'm wrong but I think the question may be asking if the Amazon bundle with "Home Preserving" and the canning kit are worthwhile. I'm a newbie as well so I can't really answer that although I did get the canning book in the mail today and it looks sturdy enough for a beginner. I already used the wide-mouth funnel for an unrelated cooking endeavor and wonder why I never had this handy gadget already.
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I own 3 of them , in past 10 years only 1 was sent back on warranty, free full replacement. They are awesome and sooooo much better than those junky sunbeam and other ones. It pays for itself ...