@@freedonx i, essentially it didn't peel the potatoes. I used larger potatoes than in the video, so it may work better with smaller ones but I made sure it was not overcrowded and in fact only did three at a time. I left it running for 15 minutes and the potatoes were still only partially peeled. It may work better as a blade cover for the sous vide function, but for me it didn't peel and didn't save time.
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For those struggling with that rancid fish Shirataki noodle smell and flavor, it helps a lot if rather than just draining and rising them, you boil them separately for just a couple minutes in some salted water before you add them to whatever dish you're making with them.
I love your kitchen and the way you show our Thermomix ( I am a promoter too in Merida Mexico but dont have a channel like yours) congratulations I LOVE THERMOMIX
Came here to learn about this product and got 60 seconds straight of meaningless marketing buzz words then stopped watching. Hard pass Thermomix, whatever you the hell you are
Quick question: what temperature are the eggs when you add them to the basket..? Surely 4°C eggs straight from the fridge will take longer to cook than those at room temperature?
A German Door to Door (Think old school Tupperware, or Avon), Vorwerk selling their Thermomix Machine in the US, are useing the Merican Fweedom units, instead of the international Sci-units. Whod have thunk it? Better question do you need to know a guy, who knows a guy, who sells Vorwerk Appliances, or can you buy these in a Store?
I don't own a Vorwerk Thermomix, but I do own the next best thing a Lidl Monsieur Cusine Smart. Which is more or less exactly the same thing. But only ⅓ of the intial cost plus you don't need to know a guy who knows a guy pending Vorwerk Devices. Not sure how the sell em in the States. Here in Germany they are sold old school Tupperware / Avon party style. The Lidl version is sold either in ther stores, or on-line. In case you never heard of Lidl they are basicly a competitor to Aldi in that space. But to answer your question yes you can mix shakes, and other smoothies in these devices. It is after all just blender, with a cooking element. Leave the heating element off, and it can blend ice creams, sobets, and or Frozen Yoghurts as well.* *It will mix them, but you still have to pour them into a container, in a freezer to set. Alas, its not a true icecream machine in that sence. But both the TM, and the MC have built in recipes to guide you along.
