WebThe Mistral Thermo Cooker has a 2L stainless steel bowl. The Mistral has 10 different speeds – you can chop, blend, cook, knead, stew. Integrated scale function. Reverse …
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Aldi's previous thermo cooker models were produced by Mistral, but this time the German supermarket chain have switched suppliers to Stirling. Aldi will launch the $299 Stirling Thermo Cooker on March 13, as part of their Special Buys sale. (Aldi) "This one is a different brand than normal for the ones sold by ALDI.
The Stirling-branded model has held onto its bargainous $299 price tag, but happily does feature a few notable upgrades for shoppers who're considering purchasing one. For context, the market-leading TM6 Thermomix from Vorwerk will set you back $2269 — approximately 87 per cent more than the pared-back Aldi copycat.
No Speed for ST (Steaming Temp) – The new Aldi Mistral Thermo Cooker won’t allow you to set the speed for Steaming Temp. As a workaround you will need to set the temp to 100C & cook for longer. Takes longer to heat up/cook – You will find with the Mistral (or Bellini/Smith & Nobel) that you will need to cook recipes a little longer.
Aldi's cult Thermomix knock-off is back for $500 — nearly a quarter the price of the designer version, which retail upwards of $2000. The Stirling-branded Smart Thermo Cooker goes on sale in select Aldi supermarkets from Wednesday as part of the chain's Special Buys range.