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Win a VonShef Multifunctional Soup Maker from Domu rrp £99.99 – Closed

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Domu VonShef Multifunctional Soup Maker, Competition, Giveaway, Win

I’m very excited to announce a fabulous giveaway from the lovely people at Domu for a VonShef Multifunctional Soup Maker. Not only does it make smooth and chunky soup in under 30 minutes but you can also make smoothies, hot chocolate, dressings and even steam eggs.

There is a very thorough instruction manual with plenty of recipe ideas but once you get the hang of it you’ll be wanting to create your own soups and smoothies. As soon as my Soup Maker arrived I read the instructions, gave it a clean and in no time at all we were enjoying a bowl of lovely homemade soup. It was like having an extra pair of hands in the kitchen as I didn’t have to stir or blend and only having to clean the jug at the end saved on time and mess. I can’t wait to make some smoothies now as having a 1.7 ltr capacity jug means I can make enough for the whole family in one go. There’s also a recipe for Aioli in the instruction manual that I just have to try!

Domu VonShef Multifunctional Soup Maker

To have so many functions in one kitchen gadget is brilliant as space is at a premium in most kitchens. Added to this you can make really nutritious fresh soups and smoothies in a quick and fuss free manner – what’s not to love? Oh and you can even re-heat your soup at the press of a button!

So if you’d like to win the VonShef Multifunctional Soup Maker then just fill in the Rafflecopter below and answer this question:

What would you make in the VonShef Mutlifunctional Soup Maker first?

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  14. Fiona K

    If it were winter I’d make a hearty Mediterranean Pistou soup, but since It’s summer I’d go for something lighter like cream of asparagus.

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  18. Vivien Baird

    I would make fresh vegetable soup. If I make veg soup for my Grandsons I have to liquidise it (so they cant see the veg) and call it Superman soup.

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  41. Nancy Bradford

    I’ve been craving cream of broccoli soup so I believe I could start out with a spicy version of that.

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  68. Patricia Avery

    Carrot and beetroot are ready for harvesting so I would use them (I always use whatever we have in the garden) 🙂

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  90. Darrell

    Now I can’t decide between Mushroom soup (using a variety of mushrooms) or a lovely French Onion soup with croutons, either would be better than opening up a can of soup ;o)

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  91. John Russell

    Experimentation is my thing. and with this little beauty, I can make some SUPER SOUPS.
    How does peach and stilton sound…

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  125. jenny shannon

    I love experimenting with different mixes of veg and herbs in the winter months, my family love home made soup and it does not last long in my home. thanks for the chance.

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  128. Kerry Locke

    I’d whiz up some banana smoothies for the kids and then get cracking on a spicy parsnip soup for lunch

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  136. Daphne Mueller

    What a fabulous soup maker- we have several favourites, I make a verry rich vegtable soup that I add cream and whizz to use as a pasta sauce. My favourite is French Onion soup, and my daughters favourite is Leek and Potato soup

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  138. Emma Cropper

    Would love to make a lovely creamy tomato soup. Always wanted to have a go but not sure where to start. This would give me a good shove in the right direction

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  160. Anna Simpson

    Soup is my favourite meal to make, its full of nutritional goodness. If I had this soup maker I would be cooking up a storm of hot soupie goodness.

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  165. Tessa Robinson

    I’m an absolutely useless cook so this would be ideal for me. For my first try I’d attempt a vegetable soup!

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  198. kayleigh watkins

    im going to try your recipe of leftover winter veg soup as my children are fussy and I need to be sneaky on the vegetable situation lol

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  210. becky stevens

    I would make creamy cauliflower soup – my dad made this when I was little and it was the best soup ever!!

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  221. Bryony Brooke

    I like the look of making steamed eggs – I love eggs but hate the hassle – that looks like a really easy way!

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  244. Christina Hodson

    Apple and Marzipan dumplings is something new for me to try it. I love combination of this two ingredients.
    Recipe looks easy to prepare

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  245. Chris Andrews

    What would you make first in your VonShef Multifunctional Soup Maker? ………….
    leek and potato soup

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  252. fleur

    I would make a lovely fresh and healthy spinnach and watercress soup.
    Pleeease pick me my mouths watering!

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  271. charlotte heart

    would love to make some fruit smoothies with this for summer. fresh fruit smoothies are my favourite

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  279. Claire Tucker

    I’ve always wanted to make a seafood soup including the prawn shells and all like you see on the telly, I could actually do it with this.

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  289. rosie3658

    Just wanted to add – I got a VonShef Food Processor for Christmas and it’s brilliant, so I’d love to have another VonShef appliance! Highly recommended!

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  291. Helen Grayson

    Tomato, Basil and Onion soup, i love that combination and it would be so much fresher if I made it.

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  310. Christina Hodson

    Roast tomatoes and carrot, cauliflower,leek. I would love to make this tasty recipe using this amazing product

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  313. wendy brown

    red pepper and coconut soup (with a hint of chilli)

    leeks, carrots, bell peppers, chilli, ginger, cumin powder, vegetable stock cubes, water…. steam/sauté then add water and simmer, then add coconut cream and blend!

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  344. Ellie Bromilow

    wow lots of things i want to try, but i think i would start with butternut squash soup – want to see if it tastes better or not from that funky machine! Ive put my name down for an allotment so I am considering buying one of these when i have a big glut of veggies – then i can make and freeze batches of soup….

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  353. Chris Davies

    I do love pumpkin soup but I might need to wait till Halloween as they only sell pumpkins at that time of the year!!! :\

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  365. Arabella Bazley

    vegetable soup, we always have odds and ends floating around and it would be great for using up stalks and leftover potatoes too.

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  386. Victoria Prince

    Carrot soup 🙂 Though the idea of trying hot chocolate is very tempting! I love, love, love the look of this, it would e fabulous for me

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  419. Lynz

    With this amazing piece of technology I would have to firstly make a traditional leek and potato soup, yum!

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  434. Emma

    I didn’t realise that soup makers *were* multifunctional! My blender just blew up (I might have used it a bit too often!), so I’m looking to replace it. Something like this would be brilliant and I would never have even looked at it before reading this because I don’t have enough kitchen space.

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  441. Janice

    What a useful gadget. I’m a huge fan of soup, so I think I would be raking in the bottom of my fridge to see what I could find to make soup!

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  444. Joanne Evans

    I would make first in my VonShef Multifunctional Soup Maker classic, tasty leek and potato with chunky potato pieces in it.

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