Creda Capri C150

Newest Review: ... also I'm not sure if this is standard but we were supplied with a spare grill pan (minus the handle) that we use as a baking ... more

... tray. --The Oven-- The oven comes supplied with two wire shelves, each of which can easily be positioned on one of the five levels. Of all the different parts of this cooker I find the oven the easiest to light, and the control is marked in gas level rather the degrees Celsius and even has a warming setting. Although at first glance the oven looks rather small, there is actually enough room to cook a 16lb turkey. I do have a slight problem however, and that is the temperature control doesn't seem very accurate, i...more

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Creda Capri C150: The In-CREDA-ble budget cooker (1611 words)
by - written on 30/05/05 (Very useful, 631 readings)
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*The Creda Capri C150 actually looks nothing like the picture above. After leaving home I'd had a series of second-hand cookers and although they'd done the job pretty well, I couldn't help but dream of that day when I could afford to buy my very own sparkling brand new cooker. So I scrimped and I saved and eventually I had enough money to go and buy the cooker of my dreams, which ended up being the Creda Capri, a gas fuelled cooker in a beautiful shade of racing green. ---Why the Capri?--- I was on a limited budget (under £250) when I bought this, but was still looking for something that would fit in with my then green themed ... Read the complete review

Creda Cooker Revival (407 words)
by - written on 10/08/02 (Very useful, 498 readings)
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Here it is, another domestic appliance review. None of you care, neither do I, so I'll get on with it then: Our last cooker, a gas one by some obscure brand called Fagor was still functional, but it was getting very old and battered looking; although part of that can be attributed to my Dad's attempts at so-called cooking. So in a fit for newness, and an obsession with all things in the kitchen to be thematically linked to the colour blue somehow, my mum invested in this cooker (blue, but available in green and white too). It's on the cheaper end of good brand gas cookers. Now, I'm no cooking expert (as many people will gladly ... Read the complete review