Tefal Steam Cuisine 1000 Turbo Diffusion

TEFAL - A LITTLE HISTORY Tefal is a French cookware and small appliance manufacturer owned by Groupe SEB. Groupe SEB is a leading manufacturer in small domestic equipment. The name Tefal is short for the combination of the words Teflon and aluminium. In North America, Brazil and Japan, the company's products are sold under the name T-Fal. Tefal is known for creating the non-stick cookware category. They invented the first non-stick frying pan in 1954. Their mission is to make cooking and ironing easier and faster. STEAM CUISINE I am reviewing the Tefal Steam Cuisine, which is a food steamer. I had ...  Read the complete review

I am now on my second steamer (the timer button fell off the first). I have been using Tefal steamers now for about 3 1/2 years, and I love them. I don’t know what I ever did without one. I am one of those people who just hate it when the pan boils over. It drives me mad. I also hate having to watch for the pan boiling in order to turn it down. The other thing that annoys me is having to put different veggies on to boil at different times. When I went to my aunt’s for dinner, she cooked all the veggies in a steamer, and they tasted fantastic, so I decided to look for one. Searching around Powerhouse, I found the Tefal for around £30. I ...  Read the complete review

Well, so did I. I knew that I shouldn't, but it always seemed like the 'best' bit, all crispy and crunchy! I always told myself, 'right, that's it, I will throw the skin away next time then I won't be tempted'. Did I? Did I eck! Well, now I have found a way to cook the moistest, healthy chicken without having the temptation there. Steam it! No, I never imagined steaming chicken pieces before, probably because I didn't have a steamer (does help) and I thought they would be chewy or tough. Nope, if you do already have a steamer and haven't tried cooking poultry in it yet then give it ...  Read the complete review

Buy one of these and you will wonder how you managed to live without it. I bought my Tefal Steam Cuisine at Argos about two weeks ago and since then I haven't used my microwave or cooker. Everything has been nice and healthy and steamed. Well, there's just me to cook for so it suits me fine to just switch on and leave it to cook. A little while later and hey presto! My meal is ready to eat. The steamer looks like a tower and it has three seperate oval shaped compartments all placed on top of each other. The bottom of each compartment or bowl comes out and it has little holes in it to let the steam through. You put water in the bottom and set the timer to ...  Read the complete review

I’m lazy. Didn’t I mention that before we were married? Oh, sorry. Must have slipped my mind, what with the wedding present fiasco and those seating plan decisions (ahhh, happy days, when my life had a purpose). Anyway, it’s better for you to find out ten years down the line than not at all, isn’t it? Buy me a Tefal Steam Cuisine and you might be forgiven. Don’t act the innocent; this is as much your fault as it is mine. And you’re the one that wants a meal on the table when you come home, after all. I’m quite happy with a bag of crisps and an apple. Vegetables, eh? What a performance. You have to peel them, ...  Read the complete review