Tesco Value Steamer 3TS04W

Like most people I try to eat as healthily as possible and like to make sure my family get optimum nutrition. It is a well-known fact that many vitamins and minerals are lost through the cooking process, especially vitamin c. With this in mind I decided to buy a steamer. Steaming food especially vegetables ensures that you get to eat food that has retained most of its vitamin content. Having decided to buy a steamer I then set about to do a bit of research. There are lots of models on the market and you could pay around £70 for a well-known brand. I read a review about the Tesco value steamer (model 3ts04) and was impressed. I was also surprised by the low ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Steamer 3TSO4W I do try and get my recommended five portions of fruit and vegetables a day but I did find all the washing up of various pots and pans to be rather tiresome. A friend told me that steaming vegetables was so much easier on the washing up because of the plastic trays that are used instead of all the different pans and was intrigued to find out more. I asked around at work on how many people used a steamer rather than the boiling method and was surprised that the majority of people had bought a steamer within the last year or so and were all really pleased with their purchase. I was told that not only it is a space ...  Read the complete review

I try to eat pretty healthily, and one of my wonderful little gadgets that allows me to do this is my Steamer . When I first purchased a steamer, I wasn't really sure how often I would use it, so opted to buy and try a budget model first - I could always invest in something more expensive later if I used it enough . The Product --------------- Part of the Tesco Value range, and costing a mere 9.97, this steamer actually looks pretty good - oval in shape, with a white base and 3 see through steamer trays, as well as a drip tray that sits snugly just inside the base . It comes with a manual (written in a variety of languages) that is pretty simple to ...  Read the complete review

We have been looking at buying a towers steamer for while but, not too sure if it would be somthing i would find usful and convient to use, i thought i would try a cheaper modle so if i didn't like it or had problems it would be too much of an expence. So we found the Tesco Value Steamer 3TS04W and thought this would be a good product to start with. It has three clear plastic teared baskets for the vegtable or meat and a steamer bowl for rice to be cooked in. The real test we thought would be using the Tesco Value Steamer 3TS04W for cooking the vegtables and potatoes for our sunday lunch. So on the bottom we put the peeled and chopped potatoes for the roasting, for 20 ...  Read the complete review

I bought my Tesco Value steamer in the Summer of 2008 as I was starting to make food for my baby son and knew that steaming vegetables was the best, most nutritious way of cooking them. The steamer was a reasonable price and has done exactly what it says it will. It is easy to clean and cooks quickly compared to my Mums "better" more expensive steamer. However, over Christmas I found the steamer wasn't cooking as quickly and Christmas day we ended up having quite hard vegetables. It has now stopped cooking altogether and I think we will need to get a new steamer. I was really pleased at first with the steamer but am now left ...  Read the complete review