Do you have a Suvie?

2 years ago

I was watching a Youtube video and this ad kept coming up for one. I finally watched the ad through and it looks like something I would like. It's a cooking "robot" that keeps your food cool until it's time you need it to cook and it cooks all your food at different times depending on how long each item needs to cook. It's on sale right now for half price, only $400.

I wouldn't mind having one of these especially if I were older and got tired of cooking. They have meals you can buy, you load the food into trays and then just scan the card. It does everything else for you, except wash the dishes.

Suvie | Your Countertop Kitchen Robot

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schoolhouse_gwagain
2 years ago
Very interesting.
cyn427 (z. 7, N. VA)
2 years ago
Looks pretty cool, but I want a cook who with prepare everything, cook it, plate it, and clean up. She/he is welcome to join us for dinner. ;-)
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arcy_gw
2 years ago
My son LOVES his.
Fun2BHere
2 years ago
I've seen those ads, too. I think I would have loved something like that back when I was working long hours, but I have plenty of time to cook now, so I have no need for such an appliance. I always wonder, too, how long such an appliance will be supported. I would hate to invest a lot of money just to see the company disappear in a year or two.
lucillle
2 years ago
There are times I don't feel like cooking but I freeze portions of food I make for such times. Other times I really enjoy cooking. I probably would have appreciated something like this when I was a working single parent, though.
LoneJack Zn 6a, KC
2 years ago
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Lets see how it does cooking on the grill!
Annie Deighnaugh
2 years ago
How complicated is it to clean?

I mistrust it will be like a food processor...30 sec to process and 30 min to wash!
chisue
2 years ago
There was a story in Thursday's Chicago Tribune about an entirely robotic kitchen that made food to order for a couple of East Indian restaurants within a mall foodcourt. It made sure ingredients were stocked; assembled them; set out the various pots and pans; set temperatures; stirred or turned; plated the food. The owners were still asking for help to place orders and serve. It had been operational for awhile, and patrons were pleased. This could eliminate a lot of drudge work. (IDK how they handled the cleanup.)
Elmer J Fudd
2 years ago
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This strikes me as a very overpriced solution looking for a problem. An infomercial-type product, a one-off from an otherwise unknown company.

It's a red flag when products are sold only by the producing company and are not otherwise available on a widespread basis from usual retailers.
Kathsgrdn
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2 years ago
I agree Lucille, would've been great to have when the kids were still at home and I worked long hours.

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