The French manufacturer Moulinex has a habit of offering a wide range of cooking appliances. To continue this momentum, it is now releasing the Cook in One, an entry-level multicooker offered at €200. If it stands out from the Cookeo by its price placement, the newborn also tries to differentiate itself from the Turbo Cuisine thanks to the many features it has.
Moulinex indeed presents its Cook in One as an appliance capable of replacing nearly five others in the kitchen. Oven, hob, saucepan, griddle and sandwich makers: the multicooker would be a real Swiss army knife.
Its non-stick bowl is designed to cook a meal for four people. In particular, it can accommodate quiches, pasta, rice, meat and fish thanks to its eight cooking programs and its manual mode. Removable, it cleans quickly and is even dishwasher safe. The cover of the appliance, for its part, unfolds 180° to brown panini, croque-monsieur and sandwiches of all kinds.
If Moulinex made the (bad) choice of a butter pasta recipe for the promotion of its new appliance, the Cook in One is capable of doing much better. The less inventive can also install the free application of the manufacturer, which provides more than 150 recipes. On good terms…