The Cookeo 80 recipes CE854B10 uses the interface of the first Cookeo and integrates barely more recipes, but it can count on the Moulinex application to inspire and guide users as needed.
The Cookeo 80 recipes CE854B10 is one of the simplest and most affordable versions of the famous Moulinex multicooker. It includes all the functions we know (simmering, steam cooking, pressure cooking, etc.), but is not entitled to the beautiful touch screen of the Cookeo Touch, nor to a wifi or Bluetooth connection which would allow to download new recipes. It is thus limited to the 80 that it ships initially, and is ultimately barely more generous than the very first Cookeo, from which it uses the now dated interface. This small color screen, however, guarantees quick access to the different cooking modes, while the Moulinex application offers more than 2000 recipes to follow in parallel on a smartphone or tablet. It is therefore more practical, especially since the settings are not automatic, but some will undoubtedly prefer to take out their smartphone rather than spend more money in order to afford a better equipped model.
Strong points
- Time saving.
- Non-stick bowl.
- Very easy to use.
- Moulinex application with many recipes.
- Cleaning and maintenance is simple.
- Perfectly quiet during preheating and cooking.
Weak points
- No USB or Ethernet port, or Wi-Fi.
- Preheating, which can sometimes take a long time, is not taken into account in the cooking times announced.
- Clutter.
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Alternatively
The Ninja Foodi MINI is a particularly complete multicooker, and one of the few to offer pressure cooking and forced air. It has also proven to be efficient in all of its 6 cooking modes, and can cook for a small family, contrary to what its name might suggest. The Ninja multicooker is also easy to clean and program but, in the absence of integrated recipes, remains to be placed in the hands of a minimum informed public.