Cooks Professional Heated Blender and Soup Maker - Black


The Cooks Professional Heated Blender and Soup Maker is designed for home cooks who want to streamline meal preparation by combining cooking and blending into one appliance. It is an ideal tool for efficiently creating hot soups, sauces, and jams, while doubling as a capable blender for cold beverages like smoothies and milkshakes. While it offers significant versatility and time-saving benefits, users should note that the glass jug is heavy and requires careful handling during cleaning and pouring.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5060918678796 |
| Brand | Cooks Professional |
Yes, it is designed for both cold creations like smoothies and milkshakes, as well as hot cooking.
The heating function can be adjusted manually between 40-100C.
The jug is best cleaned using the built-in self-clean function; check the manual for specific guidance on submerging parts.
Always use the designated feed hole in the lid if adding ingredients, but be extremely cautious when the machine is in a heating mode.
Ensure the lid gasket is clean and free of food debris, as residue can sometimes make the locking mechanism feel tight.
Ensure the jug is correctly seated on the base and the lid is securely locked in place, as the safety sensors prevent operation otherwise.
Ensure you are using enough liquid base for your recipe and consider using the manual heat settings to lower the temperature for sensitive sauces.
The automatic shut-off may have engaged to protect the motor from overheating; let the unit cool down for 15 minutes before restarting.
To set up your device, place the base on a flat, dry, and stable surface near a standard power outlet. Always ensure the lid is properly seated and locked into the jug; the appliance will not operate if the safety lock is not engaged. When preparing hot liquids, do not exceed the 'max hot' fill line to avoid spills during the heating process. For care, utilize the self-clean function by adding water and a drop of detergent, then running the cycle. Wipe the base unit with a damp, non-abrasive cloth. Avoid submerging the base or the power cord in water, as this will damage the electrical components.