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Bear Raw-Ore Purple Clay Electric Stew Pot 4L DDG-D40B1 | Water-Bath Slow Stewing · Timer and Delay Start · Soups and Congee

Bear Raw-Ore Purple Clay Electric Stew Pot 4L DDG-D40B1 | Water-Bath Slow Stewing · Timer and Delay Start · Soups and Congee

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Ribs and corn go in the night before, the timer gets set, and the next day you lift the lid on a soup that has stewed all night.

Where it fits: a shared kitchen with a single working ring, where soup shouldn't fight the stir-fry for space; one pot simmered at the weekend lasts two or three days; in essay week, press the delay start on your way out and come home to something hot.

What it does: a 4L raw-ore purple clay pot, slow water-bath stewing that never catches on the bottom or carries flavours over; an LCD panel with delay start and timer, so you decide when it begins and when it's done; soups, congee, individual stew cups and snow fungus sweet soup are all within reach.

Why it helps: stewing over a flame means standing guard, and flat hobs are scarce as it is — this pot plugs in on the worktop, needs no watching, and the soup finds its flavour on its own.

Specs: 4L|raw-ore purple clay inner pot|water-bath stewing|LCD display · delay start and timer|model DDG-D40B1

Good to know: Chinese-standard plug, requires an adapter|Ships from our Birmingham, UK warehouse

Common questions

Q: How do I use it in the UK?
A: The machine has a Chinese-standard plug; pair it with a Chinese-to-UK adapter and it works fine.

Q: How does the purple clay pot differ from stainless steel?
A: Purple clay takes heat slowly and releases it slowly; in a water bath the food never touches the heating plate, so the soup doesn't catch, carries no metallic note, and tastes closer to a clay pot's slow simmer.

Q: How many does 4L serve?
A: One pot covers a family meal; for one person, a single batch stretches over two or three days.

Q: This or a stovetop clay pot?
A: If you want hands-off cooking, a delay start and a free hob ring, choose this electric stew pot; if you want something that goes to the table, does claypot rice and sits straight on the stove, choose a ceramic clay pot.

Q: Which warehouse does it ship from?
A: Ships from our Birmingham, UK warehouse.

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