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DreamPot 5 Litre Questions & Answers
19 questions from our users
I inherited a 5L dreampot - it seems to lose a little heat around the lid - is there meant to be a rubber or silicone type seal? Mine seems to have a groove around the outer of the lid where it mates to the pot body, and I imagine a rubber ring seal is meant o go in there but I never got one - can anyone tell me if there is meant to be one there? (Deampot.com.au is down at the moment so I cant get in touch with them)? Any ideas how to get one?
How much to send to chch NZ
How much is a 5 l dream pot worth
My name Peter Rogers I lost the small 2.3 Litre inner pot for our Dream pot Thermal cooker, Is a replacement available?
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Does anyone have a used DreamPot (5 litres) in good condition for sale?
Sherry 0427 854 628
Yes Thinking of selling mine has large pot with 2 smaller ones could be 20 years old but used maybe 5 times
How much
Instructions for Use Please
How much does the 6L dream pot weigh please
Where can I get replacement parts The large pot has begun to split
Is this still available please?
I brought a Dream pot with a few extras the lady only used it once I would love to know is there a cooking class on how to use it making sweets and meals anywhere in Brisbane or Sunshine Coast please Thankyou Jeneene
Are the pots compatible with induction cook tops?
Does anyone know where I can get a 5 litre Dreampot cover please?
Ian
Hi Ian, Hope this helps you. They will retire soon, so there are special and it does not look like anyone will be taking over. Best way is to ring them. Good luck.
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Thanks for that. I don’t think I will have any luck though.
Ian.
I have an older 5 Ltd dream pot. Browning or boiling on the stove burns and sticks because the base is quite thin. Do the newer 2 Lt inner pots have a heavier base than the older models?
Sorry, I'm not sure as I haven't seen the older ones, best contact Dreampot directly.
I'm unable to answer this as I've only ever used the current dream pot. You can email dream pot directly and I'd say they'll be the best to ask. This is their link https://www.dreampot.com.au/contact/
Cheers
I had the older inner pot. My dreampot is about 19 years old! The newer pots ( I purchased one about 3 yrs ago) has a thicker base and is a wonderful improvement .
Is it safe to cook chicken in the DreamPot?
Absolutely safe to do so. You actually cook things on the stove for a period of time before transferring the pot to the insulated container. Because of this and the fact that the pot has a lid on so...
Read more there has been a build up of heat inside, things keep on cooking. All good for chicken. Just make sure you commence the cooking process on the stove top.
If using the Dreampot to cook corned meat etc while driving on a 4 wheel drive track, does water "slop" from the large inner pot into the outer insulated pot? If it does, does this matter?
Hi there.ive never had that issue ever.just dont fill to brim.. ive been on some very rough roads and had some delishious food cooked while travelling.. lamb shanks were yumm
I've never had that happen and it gets a bit rock and roll on a yacht. I mainly use the smaller inner pan so it's usually not a huge amount of water. A good point to remember is that thermal cookers (...
Read moreall of them) don't have evaporation so a huge amount of water isn't required because it doesn't evaporate away. Short answer, I've never had an issue with liquids slopping about/over. CheersHi, I think the thing is that you don't have a lot of liquid in the pot to start with. The outer insulated pot lid also sits down pretty firm on the inner pot lid as well. I would be surprised if you had a problem.
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