Stuff UK — June 2017

DINNER

ON THE MENU
The app is available on
iOS and Android. It has a
load of recipes available
straight away but you can
sign up for an account to
access more.

KITCHEN GADGETS

With a name like Cook4Me
Connect you’d think this
teched-up pressure cooker
would let you chuck in all your
ingredients, shut the lid and put
your feet up until dinner. But it’s
not as simple as that.
Quite big but not particularly
heavy, like a cross between a
droid’s head and an old diving
helmet, this gadget takes the
guesswork out of the final
pressurised step (which is
what speeds the cooking
process up), but there’s still a
decent amount of preparation
work involved.
With the app connected over
Bluetooth and a meal chosen

from its library, you’ll be guided

through the recipe step by step

• but it’s not always the most
  intuitive app and lacks a little
  in functionality. Sometimes it’s
  not clear whether you’re waiting
  for it to tell you to move to the
  next step or not.
  Occasionally it’ll emit a jet of
  steam like an angry whale, and
  when it’s done it’ll play a little
  tune. The food we made was
  decent but not mind-blowingly
  tasty, which is about what you’d
  expect for the price.

STUFF SAYS +++,,

Not tasty enough, or convenient

enough, to be a must-buy

CLICK AND TWIST

You can also control this

Tefal using the dial on

the front, which is a bit

old-skool but not as

fiddly as you’d think. You

turn it to select and push

in to confirm.

TEFAL COOK4ME

CONNECT

£320 / homeandcook.co.uk