Philips Original All-In-One Multi-Cooker HD2237/72

This is the best multi cooker with a slow and pressure cooker in one, accompanied by x2 saute functions taking less than 3 minutes to heat up and a non stick inner pot. Cleaning up is also extremely easy. I have loved cooking using it's included +200 recipe book. My fav. recipes include making yogurt (x3 diff. varieties), creamy delicious seafood linguini (pasta cooked to perfection) and all there soups. The Philips multi-cooker is able to regulate the temperature for up to 12 hours post cooking. This recipe book is also available online. You can even bake cakes or make delicious sweets as well. Highly recommend this product.

We needed to replace our ancient rice cooker but since we also wanted a slow cooker, we decided to buy this All-In-One! We use this several times a week. For a start, it cooks rice SOO evenly and fluffily. Even our 10yo daughter commented on how nice the rice came out!! The rice doesn't burn, cake or dry out – it's just perfect. The minimum amount of rice it cooks feeds 2-3 people with some leftover for an extra meal. It takes about 20 mins to pressure cook. Clear instructions provided, and easy enough to take apart and clean. Admittedly haven't had a chance to try fancier meals with it yet, but it's already a great start and we're very impressed so far.

Our Philips multi cooker works really well, I am using it from last 2 years. Recently, we had an incident where it was kept on induction and induction got switched on. By the time we saw the bottom plate got damaged. I am not able to find any spares for it. I ordered one from Statewide but they sent wrong one. They sent me bottom outer black peripheral part, but I needed the one in center which gets screwed on to protect wiring. The one came from Statewide costed me $27 as it includes postage charges. I am disappointed to see that for such a product there is poor after sales service.
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This is the best pressure cooker I've ever tried, I got to say I am so happy with this product. I intially bought a crockpot and had so many issues regarding nor pressurising, and food burning, plus multiple error messages. I ended up giving up on the crockpot, and went into The good Guys for a replacement, I am so happy that I ended up getting the phillips one. I love the many options available, it pressurises very well, and I don't have to add too much water in it to get it to pressurise, a quarter of a cup of water does the job. I also love ...

I have read so many mixed reviews about Philps Customer Care Support (CCS). So I am going to tell about my recent experience with Customer Care Support, named Jayde. No words can describe how efficient and supportive Jayde was. I forgotten when I have purchased the Philips All-in-one HD2237/72, I believe it was over a year. Due to COVID stress and the bereavement of my late mother-in-law last year, I lost the recipe book and the receipt. I rang CCS and told Jayde if the office could be kind enough to send me a copy of the recipe book. I gave th...

Its been about a month and has been great in our kitchen. However, I'm not sure about the time it takes to cook. We cook rice often and I thought the whole process would take 14 mins but it actually takes more than 30 mins. Before the 14 mins timer starts, it's stuck on heating for about 10 to 15 mins. Is this expected?

its easy to use, have all options, slow cooker, rice cooker and steam cooker. The bowl is big so easily can fit meal for four people and its so easy to clean. Nothing stick to it. I even fried and bake in it, honestly for the price (got it on special from David Jones) its really bargain.

It seems you can't use this device to make small-medium amounts of rice.

The manual states that the device can only be used when it is at least 1/3 full, which is a bit more than 5 cups, which means you'd need to start with at least 3 cups of dry rice, which is WAY more rice than our family will ever need for a meal.

I realise that rice isn't the device's primary purpose, but everything we'd read said that it would be great for rice. Except no one said you had to cook at least 10 servings of rice at a time.

I've tried a couple of times to co...

It took a little while to figure out all the things it could do, but then it was so easy to cook different things like curries, cakes, rice and meats.

Just purchased this pressure cooker, the only complaint I have is I cant seem to find good recipes on u tube clips like the croc-pot one. I want to cook the quinoa and I have no clue how. A bit hard to navigate how to use it. Im a bit concerned about the lid issue too. As there seems to be a lot of complaints about it...hope I made the right choice.

This multi cooker is all that I need to make easy family meals. I mainly use it as a slow cooker and I love how you can sauté onions and garlic directly in it prior to using the slow cooking function. The less using pots and pans the better! The quality of the meals is excellent and the cleanability is easy. It is a great size for a family of 5, which we are. This multi cooker is completely trustworthy!

I’d previously had a Breville Pressure/multicooker for almost 8 years before retiring it, she served me well. I’d looked at getting the latest Breville but it didn’t have great reviews so after a bit of research I settled on this model.

I’ve owned it for a couple of years now and Phil has served me well. I use it just about every other day, functionality is great, perfect for winter meals & soups. Also great for rice dishes, risotto and sushi rice. I recently just started making home made yoghurt as well and it hasn’t disappointed me yet. There is a great Facebook group for users of Philips pressure/multicookers If you’re after support. I’m looking at getting Phil a big brother, the 8L version soon.

An easy solution to meals. Does exactly what it promises. I make lots of meat and vegetables casseroles. Excellent.
Only complaint is it could be more user friendly and more intuitive. ( Plus how about more decor style!)

I wish I bought this earlier. The pressure cooker comes with a book of delicious recipes, and you can also find plenty of extra recipes online, or adapt recipes you already gave. I have made so many different dishes with this, including soups, pulled meats (pork, chicken, beef), cakes and have even made bone broth. What I love about it is that it cuts cooking time when using the pressure function, so theres no need to cook something for 6 hours because you can achieve the same result within a fraction of the time! This is super helpful if you a...

I wish I had bought this earlier. I have had this machine since November 2020. I always had this fear of pressure cookers exploding! Love the pressure cooker function. This machine is so quiet sometimes I need to check it's on. You can walk in the door and have a meal on the table in 20-30 minutes. It's great. Get the kids in the bath, do homework while it's cooking. Put it on before going to mid-week sports training and come back to a dinner waiting and warm. Simple to use. And the cleanup is quick and easy. Does everything soups, curries, ro...