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Combining advanced technology with user-friendly features to deliver perfectly cooked Sadza with minimal effort. The versatility of this multicooker extends beyond cooking Sadza. You can use it to cook other grain-based dishes such as rice, oatmeal, bota (maize porridge), and even the perfect road runner stew using the slow cook function. Whether you’re a busy professional, a parent with a hectic schedule, or simply someone who appreciates convenience in the kitchen, the CWC cooker is designed to make your life easier.
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Sadza cooking simplified
Just add mealie meal and water then with the press of a button, cook your sadza. #softLife -
Non-stick and easy to clean
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Large cooking capacity
Can make sadza for up to 10 people
Heat Resistant Handle
Valve Pressure Controller
Water Collector
Lid Safety Control
Stainless Steel Blender
Make in the CWC Sadza Cooker
Sadza and Stew
Rice rineDovi
Oxtail
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to cook sadza?
Cooking sadza takes approximately 45 to 60 minutes, depending on the quantity and grain type.
How many people can it cook for?
With a 6-litre capacity, the Sadza Cooker is suitable for meals serving up to 15 people, depending on portion size.
Can it cook Sadza from other traditional grains?
Yes. The Sadza Cooker is capable of cooking Sadza rezviyo (finger millet) and mixed grain sadza, including those typically more difficult to prepare manually.
What else can it cook?
The cooker includes multiple pre-set functions and can also prepare:
- Rice
- Beans
- Soups and stews
- Meat
- Steam-cooked meals
- Slow-cooked meals
- Sous vide (temperature-controlled water bath cooking)
Note: The cooker is not suitable for deep frying.
What plug does the Sadza Cooker come with?
The cooker comes with a standard UK 3-pin plug (13A).
If you are outside the UK, you will need a travel adapter to use the plug with your country’s socket.
What voltage does the Sadza Cooker use?
The Sadza Cooker operates on AC 220V – 240V, with a power rating of 1050W.
If you live in a country where the standard voltage is 110V (e.g., USA or Canada), you will need a step-up transformer (minimum 1500W) to use the appliance safely.
Does the Sadza Cooker come with a warranty?
Yes. The Sadza Cooker comes with a 1-year warranty. In the event of a fault, the product will be reviewed in consultation with our engineer before a repair, replacement, or refund is offered.
Do you deliver to my country?
Region | Delivery Fee | Estimated Delivery Time
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UK | Included | 3–5 |
Europe | £30 | 5–10 |
USA, | £50 | 7–14 |
Zimbabwe (Harare only) | Contact us | 1–2 |
With minimal effort, now anyone can cook Sadza
