Is there a low watt alternative? I’ve been searching but no joy. Don’t get me wrong, I love my Remoska but the cost! Our current one is out of guarantee and I suspect is going to fail one day. The inside of the lid has discoloured, faded and the coating is coming off. This happened to our previous one, the fading spread slowly until it was all round the lid and then it packed up. I know you can buy direct from Czech (Bravoska) which is the same thing but a bit cheaper but just wondered if there is any other option that does everything a Remoska will.

Our Remoska lost one of the vent screws in the lid (probably ended up in a curry) I contacted Lakeland HQ and explained the problem to see if I could get the part. They dont do parts I was informed but I should contact the shop where we had purchased it (Truro). I informed the guy it was about 5 years old but he said call them anyway. Rang Truro Lakeland explained the problem and the date on receipt 2015. The shop assistant said hold on a minute, then came back and said bring it in and we will replace it but it will only now have 3 year warranty! Took it back however they didn't have any in stock, but gave me a new receipt and a replacement arrived 3 days later.
This I believe is number 5

Lakeland were selling reconditioned ones on eBay recently.

Julie if you quick there's some to be had on ebay now !

I have a Remoska and a Double skillet that uses the gas hob, I am going to be in the minority however I prefer my double skillet which I have had for the last 10 years.

http://www.thedoubleskilletpancompany.co...20%29%20More%20

The double skillet looks really useful but one of the things about the Remoska is I’ve already paid for my hook up so I use the electric. The skillet would presumably use the gas hob which Mr Careful with his Money ( otherwise known as Neil) wouldn’t like so much 😁

If it's only electric you want to use, I don't think you will do any better than a Remoska for it's versatility...

Sorry Julie I am with Neil - since we got our Remoska about 18 months ago we have not used the gas once. Kettle, toaster & Remoska meet all our cooking needs.

I do all the cooking and we eat very tasty food. This week in Scarborough I made one of Nadia's cheat dishes roast tinned new potatoes & chicken cooked in the oil from a jar of sun dried tomatoes. Next night a beef, chillie & mushroom Piri Piri. Both lubricated with a bottle of shiraz.

If I had cooked these on the gas hob the kitchen area would have looked like a battleground but we use the outside plug to power the Remoska whilst it sits on the little table in the awning.

Got our Remoska direct from factory on internet but forget what we paid for it.
MikeT

Further research has found Alza online, they sell genuine Remoska’s at a lower price then Lakeland. Basic black model just under £80 with a 3 year warranty so I’ve bookmarked that for the day when this current Remoska packs up. We use it all the time at home and in the Eriba, curries, roasting veg,frittata, baked potatoes and Neil has recently tried baking bread in it with very good results so I think we’ll continue with a Remoska.