Morphy Richards 1.6L Total Control Soup Maker 501020
Who Is the Morphy Richards 501020 For? The Morphy Richards Total Control 501020 is the premium…
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Smart Response Technology is Morphy Richards' system of pre-programmed settings that automatically adjust the cooking parameters for each programme. Rather than applying a fixed cycle regardless of ingredients or quantity, the machine calibrates its operation to deliver consistent results. Morphy Richards positions this as particularly useful for less experienced cooks who may not know when or how to adjust timing manually.
Before starting a cycle, you select the number of portions you are making — two, three, or four. The machine then adjusts its cooking conditions to suit the volume in the jug. This is particularly useful for smaller households cooking two-portion batches rather than a full 1.6L load, as the machine scales its operation rather than running at full-capacity settings on a smaller amount.
The 48822 has two settings (smooth and chunky) and over 12,000 reviews at 4.4 stars — the proven, no-fuss benchmark. The 501020 adds seven more programmes including sauté, reheat, drinks, and pre-clean, along with Smart Response Technology, portion control, and a touchscreen display. It is significantly more expensive. Choose the 48822 for simplicity and the best-evidenced track record; choose the 501020 for the full programme depth.
Yes. The sauté setting heats the stainless steel jug to a higher temperature, allowing you to brown onions, garlic, and spices directly in the machine before adding stock or vegetables. This produces deeper flavour than loading raw ingredients into a cold machine — the same technique as sweating aromatics in a pan before making soup on the hob.
The 501020 includes a dedicated pre-clean programme. Add warm water and a small amount of washing-up liquid to the jug, run the pre-clean cycle, then rinse. The programme circulates the cleaning solution using the blade and heating element, removing residue without manual scrubbing. The stainless steel jug interior does not retain odours between uses.