Updated 3 Nov 2026
Is the Tokit Omni Cook worth it?
Yes — if you want a Thermomix-style machine for less.
Like a Thermomix, it weighs, chops, minces, grinds, kneads, steams, stews, makes yoghurt and does sous vide in a 2.2-litre heated steel jug, and walks you through around a thousand recipes on its touchscreen, with photos and videos and no subscription. Testers found it excellent for baking, since it weighs, melts and mixes in one jug, good for dough, rice, steaming and sous vide, and quicker than a Thermomix to boil water. It can heat higher than a Thermomix, and it costs about a third less. Sautéing is weak because the lid stays on, you sometimes wait for it to cool between steps, its stew timer stops at 99 minutes, it needs good Wi-Fi, and it's as big and heavy as a bread maker.
Good to know
- Sautéing and frying are weak, because the lid stays on and the blades catch food.
- You sometimes wait several minutes for it to cool before blending.
- Its stew timer stops at 99 minutes, so long slow cooks need restarting.
- It needs good Wi-Fi in the kitchen for its recipes.
- It's as big and heavy as a bread maker.
- Weighs, chops, cooks in one jug
- Free guided recipes on screen
- About a third less than a Thermomix
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Get it if…
- You were looking at a Thermomix but want to pay less.
- You bake a lot, or want to learn to cook from guided recipes.
- You want soups, sauces and dough made in one jug.
Skip it if…
- You mostly want fast stews and rice: an Instant Pot costs a fraction.
- You like to brown and fry: a pan does it better.
- Your kitchen Wi-Fi is weak.
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How we reached this verdict
Tech Advisor gave it an Editors' Choice as an impressive smart kitchen assistant about a third cheaper than a Thermomix, excellent for baking and steaming, though sautéing is weak and it takes a lot of worktop. How To Cook That tested it side by side with a Thermomix TM6 and found the two did most jobs equally well, with the Tokit cheaper, hotter at its top setting and with free guided recipes, but limited to 99 minutes of stewing. We haven't found enough verified owner reviews of it at the shops we read to give it a score yet.
We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.
Sources: Tech Advisor, How To Cook That, Tokit (specs), Expert Reviews, T3, Ideal Home, TechRadar, manufacturer specifications.
Updated 3 Nov 2026How we decide