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Published: 2018-10-17, Author: Max , review by: techgearlab.com
User friendly, easy to clean, reasonably priced,
Marginally less tender meat than the Breville
Offering pretty much all of the cooking performance, convenience, and streamlined cleaning that you could hope for in a pressure cooker, the Instant Pot DUO60 deserves a spot on almost every kitchen counter...
The stainless steel pot and all accompanying accessories are dishwasher safe
It took longer to cook rice than many of the other machines
This pressure cooker is easy to operate, offers plenty of convenience and produces flavorful meals faster than traditional cooking methods, which makes it a perfect choice for any home...
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Excellent at pressure-cooking beef stew, Good at slow-cooking beef stew, Good at cooking rice, Intuitive, easy-to-read controls, Features timed cooking and settings for steaming, Cooking insert is dishwasher safe
Safe, Versatile, Easy to clean, Stainless steel cook pot
Learning curve, Poor instruction guide
The Instant Pot IP-DUO60 Programmable Pressure Cooker is the third generation in the Instant Pot product line, and reviewers say it just keeps getting better. While the second generation model -- the 6-in-1 -- was highly versatile, this model also makes y...
Great safety features, Lots of uses, Makes many dishes reliably
Not intuitive, Might be hard for users to adapt their own recipes
Yes. We can see this working great for people that don't yet have a zillion countertop appliances, because it replaces the need for a bunch of individual devices. However, if your counter is already crowded with a rice cooker, slow cooker, and so on, you...
Great safety features, Lots of uses, Makes many dishes reliably
Not intuitive, Might be hard for users to adapt their own recipes
Yes. We can see this working great for people that don't yet have a zillion countertop appliances, because it replaces the need for a bunch of individual devices. However, if your counter is already crowded with a rice cooker, slow cooker, and so on, you...
