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I don’t know what we’d do without the InstantPot. We literally have this thing going every night making veggies, beans and lentils, soups, and stews for the fam
by reassembled 3y ago
I don’t know what we’d do without the InstantPot. We literally have this thing going every night making veggies, beans and lentils, soups, and stews for the family. It really takes a ton of stress out of mealtimes, particularly with a toddler in the house. Even before we had a kid we were using the thing constantly, and telling all of our friends and family to buy one.
Our first Instant Pot unit had a faulty pressure release seal in the lid and so Insta replaced and shipped a brand new lid to us free of charge.
- kylehotchkiss 3y agoYou could buy a fissler pressure cooker if you needed a different pressure cooker. Yes it goes on the stove and doesn’t have variable pressure settings but it gets the job done, is mechanically sound and should last decades with occasional seal replacements
- dagw 3y agoYes it goes on the stove and doesn’t have variable pressure settings The whole point of the instant pot is those two features. Being able to tell it what I want to make, turn it on, and then just walk away and forget about it until I need it is the whole point of having an Instant pot
- deepsun 3y agoAsia had multi-cookers for a long time, for some reason US audience isn't yet "disrupted" with those. It's basically the same, but without handing high pressure, which makes them much lighter, simpler, easier (just a simple click-in lid). High temperature destroys many vitamins and useful nutritions, it's only makes sense when you need to cook something ASAP. Other than that it's healthier to go slower.