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If Instant Pot goes out of business, I wonder where people should go to get electronic pressurized pots?
by chazeon 3y ago
If Instant Pot goes out of business, I wonder where people should go to get electronic pressurized pots?
- berkle4455 3y agoSomeone will buy the brand/IP/factories/contracts/etc during bankruptcy and will continue manufacturing them
- dylan604 3y agoAmazon? Or have they already come out with an AmazonBasics version?
- sparrish 3y agoWe bought a Ninja. It's bigger, which is wonderful for our large family, and works great. Has lids for air frying and pressure cooking.
- jabroni_salad 3y agoThe ninja foodi line is pretty good. I've had mine for a few years now. I use the air fry, pressure cook, slow cook, and sous vide functions weekly.
- ksaj 3y agoInterestingly, Canadian Tire (very well known establishment up here!) used to sell InstaPot, and pretty much always had it on special. Lately they've shifted toward Ninja brand items.
- bombcar 3y agoFaberware and Ninja make some, and I'm sure if the IP IP doesn't get slurped up, Walmart and friends will make store-brand ones. They're not very complicated.
- snuxoll 3y agoI <3 my Ninja multi-cooker, but they do a HORRIBLE job of marketing the thing with the name alone: Ninja® Foodi® 14-in-1 8-qt. SMART XL Pressure Cooker Steam Fryer with SmartLid® It's like something I'd read for some white-labelled Chinese product on Amazon; but it's the single most heavily used appliance in my kitchen!
- bombcar 3y agoIt slices, it dices...it even makes Julienne fries!
- JamesonNetworks 3y agoWill not break...
- pjscott 3y agoThey're almost certainly not going to stop making Instant Pots. This is a chapter 11 bankruptcy -- the kind where the business gets restructured but continues to operate.