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10-19-2016 08:06 PM
10-19-2016 08:15 PM
@tiggery I have the Q pot and one from Evine which is larger and I like better. It a Cooks Companion Wonder Pot. Looks like a little pressure cooker. They have them on sale today for $29., which is really a bargain
10-19-2016 08:22 PM - edited 10-19-2016 08:24 PM
I adore my 7-in-1!!
I like it for the yogurt function & stainless steel liner...no non-stick for me.
I can make soy yogurt overnight, easy peasy!
I Google searched for an image, I was surprised you can purchase online from Target & Walmart...as well as Amazon & of course, the Instant Pot website. The footprint is a wee big for my taste, but I still cook with it everyday. It's permanently on my counter.
10-19-2016 08:29 PM
I have the Instant Pot 7 in 1 and the only difference between the 7 in 1 and the 6 in 1 is the fact that mine has a yougurt setting. I got it my 7 in 1 when Amazon had their special sale a while back. It was on sale. Otherwise I would have bought the 6 in 1 because I probably won't use the yougurt setting.
10-19-2016 08:35 PM
I have the 7 in 1 and my sister has the 6 in 1. I love the yogurt function on my 7 in 1. It is so worth it! I got mine for $69 back at the Prime Black Friday in July sale on Amazon. They may repeat it around Thanksgiving.
10-26-2016 04:10 PM
tiggery,
Without question I'd purchase the 7 in 1 Instant Pot DUO 60 (note that it's Instant Pot, not Insta Pot). That info will be helpful if you're searching for info online about the Instant Pot. If you think you'll have no interest in making yogurt, the 6 in 1 would be fine. If you have a large family or like to make huge quantities of food, you might consider the Instant Pot 7 in 1 DUO 80, an 8 quart rather than a 6 quart model. Know however that most pressure cooker recipes are written assuming the use of a 6 quart model. There's also a bluetooth-enabled Instant Pot you can consider (IP-SMART).
Why an Instant Pot over other digital pressure cookers?
Comparing Instant Pot to ******or, Cuisinart, GoWise, Power PC XL or any other brand of digital pressure cookers, Instant Pot blows everyone else out of the water for the reasons I've specified.
And no, I don't work for the company. I just think this is a fine customer-focused company that makes fine products.
10-27-2016 01:20 PM
@Razzy 7 Thank you for that very informative and helpful post! When the time comes for me to get a new pressure cooker, I am seriously leaning towards an Instant Pot Lux60. No need here for the Duo, as 6 quarts will work fine for my family. I'll never make yogurt, so, I'll be just fine with the Lux60. I've done some research, and I absolutely hate the handle on the Lux60, but, I think I could get over it, given everything else about it. Thanks again! :-)
10-27-2016 02:40 PM
I am fairly new to this wonderful piece of technology-there is no other pressure cooker that compares. I have made soups and stews, but I have also made small amounts of food using pressure cooking-for example, "Chicken Walking Tacos". It uses two boneless skinless chicken breast, a jar of chunky salsa and a can of black beans plus seasoning and a cup of water. THERE IS NO SCORCHING. This is huge for me because you don't have to worry about headroom, evaporation-scorching, etc. Neither are you forced to make a huge amount of food-which you can do if you want.
This is the first Teflon free PC I have ever owned, and that's everything to me. Stainless steel really is not difficult to clean at all. I use a little baking soda and white vinegar and a Scrub Daddy sponge.
Some people say they will never make yogurt, but never say never.....I gave up dairy, and I could buy vegan yogurt ( very expensive!), but it's also laden with sugar....and now I have the ability to make any non-dairy yogurt I can think of.....
The on-line support abounds and so do the recipes from around the world. If anybody is on the market for a pressure cooker, this is the best.
Poodlepet2
10-28-2016 02:15 PM
Does the lid of the instant pot come off or is it like the digital wonder pot fro Evine which does not? Thank you.
10-28-2016 02:28 PM
Yes, the lid comes off...and the liner comes out for separate cleaning.
All the controls are on the base.
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