Amazon had 8 quarts for $59.88. this exact 6 in 1 model.
yea? why's that? I bought it last week from amazon for $78 with the low pressure.kimwoobingsu wrote: ↑ Having this model, I would probably advise someone considering purchasing this to pay a little extra for a model with low pressure.
But full price nowCrazyYoshi wrote: ↑ Only from 3rd party seller now
Why is the model with low pressure better?kimwoobingsu wrote: ↑ Having this model, I would probably advise someone considering purchasing this to pay a little extra for a model with low pressure.
Low pressure is better for boiled eggs. That's the only use I've heard of but I'm sure there are more.
fatestkid wrote: ↑ For those people who are buying this just to try it here my two cents. I bought an instant pot two years ago, used it once and then it just sat there just because I can't be bothered to use it. My air fryer gets used almost daily.
I think it's important to see the type of food you eat right now and find the right kitchen device to make it easier to cook. I usually eat curry with Rice/bread. I'll cook the curry in a pot on the stove. I also eat things like baked chicken or a Burge patty with steamed vegetables. For anything that I baked in the past, I cook in the air fryer now. It's been the best and most kitchen appliance I have ever bought, the other is my espresso machine
I thought all these could also do slow cooking? The 6 quart Duo can. I just did some ribs using a Youtube video. Didn't come out quite right but lots of room for experimentation. Have done pork chops. Those came out right. Next up will be spaghetti. A nice toy to play with to feed myself...kimwoobingsu wrote: ↑ Having this model, I would probably advise someone considering purchasing this to pay a little extra for a model with low pressure.
