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Stainless Steel 6-qt. Electric Multi-Cooker by Fagor
Fagor’s 6-qt. Electric Multi-Cooker is a pressure cooker, a slow cooker and a rice cooker in one. It also features a brown and a warm function for a truly one-pot-cooking, and a six quart removable co...; See complete description »
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Fagor’s 6-qt. Electric Multi-Cooker is a pressure cooker, a slow cooker and a rice cooker in one. It also features a brown and a warm function for a truly one-pot-cooking, and a six quart removable cooking pot that is dishwasher safe and nonstick coated for easy cleanup.
- 3 Cooking Programs:
- Pressure Cooking Program - the pressure cooking program drastically reduces cooking time. Choose between high (9 psi) and low (5 psi) pressure to prepare a great variety of healthy meals in minutes.
- Slow Cooker Program - use the slow cooker setting to prepare slow cooker classics such as pot roasts, soups and stews. Add ingredients in the morning and dinner will be waiting for you.
- Rice Cooker Program - no more soggy or burned rice dishes. All your recipes will be cooked to perfection with the automatic rice cooking program.
- Features:
- Warm and brown functions
- Programmable delay-timer for up to 8 hours
- Self-locking lid and automatic pressure release setting for your convenience
- The lid will not open while there’s pressure inside the cooker for safety
- Two independent pressure control valves and anti-overheating protection for added security
- LED screen with soft-touch control buttons
- Brushed stainless steel exterior
- Manual includes 40 delicious recipes for all palates
- Requires regular 110V household power
- ETL approved
Customer Reviews
Recommended By 92% of Reviewers
Rated a "Good Value" By 92% of Reviewers
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Well made and versatile
by William, TX
February 14, 2013
I was convinced or the value if this pressure cooker when I made really good chicken stock in about 45 minutes. I love to cook, but I also appreciate efficiency and easy cleanup. This machine is well made, the parts fit well and logically, and even the cookbook is well written and varied. I can see using this machine for many years.
1 of 1 users found this helpful. Was it helpful to you? Yes | No Report Violation »This ain't your Mama's pressure cooker!
by Dana, TX
February 13, 2013
I travel all over the US with my husband's job and this one pan wonder is perfect! I can use it whether we're in a hotel without a kitchen, or a house with one! I love that I can either pressure cook a roast or slow cook a soup. I haven't tried the rice cooker yet so I cannot comment on that but if you're only going to buy one item, buy this one! You will not be disappointed!!
1 of 1 users found this helpful. Was it helpful to you? Yes | No Report Violation »Slow cooker
by Chuck, ID
December 27, 2012
It needs more temp control on slow cook. The slow cook is fixed, and it is too low.
2 of 2 users found this helpful. Was it helpful to you? Yes | No Report Violation »Big, wonderful machine.
by Barbara, MI
December 11, 2012
My friend raved about her electric multi-cooker, highly recommending me to get one. When I finally did, I found that this one was not the most popular seller, but was the highest rated. As I had seen it also recommended on a cooking show Fusion Cooking with Brad, I went with this brand. So far I am delighted. It is a wonder of versatility. I'm glad that I had a cupboard space big enough to store it, as it s a pretty big kitchen machine. I believe between its cooking of rice and pressure cooking of chicken breasts and roasts, and it's slow cooking, it will get plenty of use to justify its space in the cupboard.
1 of 1 users found this helpful. Was it helpful to you? Yes | No Report Violation »Overall great
by Rhonda, LA
November 21, 2012
I've tried a 5lb roast (cut to fit) and red beans. I found both needed additional time than what was posted online as a guide, not much though. I think the biggest shortfall is the time it takes to actually start cooking, about 30 minutes. With that said, it still reduces cooking time. However, I really wanted to use this for rice. I haven't done that yet and the rice setting may heat faster. But if it doesn't, adding 30 minutes would take longer than cooking it in microwave. Hope that's not the case. Love the browning feature. If you need to add time and do quick release of steam, it heats up pretty quickly again. That's a plus.
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