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HomeCookbooksJapanese CookbooksPresto 6-Quart Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker |
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 Very tough Jul 20, 2010
It's very product to cook food. I just bought this for my friend. she likes too much.
 Presto Pressure Cookers are Great! Jul 12, 2010
We bought this one for our son and daughter-in-law because she loves to cook; but we have several of them and love the Presto cookers, esp. our stainless steel one. They (Presto) are a good company, have been around for a long time and always give us good service. My wife enjoys cooking and has used her cookers for many different applications...a great tool!
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 Poor Jul 01, 2010
This product is no good. The metal that is used to manufacture this thing is of a poorer quality to the one I bought 3 years ago. The handles are soft and appear to be susceptible to breaking. I will not buy the product ever again.
HAPPY LITTLE PRESSURE COOKER Jun 17, 2010
I bought this model based entirely upon checking all the reviews of all the different pressure cookers--and that this one is stainless steel. I also like the extra handle opposite the locking handles.
This little pressure cooker is a joy. The booklet of directions is less of a joy because it is poorly organized, so the information that one must add a tablespoon of oil, must not go past the line inside, how to open, etc. does not all appear in a logical sequence or even in the same place.
Still, it is a happy addition to our lives. After using this for some months, and following the directions, it burned a pot of beans. I had put in the listed amount of water, oil, under the line, etc. so I ignored the smell of burning. Never do that. The inside was burned on beans. It seemed a disaster. Then a friend spent 15 minutes and scrubbed it back to its shiny original shape.
Excellent Pressure Cooker Jun 08, 2010
Very easy to use. Helpful instructions and simple recipes to get started make it very easy to use for first timers. Always make sure there's enough liquid and you should be fine.
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