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Kmart 5.5 L Pressure Cooker

Kmart 5.5 L Pressure Cooker

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Kmart 5.5 L Pressure Cooker
3.2

5 reviews

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Product is used ?
  • Several times a week
  •  · 
  • Weekly
Build Quality
2.5
Value for Money
2.7
Ease of Use
3.0
Cleaning & Maintenance ?
4.0
Safety
3.5
Pressurising Speed
3.5
5 reviews
ca301255
ca301255NSW8 posts
 

One pot cooking, less TIME & ELECTRICITY – Where has this been all my life. As others have said the manual is pretty hopeless But with You Tube, the Internet & being guided by the recipes in the manual, I have cooked some beautiful meals, both pressure cooker method & slow cooker. This is one pot cooking, cleaning, less TIME , ELECTRICITY - Luv it

Purchased in at Kmart for $59.

  • Product is used: Weekly
Happy Washer Woman
Happy Washer WomanQLD4 posts
 

Excellent cooker, Instructional manual inadequate – I've used the pressure side of the appliance numerous times and it's great. I can't work out how to slow cook with it! HELP!!!! Very satisfied otherwise. Useless manual though

Purchased in at Kmart Retail Stores for $59.

  • Product is used: Several times a week
Grubby 20046
Grubby 20046NSW2 posts
 

Anko pressure cooker – I used once to cook boiled potatoes went to use the next evening and it blow up worse product I ever brought. Will not b recommending this to any one

Purchased in at Kmart for $59.

Chloebelle
ChloebelleSA7 posts
 
Build Quality
Ease of Use
Cleaning & Maintenance

More recipes please! – After hours of reading the manual and trying to understand how to use this appliance, I have made two delicious meals from the five recipes in the user manual. The User Manual is NOT user friendly. Eleven of the fourteen pages of the manual, describe the specifications of the appliance, which is very repetitious and confusing. There is very little reference to cooking use, apart from a ratio of water to rice and the water level for steaming p6. Also a useless table of default cooking times for each cooking mode with no mention of weight, quantity, or liquid P5. There are only three pages with five recipes to follow. It really needs some more general, basic cooking information and recipes for the buyer to practice and through experience learn how to cook with the appliance.

Purchased in at Kmart Retail Stores.

  • Product is used: Weekly
Bubbee
BubbeeVIC7 posts
 

Instant food at an affordable price – My mom purchased this when she was helping me out after I gave birth. She was using it all day long, cooking our lunches and dinners in this pot. We previously used a slow cooker which required much more time, which required more planning. With the pressure cooker (or instant pot as we call it) we can cook 3 different meals a day. Easy to use too. I've always been wary of pressure cookers, as my mom has a stove top pressure cooker that would make loud hissing sounds. This one is silent!

One con is probably the product manual - poorly written. I'm also not sure about the energy consumption but it's probably better than the slow cooker.

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