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Post #84993807 added 05-16-2016 8:57 AM by nuvikas in Archived Deals
Returned the cooker, it used to leak steam and water from the rubber gasket. There was never enough pressure generated to lift the weight of the cooker.
Post #83941622 added 04-16-2016 10:42 AM by kingcyrus25 in Archived Deals
This is a good deal and it will last you for a while. I like it better stainless steel, cooks faster and food won't get sticky
Post #83937151 added 04-16-2016 7:12 AM by nuvikas in Archived Deals
I ended up buying the Stainless Steel version
Right. I've seen first hand these being filled with anything Most common nails and scrap metal and ball bearings. They do a lot of collateral damage. Heck look at Boston. Well I see...
Post #83936315 added 04-16-2016 6:26 AM by 80is in Archived Deals
isn't aluminum bad for cooking food
Post #83936166 added 04-16-2016 6:18 AM by flygrrrrl in Archived Deals
Yeah, my friend turned me on to pressure cooking and she has an aluminum while I got a stainless steel. After a few months use, mine looks great while hers looks like a hand me down from her great...
Post #83935819 added 04-16-2016 5:54 AM by DeltaMajor156 in Archived Deals
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Post #83935710 added 04-16-2016 5:43 AM by TheGalactus in Archived Deals
I'm with the NSA and I'm watching all of you even while you're watching others watch them.
Post #83935430 added 04-16-2016 5:14 AM by euuser4864936 in Archived Deals
aluminium can be toxic to kidneys on long term.....
Post #83935298 added 04-16-2016 5:01 AM by arunkottayil25 in Archived Deals
I have used both types for years for cooking (I don't know anything about canning) . Most of our Indian cooking, we saute first in the cooker then add lid and pressure cook. I would strongly...
Post #83935010 added 04-16-2016 4:28 AM by Princeaizen in Archived Deals
Enjoy being on a watch list guys
Post #83934530 added 04-16-2016 2:55 AM by chipionel in Archived Deals
“ they may indeed see but not perceive, and may indeed hear but not understand"...
Post #83934483 added 04-16-2016 2:43 AM by ROB.E.REIN in Archived Deals
so just tell us that . aluminum lets the government get into our brains . that's all we needed to hear .
Post #83934426 added 04-16-2016 2:32 AM by chipionel in Archived Deals
I'm surprised no one mentioned the leaching if aluminum. With small batch canning it doesn't matter, but how many people use it for canning vs cooking regular meals? I have a 23 quart that I use for...
Post #83934367 added 04-16-2016 2:20 AM by ROB.E.REIN in Archived Deals
i'm with the CIA and i'm following you for following us .
Post #83934355 added 04-16-2016 2:19 AM by fewlio in Archived Deals
I'm with the dept of homeland security, and this deal has posted my deal alert trigger...for suspected terrorists!!!
Post #83934187 added 04-16-2016 1:45 AM by w4ffles in Archived Deals
The only stove tops you would ever need to worry about are induction stoves. Since they use magnetism, they only work with steel or iron pots/pans.
Post #83934163 added 04-16-2016 1:41 AM by vamos in Archived Deals
I'll second the call to spend more for a steel cooker. I went cheap on my first cooker. Aluminum. It will corrode and pit. Further, the Al ones appear to be "faux" pressure cookers. ie they...
Post #83933707 added 04-16-2016 1:00 AM by onlycash in Archived Deals
You are 100% correct. You should also note that you never want to cook acidic foods in aluminum either. Stainless is the only way to go. Once you try a quality stainless cooker you will never...
Post #83933142 added 04-16-2016 12:08 AM by Halibaitor in Archived Deals
In my experience, the cooking part is identical between aluminum and stainless steel. The major difference to me is that the aluminum doesn't work on my induction stove top.
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