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Instant Pot Duo Mini 3-Quart Programmable Pressure Cooker Expired
$48
$69.95
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Update: Price has slightly dropped down to $47.99 /w free shipping
Includes
- Instant Pot Duo Mini 3-Quart Programmable Pressure Cooker
- Rice Measuring Cup
- Stainless Steel Steam Rack w/ Handles
- Rice Paddle
- Soup Spoon
- Condensation Collector
- Recipe Booklet
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Instant Pot Duo Mini 3-Quart Programmable Pressure Cooker
Rice Measuring Cup
Stainless Steel Steam Rack w/ Handles
Rice Paddle
Soup Spoon
Condensation Collector
Recipe Booklet
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0...th=1&psc=1
Rice Measuring Cup
Stainless Steel Steam Rack w/ Handles
Rice Paddle
Soup Spoon
Condensation Collector
Recipe Booklet
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0...th=1&psc=1
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6QT at minimum if it's your main machine.
Otherwise, as a side-dish or rice cooker, this one would probably suffice.
You can only safely fill the pot 1/2-2/3 the way without worrying of clogging the steamer valve at the top of these Instant Pots, so the problem with the mini is that you only have 2/3 of this tiny pot to actually fill with food. Foods with a high propensity of foaming are even worse so must be limited to avoid blockage. This severely limits the amount of food or types of food that you can cook in a little one.
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6QT at minimum if it's your main machine.
Otherwise, as a side-dish or rice cooker, this one would probably suffice.
You can only safely fill the pot 1/2-2/3 the way without worrying of clogging the steamer valve at the top of these Instant Pots, so the problem with the mini is that you only have 2/3 of this tiny pot to actually fill with food. Foods with a high propensity of foaming are even worse so must be limited to avoid blockage. This severely limits the amount of food or types of food that you can cook in a little one.
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Depends if you want leftovers or not. It's subjective. The pots work the same.
Depends on what you're making, and how big your family is. A batch of soup or yogurt.. or even rice would be perfect in this size - for any size family. Dinners would be small & simple - especially for those who are single, or even an older couple whose kids have grown up & moved out. However, a meatloaf or hot wings for a family would obviously require one of the larger sizes. :-D
*facepalm* Apologies, Cujobob... totally missed your reply when I posted mine - basically said the exact same thing you did. :-/. Sorry.
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