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Instant Pot Ultra 8-Quart 10-In-1 Programmable Pressure Cooker EXPIRED
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Amazon.com has Instant Pot Ultra 8-Quart 10-In-1 Programmable Pressure Cooker on sale for $99.99. Shipping is free. Thanks wspearce3
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Amazon has the Instant Pot Ultra for $99.99 as the deal of the day.
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I cook a lot of legumes, which expand quite a bit and that always concerned me with the 6 quart model. Really happy with the eight quart one, although it's huge.
https://instantpoteats.
Easy sous vide cooking. It sounds fancy, but the Instant Pot makes it easy. With a generally hands-off approach to cooking, the Ultra is taking it one step further. Cooking sous vide in the IP doesn't require a circulator to keep the water moving while cooking which is the trick to sous vide in the first place. Instead, it holds the water at the proper temperature for desired cooking within a five degree range, making it pretty precise and pretty failproof.
putting the airfrying feature aside, is there anything else that I will miss out on if I can this IP Ultra compared to getting the Foodi?
I'm a bit concerned about the size but my wife has a 6 qt slow cooker and it sometimes is on the small side of what we need.
Can't imagine the extra size would be a detriment? (That's what she said)
How's this one for rice cooking? will be using it for pressure cooking and rice cooking
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How's this one for rice cooking? will be using it for pressure cooking and rice cooking
For IP do you need to put more water for white rice? how do you cook your white rice thanks for your help!
For IP do you need to put more water for white rice? how do you cook your white rice thanks for your help!