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6-Quart Instant Pot 9" Tempered Glass Lid Expired
$9.30
$14.95
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- This lid is compatible with Cuisinart CPC-600, Nesco PC6-25P, Fagor 6-Quart and Instant Pot IP-DUO60/50, IP-LUX60/50 and CSG60/50. -johnny_miller
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This is the lowest price this (6qt) lid has sold for in months.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008FUJ2LK/
- The Instant Pot tempered glass lid can be used instead of the pressure lid when slow cooking, sautéing / browning or using the keep warm function
- Colorless tempered glass, large Stainless Steel lid knob. It has a steam release vent to reduce condensation on the underside of the lid
- It is dishwasher safe and can also be used on the stainless steel inner pot in the oven up to 220c
- It is 23 cm (9 inches) in diameter and designed to fit all Instant Pot 6 quart models
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008FUJ2LK/
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We use the silicon lid for storing in the fridge.... And we have many other glass tempered lids that came with other pots that fit during saute etc. I always felt that this lid is pretty useless for most, but yes, it would helpful if you want to cover while sauteing and don't have any other lids that fit at home
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We own it, never use it. Can confirm.
I dont care for stew, but I do enjoy chili. I came close to trying to cook a brisket in it, but was talked out of it because that's an expensive mistake if it turns out badly (besides, my briskets turn out fine with smoking, so no real need to)
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I dont care for stew, but I do enjoy chili. I came close to trying to cook a brisket in it, but was talked out of it because that's an expensive mistake if it turns out badly (besides, my briskets turn out fine with smoking, so no real need to)
Corn on the Cob, sweet potatoes, reg potatoes, 2 dozen hard boiled eggs at a time. Pot roast, pork roast, make quick mex-chicken with frozen breasts, no need to thaw.
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Combined with my vacuum sealer, I'm still eating meat I cooked back in March when the quarantine started and have enough cooked meats to get me through to September.
I dont care for stew, but I do enjoy chili. I came close to trying to cook a brisket in it, but was talked out of it because that's an expensive mistake if it turns out badly (besides, my briskets turn out fine with smoking, so no real need to)