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Best Buy has Insignia 6-Quart Multi-Function Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker (NS-MC60SS9) on sale for $24.99. Select free curbside pickup where available, otherwise shipping is free on orders of $35 or more.
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Key Features:
Thanks to community member tunabreath for finding this deal.
Note, availability for curbside pickup may vary by location.
Key Features:
- 6-Quart Capacity
- 10 preset cooking functions
- Rice, Multi-grain, Soup, Meat/Stew, Poultry, Fish, Steam Veggies, Beans/Chili, Quinoa and Cake.
- 24-hour timer
- Digital controls and locking lid
- Dishwasher safe and non-stick pot
- Condensation Collector
- Cooking Stand
- Inner Pot
- Insignia 6-Quart Multi-Function Pressure Cooker
- Measuring Cup (3/4 C capacity)
- Rice Scoop
- Soup Ladle
- Stainless Steel Rack
- User Guide
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- This matches the last time this pressure cooker was a Frontpage Deal and earned +37 thumbs up from our community.
- The sale price is $35 off (58.3% savings) the list price.
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- Includes a 1-year warranty.
- Highly rated with 4.7 out of 5 stars from over 7,000 reviews.
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Best Buy has Insignia™ - 6qt Multi-Function Pressure Cooker - Stainless Steel for $24.99. Store pickup is free.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/insi...Id=62636
Pressure cooking
Seals in steam to cook food quickly while preserving nutrients and ensuring flavorful results.
6-quart capacity
Provides ample room for ingredients, letting you easily prepare portions for families and groups.
10 preset cooking functions
Choose from Rice, Multi-grain, Soup, Meat/Stew, Poultry, Fish, Steam Veggies, Beans/Chili, Quinoa and Cake.
24-hour timer
Allows you to "set it and forget it" and delay cooking until the perfect time.
Keep warm setting
Maintains your food at an ideal serving temperature.
Digital controls
Easily select cook options, see time and change cook or delay time.
Locking lid
Keeps the lid locked firmly in place once enough pressure builds inside the cooker.
Included accessories
Measuring cup, rice scoop, soup ladle, cooking stand and condensation collector are included for use right out of the box.
Dishwasher-safe and nonstick pot
Ensure quick and easy cleanup.
Stainless steel finish
Add a sleek, modern look to any kitchen.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/insi...Id=62636
Pressure cooking
Seals in steam to cook food quickly while preserving nutrients and ensuring flavorful results.
6-quart capacity
Provides ample room for ingredients, letting you easily prepare portions for families and groups.
10 preset cooking functions
Choose from Rice, Multi-grain, Soup, Meat/Stew, Poultry, Fish, Steam Veggies, Beans/Chili, Quinoa and Cake.
24-hour timer
Allows you to "set it and forget it" and delay cooking until the perfect time.
Keep warm setting
Maintains your food at an ideal serving temperature.
Digital controls
Easily select cook options, see time and change cook or delay time.
Locking lid
Keeps the lid locked firmly in place once enough pressure builds inside the cooker.
Included accessories
Measuring cup, rice scoop, soup ladle, cooking stand and condensation collector are included for use right out of the box.
Dishwasher-safe and nonstick pot
Ensure quick and easy cleanup.
Stainless steel finish
Add a sleek, modern look to any kitchen.
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Be aware that only the exterior is stainless steel and the 6qt pot is a non-stick aluminum. This may work best for most people as it is a little easier to clean. However if you plan to sear items in the pot, this does not work as well as stainless steel pots like those used in an Instant-pot, which will cost twice as much or more (but its stainless steel pot will last longer).
I don't think wear and tear on the non-stick aluminum pot is as much an issue with these pressure cookers because one is not normally searing at very high temperatures or scratching its non-stick surface with metal utensils as one does with a frying pan or skillet. If you want to replace the aluminum pot with a stainless one (for example, if it wears out after 10 years), there are ones that fit which cost about $20.
The functions are very similar between this Insignia and an Instant Pot, though I think one function the Instant Pot has that the Insignia does not is a yogurt making setting where it can maintain a lower temperature.
EDIT: I would say that if you are often searing or browning your food in the same pot you use for pressure cooking, you may want to pay the extra $25-$30 for the Instant Pot now, since your food will have a better Maillard reaction and sear with a stainless pot, and you won;t have to worry about wearing out the non-stick coating on the Insignia pot. But for most pressure cooking you're likely to use with this, you're probably best served with the non-stick aluminum pot for ease of use.
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Be aware that only the exterior is stainless steel and the 6qt pot is a non-stick aluminum. This may work best for most people as it is a little easier to clean. However if you plan to sear items in the pot, this does not work as well as stainless steel pots like those used in an Instant-pot, which will cost twice as much or more (but its stainless steel pot will last longer).
I don't think wear and tear on the non-stick aluminum pot is as much an issue with these pressure cookers because one is not normally searing at very high temperatures or scratching its non-stick surface with metal utensils as one does with a frying pan or skillet. If you want to replace the aluminum pot with a stainless one (for example, if it wears out after 10 years), there are ones that fit which cost about $20.
The functions are very similar between this Insignia and an Instant Pot, though I think one function the Instant Pot has that the Insignia does not is a yogurt making setting where it can maintain a lower temperature.
EDIT: I would say that if you are often searing or browning your food in the same pot you use for pressure cooking, you may want to pay the extra $25-$30 for the Instant Pot now, since your food will have a better Maillard reaction and sear with a stainless pot, and you won;t have to worry about wearing out the non-stick coating on the Insignia pot. But for most pressure cooking you're likely to use with this, you're probably best served with the non-stick aluminum pot for ease of use.
I don't think wear and tear on the non-stick aluminum pot is as much an issue with these pressure cookers because one is not normally searing at very high temperatures or scratching its non-stick surface with metal utensils as one does with a frying pan or skillet. If you want to replace the aluminum pot witha stainless one, there are ones that fit which cost about $20.
The functions are very similar between this Insignia and an Instant Pot, though I think one function the Instant Pot has that the Insignia does not is a yogurt making setting where it can maintaina lower temperature.
No yogurt setting, correct. I have this 6 qt and really like it for the price. Fits instapot brand accessories and even makes the same sounds as the instapot brand cooker.
I don't think wear and tear on the non-stick aluminum pot is as much an issue with these pressure cookers because one is not normally searing at very high temperatures or scratching its non-stick surface with metal utensils as one does with a frying pan or skillet. If you want to replace the aluminum pot witha stainless one, there are ones that fit which cost about $20.
The functions are very similar between this Insignia and an Instant Pot, though I think one function the Instant Pot has that the Insignia does not is a yogurt making setting where it can maintaina lower temperature.
Insignia also sells a 6qt stainless steel pot for this one. Available at Best Buy for $20. It's nice to have both. Certain things just turn out better in either pot. They also sell 2 packs or replacement seals.
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I have both this and a legit instant pot.
The real instant pot seems to heat up faster. The bigger thing for me is that the instantpot tells you how many minutes since it finished "cooking" so you can tell how long it's been sitting/letting out pressure. The insignia one seems to only have an hour timer (0h, 1h, 2h, etc..)
For recipes where you cook for 15 minutes and let sit for 5 before releasing steam, it's very difficult with the insignia since it reads "0 hours" instead of "3 minutes" like the instantpot does.
This might be a setting that can be changed, but that was my only issue with it.
Accessories and pot inserts are swappable between insignia and instantpot
I have both this and a legit instant pot.
The real instant pot seems to heat up faster. The bigger thing for me is that the instantpot tells you how many minutes since it finished "cooking" so you can tell how long it's been sitting/letting out pressure. The insignia one seems to only have an hour timer (0h, 1h, 2h, etc..)
For recipes where you cook for 15 minutes and let sit for 5 before releasing steam, it's very difficult with the insignia since it reads "0 hours" instead of "3 minutes" like the instantpot does.
This might be a setting that can be changed, but that was my only issue with it.
Accessories and pot inserts are swappable between insignia and instantpot
Not alone, I too prefer insignias with coating as cake and many other recipes works way better due to coating. I have both instantPot and this one and both have their own good use cases.
For bestbuy student members. Although I am but missed it
There are YouTube teardown videos showing nearly identical parts between the instant pot and the insignia.