Amazon has Instant Pot Max 6-Quart 9-in-1 Multi-use Electric Pressure Cooker w/ Sous Vide for $75 -> now $74. Shipping is free.
Walmart also has for Walmart+ Members:Instant Pot Max 6-Quart 9-in-1 Multi-use Electric Pressure Cooker w/ Sous Vide for $75 -> now $74. Shipping is free.
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About this item:
Sustained 15psi: cook food faster & use for home pressure canning
Large touch screen makes programming seamless, you can set time, temperature, pressure level, delay start and Warm
Nutriboost technology works by creating a boiling motion during pressure cook to break down food, adding nutrition, flavor, and taste to soups and bone broth
Altitude adjustment, eliminates the guesswork from your recipe conversion to provide a more precise cooking time
UL certified with 13 safety features, new automated venting and lid-lock and more. Accurate temperature control within plus/minus 1°C or 1.8°F allows for sous vide cooking
A new-brushed stainless steel exterior body, stainless steel interior cooker and inner pot made from food grade 304 stainless steel
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Amazon has Instant Pot Max 6-Quart 9-in-1 Multi-use Electric Pressure Cooker w/ Sous Vide for $75 -> now $74. Shipping is free.
Walmart also has for Walmart+ Members:Instant Pot Max 6-Quart 9-in-1 Multi-use Electric Pressure Cooker w/ Sous Vide for $75 -> now $74. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.
About this item:
Sustained 15psi: cook food faster & use for home pressure canning
Large touch screen makes programming seamless, you can set time, temperature, pressure level, delay start and Warm
Nutriboost technology works by creating a boiling motion during pressure cook to break down food, adding nutrition, flavor, and taste to soups and bone broth
Altitude adjustment, eliminates the guesswork from your recipe conversion to provide a more precise cooking time
UL certified with 13 safety features, new automated venting and lid-lock and more. Accurate temperature control within plus/minus 1°C or 1.8°F allows for sous vide cooking
A new-brushed stainless steel exterior body, stainless steel interior cooker and inner pot made from food grade 304 stainless steel
The Instant Pot Viva also has sous vide mode and costs $50 - 60 when it was on sale last year.
I have one and it's okay at sous vide. Because it can't circulate water, dropping in a cold pack in can cause huge surge in hea going in and that will cause it to overheat beyond what you were expecting for a temperature.
I actually do use my instant pot as the cooking vessel with my Anova Nano when I do want good temp control. I will use the Instant Pot on sous vide mode when it's something that will be fine at higher Temps.
This Instant Pot Max unit is special because it can hit 15PSI like a real pressure cooker unlike the 12 PSI of the standard electric pressure cookers. If you're not going to pressure can, then it's probably not worth buying this unit as you can get the same features for less on the Viva.
Accurate temperature control within plus/minus 1°C or 1. 8 °F allows for sous vide cooking.
Isn't this a bit high?
only thing I can think of where this would apply is eggs... but, I am not sure there are many other units that are more exact... (even if they claim so) due to where you live, elevation, etc
Love my original duo that I've had for years, I don't think I would have gotten the max at full price as the early reviews were kinda meh, but I think the max matured a little more now?
Have they updated this model since 2018? Reviews from a few years ago are poor. Especially the electronic pressure release.
We have a 2018 model and have had no problems with ours. The only thing with the Sous Vide is your are limited to the size of the pot. This didn't fully replace our Anova, but we use the instant more often. The Anova is used for larger things that won't fit (ribs, big steaks, turkey, etc..).
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The Instant Pot Viva also has sous vide mode and costs $50 - 60 when it was on sale last year.
I have one and it's okay at sous vide. Because it can't circulate water, dropping in a cold pack in can cause huge surge in hea going in and that will cause it to overheat beyond what you were expecting for a temperature.
I actually do use my instant pot as the cooking vessel with my Anova Nano when I do want good temp control. I will use the Instant Pot on sous vide mode when it's something that will be fine at higher Temps.
This Instant Pot Max unit is special because it can hit 15PSI like a real pressure cooker unlike the 12 PSI of the standard electric pressure cookers. If you're not going to pressure can, then it's probably not worth buying this unit as you can get the same features for less on the Viva.
We have a 2018 model and have had no problems with ours. The only thing with the Sous Vide is your are limited to the size of the pot. This didn't fully replace our Anova, but we use the instant more often. The Anova is used for larger things that won't fit (ribs, big steaks, turkey, etc..).
? manual? and does it includes the Sous Vide plastics bags or ? lmk ty
The Instant Pot Viva also has sous vide mode and costs $50 - 60 when it was on sale last year.
I have one and it's okay at sous vide. Because it can't circulate water, dropping in a cold pack in can cause huge surge in hea going in and that will cause it to overheat beyond what you were expecting for a temperature.
I actually do use my instant pot as the cooking vessel with my Anova Nano when I do want good temp control. I will use the Instant Pot on sous vide mode when it's something that will be fine at higher Temps.
This Instant Pot Max unit is special because it can hit 15PSI like a real pressure cooker unlike the 12 PSI of the standard electric pressure cookers. If you're not going to pressure can, then it's probably not worth buying this unit as you can get the same features for less on the Viva.
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I have one and it's okay at sous vide. Because it can't circulate water, dropping in a cold pack in can cause huge surge in hea going in and that will cause it to overheat beyond what you were expecting for a temperature.
I actually do use my instant pot as the cooking vessel with my Anova Nano when I do want good temp control. I will use the Instant Pot on sous vide mode when it's something that will be fine at higher Temps.
This Instant Pot Max unit is special because it can hit 15PSI like a real pressure cooker unlike the 12 PSI of the standard electric pressure cookers. If you're not going to pressure can, then it's probably not worth buying this unit as you can get the same features for less on the Viva.
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Isn't this a bit high?
Isn't this a bit high?
only thing I can think of where this would apply is eggs... but, I am not sure there are many other units that are more exact... (even if they claim so) due to where you live, elevation, etc
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I have one and it's okay at sous vide. Because it can't circulate water, dropping in a cold pack in can cause huge surge in hea going in and that will cause it to overheat beyond what you were expecting for a temperature.
I actually do use my instant pot as the cooking vessel with my Anova Nano when I do want good temp control. I will use the Instant Pot on sous vide mode when it's something that will be fine at higher Temps.
This Instant Pot Max unit is special because it can hit 15PSI like a real pressure cooker unlike the 12 PSI of the standard electric pressure cookers. If you're not going to pressure can, then it's probably not worth buying this unit as you can get the same features for less on the Viva.
I have one and it's okay at sous vide. Because it can't circulate water, dropping in a cold pack in can cause huge surge in hea going in and that will cause it to overheat beyond what you were expecting for a temperature.
I actually do use my instant pot as the cooking vessel with my Anova Nano when I do want good temp control. I will use the Instant Pot on sous vide mode when it's something that will be fine at higher Temps.
This Instant Pot Max unit is special because it can hit 15PSI like a real pressure cooker unlike the 12 PSI of the standard electric pressure cookers. If you're not going to pressure can, then it's probably not worth buying this unit as you can get the same features for less on the Viva.
Isn't this a bit high?
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