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Instant Pot Official Rotation Stopping Clip $2.49 + Free Shipping w/ Prime or on $25+
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Amazon [amazon.com] has Instant Pot Official Rotation Stopping Clip on sale for $2.49. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+.
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For the item in question: this appears to be something you use to "clip" the inner pot to the outer pot so that when you stir your food, it doesn't cause the inner pot to rotate. I could see it being useful: one of my most cooked dishes in the IP is a chicken/lentil stew, which requires a good bit of stirring after the chicken is done to help break up the chicken and release some of the lentil starch so that it thickens up nicely. The rotating inner pot problem is something I've encountered frequently, requiring me to hold the inner pot while stirring. Since the inner pot is hot after a cook, that usually means holding it with a towel or mitts. This could make that a bit less cumbersome.
OTOH, one of the Amazon reviews suggests that his IP blew a fuse after the clip left the inner pot in place while stirring, so, YMMV.
For the item in question: this appears to be something you use to "clip" the inner pot to the outer pot so that when you stir your food, it doesn't cause the inner pot to rotate. I could see it being useful: one of my most cooked dishes in the IP is a chicken/lentil stew, which requires a good bit of stirring after the chicken is done to help break up the chicken and release some of the lentil starch so that it thickens up nicely. The rotating inner pot problem is something I've encountered frequently, requiring me to hold the inner pot while stirring. Since the inner pot is hot after a cook, that usually means holding it with a towel or mitts. This could make that a bit less cumbersome.
OTOH, one of the Amazon reviews suggests that his IP blew a fuse after the clip left the inner pot in place while stirring, so, YMMV.
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I'm so surprised someone (you) brought that up. Going to rep you for nuance and silly YOLO.
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For the item in question: this appears to be something you use to "clip" the inner pot to the outer pot so that when you stir your food, it doesn't cause the inner pot to rotate. I could see it being useful: one of my most cooked dishes in the IP is a chicken/lentil stew, which requires a good bit of stirring after the chicken is done to help break up the chicken and release some of the lentil starch so that it thickens up nicely. The rotating inner pot problem is something I've encountered frequently, requiring me to hold the inner pot while stirring. Since the inner pot is hot after a cook, that usually means holding it with a towel or mitts. This could make that a bit less cumbersome.
OTOH, one of the Amazon reviews suggests that his IP blew a fuse after the clip left the inner pot in place while stirring, so, YMMV.
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