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8-Quart Tramontina Stainless Steel Tri-ply Base Multicooker with Pasta Insert on sale for $19.97. Offer is
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Note, offer is valid In-Store only for Costco Members and availability varies by location. You may check Costco Warehouse In-Store price by using the Costco Mobile App, going to "Warehouse" > "Search warehouse inventory > Enter Item Number
1901805.
Features:
- Multi-functional design replaces multiple cookware pieces
- Tri-ply base enhances heating efficiency without full clad weight
- Shatter-resistant tempered glass lid with stainless steel rim
- Durable stainless-steel handles designed for control and stability
- Ideal for pasta, soups, stocks, stews, steaming, and batch cooking
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This Tramontina multicooker is best suited for boiling pasta and steaming vegetables, with the pasta insert adding convenience for everyday stovetop use. The pot feels light and has worked well for several cooks, and the stainless steel body has stayed looking new in short-term use. The main knocks are thin construction, a bottom plate that is not fully clad, and the insert reducing capacity enough to make boiling overflow sooner. Rust, damage, and even a loose bottom piece were also reported, so the lower price matters here.
The multicooker can work well for pasta and steaming vegetables while still looking brand new after several weeks of use.
The pasta insert can enable boiling pasta use cases without rust or visible damage after limited use.
The multicooker can perform solidly for boiling pasta a handful of times at a lower price point.
The multicooker may be lighter than expected, which can make it easier to handle during setup and use.
The multicooker can rust in multiple places after only one use, which can lead to returns.
The multicooker can be thin and poorly constructed, and it may be returned even after paying around $40.
The pasta insert can reduce effective capacity and can overflow quickly when boiling.
The pasta strainer can require more water and can prevent normal boiling, which can add heating time and reduce convenience.
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Even if the item is out of stock at the store?
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My main interest was the convenience of the strainer, but the added heating time kind of negates the benefit.
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