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Today, January 30th only, head on over to Best Buy
where you can score this Crock-Pot Express Crock 6-Quart Pressure Cooker in Stainless Steel for just $49.99 shipped (regularly $99.99).
This Express Crock Multi-Cooker is a pressure cooker/fast cooker, slow cooker, brown/sauté and steam your food all in one unit! It features eight fast cook settings, delay start capability. The 6-quart non-stick cooking pot is also dishwasher safe for quick and easy clean up.
We have this model and love it!
Is it a good size? We have a family of 7 and trying to decide if it’s big enough 🤷🏼♀️
How does this slow cook? my slow cooker just died so i wanted to replace it with something else
Just received my pot from Best Buy they shipped it in the original box. Box was damaged badly. I don’t know if the cooker will even work. I will be returning b
I have this pressure cooker. FYI- It does not have the same settings/functions as the Instant Pot, which can make following a recipe difficult. It does have a slow cooker function, but I have not used it for that. It was much cheaper than the IP and I was also buying an air fryer at the time, so I went with the CrockPot brand. I still use it and like it, but I have been frustrated several times with the lack of flexibility with cook time. I am considering selling it and getting an IP around Black Friday this year.
I just using my manual time in general I find it too cook better. But I haven’t used it a lot so I am not very good at it
If you use the steam function you can adjust the time down as low or high as you need, and you can also adjust the pressure. I have used lots of instant pot recipes with mine and have been able to get the same settings this way.
The pressure cooker I just got doesn’t have a way to adjust temperature or pressure. Can I still make most things? Is “cake” the same as “dessert” button? Is “sear/saute” the same as “brown/saute”?