Cheapest it's ever been according to camelcamelcamel - usually around £100 lately. Reviews generally seem good.
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jamhops
25 Nov 16#1
Good price picked up Aldi brand one for £25 the other day in my local... may be worth a trip if it's not about this specific one :smiley:
BigYoSpeck
25 Nov 161#2
I nearly pulled the trigger on the Lux model for £80 but really glad I waited now. Cheers
musssy
25 Nov 16#3
Got this a few months back for £85 from Amazon. Still new. I wish I had waited.
nazhaque
25 Nov 161#4
Absolutely a fab deal!! I have the earlier version and I use it literally every day. Wish I had space in the kitchen for this one.
skgwho
25 Nov 16#5
Does this have any benefit over a normal pressure cooker (which is 1/3 of the price and will not break down)? It seems like one of those things which I am about to buy which I have no need for or will end up using...
BigYoSpeck to skgwho
25 Nov 16#7
It's programmable, depending upon what kind of hob you have it's probably more energy efficient. It regulates it's pressure and temperature to be consistent.
Jupiter Obscure to skgwho
25 Nov 16#12
Yes, it's practically silent.
I bought this in last year's black friday sale and can highly recommend it.
pr2thej
25 Nov 16#6
bloody amazing, use it all the time, well worth the £120 I paid.
Gormond
25 Nov 161#8
Had one of these for about 6 month, I use the pressure cooker, saute and slow cooker features all the time.
It's very handy to be able to fry your meat/veg right there in the pot with saute before enabling the pressure or slow cooker. Then when done you can use the saute to get rid of excess liquid.
I would suggest you get the glass lid for it though (£12.99), it's a must have imo.
rogerk
25 Nov 16#9
Excellent deal, thanks OP:)
toninhoscotti
25 Nov 16#10
"It's not a bargain if you wouldn't pay the full price" I've paid £99 for this a month ago and I would buy again in a heart beat, very well built, silent, energy efficient, fastest pressure cooker I've ever had, at £ 69 this really is a good deal, thanks for sharing
lchatwin
25 Nov 16#11
Great product. Cheapest I've seen.
speedking
25 Nov 16#13
How does this compare to something like a Crock-Pot? I am getting bored of my Tefal OptiGrill and was looking at a slow cooker to mix up my meals. Never heard of the Instant Pot but does seem to offer plenty of varied options for meal time.
AppStar
25 Nov 16#14
Mine takes about 10-15mina to build up pressure and trigger the countdown timer. Is that normal as everything else appears to be working as expected.
Jupiter Obscure to AppStar
26 Nov 16#15
It depends what's in the pot. Don't forget it has to heat all the food to 100C+ as well as the water. So a pot full of potatoes will take a lot longer than a single egg, even though the same amount of water is used.
paulandpam1
29 Nov 16#16
If anyone bought one and needs a glass lid for the slow cooker function Amazon have just reduced the price to £12.99
mrsbudget
3 Dec 16#17
£79 now :disappointed:
mango64uk
4 Dec 16#18
Mrsbudget -£54 in Costco if you have a membership :wink:
nextofkim to mango64uk
19 Dec 16#19
Hi mango,
Which Costco did you see this is or was it online?
My local are quoting £84 inc vat.
Thanks
mango64uk
21 Dec 16#20
Hi nextofkim
The deal was posted on an instant pot Facebook group (yes they do really exists! Facebook groups for everything nowadays!). I can't find the post now so unfortunately can't confirm which store/s it was at.
A few weeks back aldi did have one in store https://www.aldi.co.uk/p/93550/0
Looks very similar to the instant pot.
Keep your eyes open there seems to be a rise in popularity of these multi cooker pots, all very similar under different guises. Hope you find one soon :smiley:
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I bought this in last year's black friday sale and can highly recommend it.
It's very handy to be able to fry your meat/veg right there in the pot with saute before enabling the pressure or slow cooker. Then when done you can use the saute to get rid of excess liquid.
I would suggest you get the glass lid for it though (£12.99), it's a must have imo.
Which Costco did you see this is or was it online?
My local are quoting £84 inc vat.
Thanks
The deal was posted on an instant pot Facebook group (yes they do really exists! Facebook groups for everything nowadays!). I can't find the post now so unfortunately can't confirm which store/s it was at.
A few weeks back aldi did have one in store
https://www.aldi.co.uk/p/93550/0
Looks very similar to the instant pot.
Keep your eyes open there seems to be a rise in popularity of these multi cooker pots, all very similar under different guises. Hope you find one soon :smiley: