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Presto 06003 Options Electric Multi-Cooker/Steamer | 
enlarge | Brand: Presto Category: Kitchen
List Price: $54.99 Buy New: $34.95 You Save: $20.04 (36%)
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Avg. Customer Rating: 44 reviews Sales Rank: 3978
Number Of Items: 1 Batteries Included: No Shipping Weight (lbs): 7.1 Dimensions (in): 13.3 x 13 x 10 Warranty: 1
MPN: 06003 Model: 340707 UPC: 075741060033 EAN: 0075741060033 ASIN: B00005OTXY
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | All-purpose kettle for stews, roasting and steaming. | | • | Fully submersible with Control Masterheat control removed. | | • | Heavy cast aluminum body with non-stick surface inside and out. | | • | Lift-and-drain basket for steaming. | | • | 9.25x9.50x11.75 weight 5.91 |
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Product Description Options, Multi Cooker/Steamer, Roasts, Stews, Steams, Boils & Deep Fries, Accommodates Large Roasts, Ham & Poultry, Control Master Heat Control Maintains Proper Cooking Temperature Automatically, Fully Submersible With Heat Control Removed, Heavy Cast Aluminum Body With Deluxe Nonstick Surface Inside & Out, Includes Tempered Glass Cover & Steam/Fry Basket.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 39 more reviews...
fry happy !! October 9, 2008 Had an older version from about 10 yrs ago finally kick the bucket\. Bought this model & I love it, I use it mainly for frying chicken wing dings & its great.
Do it all cooker! September 13, 2008 This cooker is the best thing I've bought in years! The first day it got here I cleaned it out, bought some oil and used it as a deep fryer. It was literally ready to go in a few minutes. It gets really hot really fast. It has a nice little dial on it like an oven so you can set your tempature to whatever you need. A couple of days later I decided to make some rice. I dumped out the oil, took it apart, which was kindergarten simple, and washed it by hand in about 5 minutes. Easy to use, easy to clean! I love it and would absolutely recommend it. Actually I'm buying another one for my stepmom. Once she seen it she wanted it too! Buy this one people! You won't be disappointed.
flaky pot July 28, 2008 I gave this for a Christmas present to my wife The Cooking Fiend in 2007 and she "purely loved" it. The temperature control was the best feature. She could perfectly sear a small pot roast and braise it in the same pan. It made soup outstandingly every single week. She used it many times every week. It worked great for deep-frying bluegill too. She cleaned it occasionally in the dishwasher but usually by hand, no abrasives. Imagine our dismay when she saw the non-stick finish flaking off. She just about cried, because while some may call us flaky folks, we do not use flaky cookware. So I'm on the hunt for something more durable. What a shame!
Wow!! Does What the Others Can't Do!!! June 18, 2008 This unit deep fries, steams, boils, sautes,slow cooks and even roasts!!
It's a very versatile helper and a marvel in the kitchen! I've used it for just about everything imaginable!!
I truly like the fact that when you're done using it, you can wash it by hand or in the dishwasher with the heat control removed, of course. Great little appliance!!
~Daquan13.
The most important tool in my kitchen May 25, 2008 I received an early version of this pot in 1988, and it is still the most used and important tool in my kitchen. I love that everything but the cord can go into the sink or dishwasher; and I love the controlled heat (150-400F). Mine has been used to blanch my garden veggies for freezing; it's a GREAT pasta pot, and an accurate deep fryer if you don't overload it. I love it for chili and gumbo; and HEY, IT ALSO SLOW COOKS! Toss those crocks in the next yard sale...this one does it ALL. The low heat settings also make it great for holding soup, stew, and dip during the "big game." A beautiful buffet piece for entertaining. I've even kept hot cider in it for the holidays. Non-stick is a huge bonus too. And after I fry, I can stash the unit in the fridge to store the oil for next time. It's a kitchen in a box.
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