Presto 6-Quart Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker

Presto

List Price: $74.99
Price: $44.99
You Save: $30.00 (40%)

Product Details

  • Comfortably ergonomic, support-cool black plastic handles
  • 17 by 8-1/2 inches; 12-year pledge
  • Profuse-duty 6-quart stainless steel pressure cooker

Product Description

Customer Reviews

Good shape - Iffy performance
The smaller inferior and tall sides are good. The pan holds a whole chicken, and fits on the back, mid-sized burner of my glass-top stove. Okay for first-based cooking, but tomato sauces will burn much easier than in my old aluminum Presto cooker. Also, the stainless grit one's teeth takes longer to get pressurized. As ugly as the old girl was, I miss the aluminum cooker.

2010-03-14 (Centennial, CO) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 3

Rectify gift.
I was very fortuitous with the price, quickness of delivery and new condition of the pressure cooker. It was a gift for my daughter and she is in love with it.

2010-03-04 | Dalene Halley (Ephrata, WA USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

capacious
been looking for one at a edible price for dont laugh seven years very conservative person.

2010-02-23 | great buyer (kentucky) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

Huge
Devoted that is how this product works for me .I was very happy with the quality and very surprized at the way that it cleaned up. I had had presto cookers before but always the aluminum.The stainless is of no doubt much prettier and does a good cooking job. Think no more buy one today.

2010-02-21 | Bakercook (Roswell N.M.) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

works well
i bought this cooker for my spouse. she can't stop raving about it. rice/lentils get done in 10-15 mins.

2010-02-19 (Sunnyvale, CA USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

Presto 6-Quart Aluminum Pressure Cooker

Presto

List Price: $45.99
Price: $32.97
You Save: $13.02 (28%)

Product Details

  • Comfortably ergonomic, interruption-cool black plastic handles
  • 17 by 8-1/2 inches; 12-year covenant
  • Influential-lock lid with steam vent, pressure indicator, and overpressure plug

Product Description

Customer Reviews

Grand product for the buck!!!
This pressure cocker is astounding better than other brands I tried before I got it on sale with free shipping I probably get another one when they go back on sale again I love It!!!

2010-03-13 (USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

Pleasingly Pressure Cooker
Pressure cooker is very very basic for my kitchen. I was looking for something cheaper but a good one. and this one met my criteria. I just had it for about a month, but it has been extremely useful. No problems so far.

2010-03-11 | shopoholic (Chicago) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

Thrilled...
I purchased this cooker for my Dad's Christmas bring in. My Dad cooks with it several times a week. He lovin this cooker! Shipping was free and took 3 days.

2010-02-12 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

Taste my Pressure Cooker
Had to make restitution for a Presto Pressure Cooker that I had used for almost 50 years. Was delighted to find out that the new Presto is every bit as good as the old one. I am sure the pressure cooker will last another 50 years even if I will not. Animated delivery time, great price and wonderful cooker.

2009-12-19 (Apple Valley, CA) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

Agreeable Buy
This is a tangibles, cheap, very usefull, time saving kitchen tool. No, you are probably not going to hand this down to your kids, and it is 'made in China', but I am star-crossed that I did not buy one sooner. An excellent buy for the money.

2009-06-30 | Woodman (Sumerduck, Va) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 4

Happy New Year, Belated Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)

06.01.10

Hey, I be informed it seems late to be writing about New Year's, but I'm still finishing the leftover Cinnamon Bread French Toast I treated myself to on New Year's morning at Portage Bay Cafe. And that was rightful the start of a great day.

The day before, I got the idea to invite some women pals over on New Year's for Hopping John and games. (I like impromptu parties. Nobody expects much.) Then one of my friends, who is recovering from chemo, said she'd attraction to come, but her guy had driven two hours to be with her, and... We wanted to accommodate her. So we found another friend with a guy, and that made two, and then I remembered some guy I'd met at a Mountaineers Adventurous enough Night, but I couldn't quite remember his name: Ed? so I worked my way through the alphabet, hoping to jog something out, and then through my discarded emails, until I found him.

I made the Hopping John in my pressure cooker, and guests brought joint things, like Niki, who brought two baby bok choys from her CSA box and sauteed them up for us -- or should I say, sauteed them down, because those babies tried shrink. We had the last of Sue's homemade oatmeal chocolate chip cookies, the other Sue's cucumber salad, and stuff like that.

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Where can i find stackable separators for a 6 quart pressure cooker?

Dec 22, 2008 by Anita R | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

I have a Presto 6-Quart Stainless Nerve Pressure Cooker. I’m looking for stackable separators (aluminum or stainless steel or other type that work in pressure cookers) that will fit my pressure cooker. My grandmother Euphemistic pre-owned to cook multiple items at once in the pressure cooker and I can't seem find anything like the stackable inserts/separators/pans/containers that she old to use in India. I’m not looking for the steamers that have holes in them but ones that are containers. I’m located in U.S.A. and hoping someone has some ideas of how to cook multiple items in the pressure cooker or where i could find separators.

My pressure cooker came with the divider for canning, but not stackable..haven't seen that. Anyway, try contemporary to the Presto website and see if they sell it as an accessory. Good luck!

Grandma | Dec 22, 2008

My pressure cooker came with the divider for canning, but not stackable..haven't seen that. Anyway, try prospering to the Presto website and see if they sell it as an accessory. Good luck!
Grandma | Dec 22, 2008

I am looking for the instruction manual for a Fargo 6 quart Splendid Pressure Cooker.?

Jan 07, 2008 by Wendy D | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

I ethical bought one brand new at a really cheap price but there is no manual, I thought it would be easy to find......no happenstance so far.

i couldn't find anything for a fargo pressure cooker but did find a fagor pressure cooker sold by linens and things, perhaps if you have on at hand they would let you copy the manual.
here is a site that contains a lot of information on pressure cookers.
http://www.fabulousfoods.com/school/cstools/pressurecooker/pressurecooker.html
if you have any other questions please e-despatch me and i will be glad to help.

UPDATE:
if you do have a fagor pressure cooker here is their website
http://www.fagorpressurecookers.com/

Deb | Jan 08, 2008

I have been wanting to buy a pressure cooker and was wondering?

Feb 06, 2007 by cola | Posted in Cooking & Recipes

This is a 6-quart pressure cooker. I saw it in my teeny home town hardware store. They are doing a close out on them and they are asking $35. I have been trying to do some comparative shopping when I go to other stores, K-Mart, Wal-Mart & didn't even see one in either of those stores. Is this a attractive thorough price? This is not a Presto. It is some other brand I have never even heard of before. What do ya think ? Any opinions ?

I adapted to to use a pressure cooker much of the time but now i prefer a slow cooker. Cooking on high when it gets hot it will boil. I am ready for a new one -larger. I let my nourishment cook either most of the day depending on the recipe. It is very good for pinto beans add a small amount of chopped onion-1/2 of a flat one. You start out with a few beans so you need to rinse & soak them first and check on water until the cooking is under way. It is good to cook chicken roast or vegetable soup or any other soup. I even realize Dumplings in mine. When you get a pressure cooker try to make sure it is stainless steel You may want to go on line and check out those type that don't set off. They are expensive but if i get another one that is what i want(they had them at the fair in different sizes) Aluminun is not safe for cooking because it comes off in your eatables. I bought a cheaper one and it did not last me very long nor did it work right. You may do fine with the one you have found. It could be one that has been in the store awhile and therefore a good parcel out.

blazegirl | Feb 06, 2007

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