Zavor DUO 10 Quart Multi-Setting Pressure Cooker and Canner with Accessories – Polished Stainless Steel (ZCWDU04)
February 15, 2020 - Comment
The DUO pressure cooker cooks 3 times faster than traditional cookware and is extremely easy to use, making it the ideal stovetop pressure cooker for beginners. It provides the convenience and flexibility to cook all your favorite dishes.
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My first ever pressure cooker. Loving it! I’ve owned my Zavor stovetop 10 qt. for about one month now and I really love it. The size is perfect for our family of 4…..nice and roomy, but not too unwieldy. So far I’ve used it to pressure cook ‘Italian Sunday Gravy’, pot roasts, and veggies such as potatoes, carrots, broccoli, rutabagas, etc…. and it is working wonderful for us. Having never owned a pressure cooker before, there was a little trial and error to overcome with the first few uses, but now that I know what I’m doing and…
Made in China It’s a beautifully crafted piece. The weight distribution with the extra handle is balanced. When I browned onions, they cooked evenly. The locking feature has an audible click to let me know I’m ready to cook. What I don’t like is the plastic. It doesn’t give me confidence that it was built to last. Time will tell …
Quality is lacking I bought this stovetop model over an Instant Pot (even though the Zavor pressure cooker costs significantly more) specifically because I thought it would stand the test of time better than an electric cooker. Iâve been proven very wrong, apparently. Iâve become comfortable using my motherâs 50+ year-old stovetop pressure cooker and havenât had any problems with it, but my brand new Zavor had steam leaking out near he handle that caused water to run into the stove burners. I consulted the manual…