I have a t-fal electric. Easily the best money I've spent on a kitchen gadget. Great for making soups, beef ribs, chili and almost anything I can conjure up. Making chili, done in less than an hour and it's tastes great. My wife and I weren't beef rib fans until we did them in the PC. From what I understand the key reason that PC's work so well is that they create the complex flavors in a shorter timespan than other cooking techniques.

Wife has a Kuhn Rikon and uses it all the time, also our rice cooker is a pressure cooker. They do what they do...cook faster.

Nope, I won't do it. Too soon...

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My wife uses a WMF and likes it. It gets used a couple times a week.

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My wife uses a small (3.5L or so) Rikon all the time. It's great for stews! Also for beans, lentils, brown rice. I like to use it for ribs before finishing them off in the oven.

I uses a Fagor all the time. It makes great chicken broth, risotto and carnetas - not in the same dish...

I did. Once.

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Am a regular user of on Instant Pot. Super easy to use and I highly recommend. Mainly use it for cooking various beans, but my wife also uses for meats/stews.

Our Instant Pot is a big time saver. What takes hours in a slow cooker takes 20 minutes in the Instant Pot. We haven't explored all its uses, but it handles the basics quite well.

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Like the two above me, I have an Instant Pot. I have owned it for about 3 years and use it frequently. I don't try to cook everything in it like some users but it has a welcomed spot in my kitchen. It main uses for me are yogurt, potatoes, hard boiled eggs, carnitas/pulled meats, stews, and soups. It also does a great job with beans.

Ours is also a Fagor. Wife did a fair bit of homework before deciding on that one, and uses it quite a bit.

In particular, she loves it for anything w/ beans like a minestrone or chili, so you can use dry beans (cheaper than cans and less storage space or packaging waste) but don't have to plan ahead to soak overnight, done in about 45min-1hr.

Another Instant Pot family here. It's incredible. Although we haven't quite drank the IP kool aid yet. But have made some intersting stuff in it, cheesecake, lasagne.

Haven't tried carnitas yet but it's on the list to do.

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InstaPot user here too-much faster, and safer

So you're not even doing the quick soak method? I had read that not doing it would give a person gas as the sugars weren't properly broken down otherwise. Love the Boston style bean recipe's we've tried so far. Also have cooked up a couple of different versions of minestrone, while my wife still fears the pressure cooker, she sure seems to like the results!

I use mine all the time in the winter...roasts, chicken noodle soup, short ribs, chili, etc. I have an electric one that also steams and does rice. I never use a slow cooker anymore.

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