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@@johnmal5975 Hi! No the cooking times don’t change. The time to come to pressure (the pre-heat) may change since a bigger volume is being pressurized, but then you have more power too. I base this on reading numerous web posts and my own experience when I had larger IPs. There will be a small difference in some corner cases, but generally not. The thing that does matter is density , size of food pieces and thickness. For example, for diced potatoes, I would go 4-5 minutes. For a large whole baking potato, 15ish versus the 10 minutes for these larger cubes. Also for the eggs, you could put in even a dozen and be the same. Thanks so much for your comment! I really appreciate it! Katy

@@KatysCampKitchen Thank you, I am going to get that smaller one as well then. When I make an egg salad or potato salad for me and my wife that smaller one makes more sense. Plus my smaller power stations will run that one without stressing themselves. Lol

Hi Zee!!!

@@KatysCampKitchen hii ❤️❤️

Thanks so much Jason! I have been experimenting on making things with the yogurt too - Maybe a future video if things work out!

@@kevinholland4156 Hi Kevin!!!!! 😊 So Happy to See You!!!! I hope you are having a Great Autumn! Katy

Welcome!!!! The 3 quart is fantastic! I use it at least 3-4 times a week. I have cooked all kinds of things with it. I have found that I am picking the Stanley over my other cookware in that size. I like its performance and lightweight. I am using the induction burner quite often too and prefer it now too. It’s amazing how well all these items perform - especially for small families. These are all used in my camper van too. Thank you so much for subscribing and your wonderful note! Katy

Hi! Thank you for your great note. I was shocked to find this myself... Hope this makes sense.... Katy There are two inverters involved. There is an inverter that is part of the power station battery box There is also an inverter type circuit in the microwave. LG patented it 17 years ago and the patent just ran out. Hopefully we will see more of these! Here is some of the patent info... Patent number: US7064306B2 Inverter microwave oven and method for controlling the same Abstract Disclosed herein are an inverter microwave oven and a method for controlling the same, wherein a switching frequency of an inverter is raised during the initial operation of the microwave oven and then lowered during the normal operation of the oven after the lapse of a predetermined time, so as to prevent overvoltage from being applied to a magnetron, which generates electromagnetic waves, during the initial operation, thereby enhancing durability and operational reliability of the inverter. The inverter microwave oven comprises a rectifier for rectifying and smoothing a commercial AC voltage into a DC voltage. The inverter is adapted to perform a switching operation based on the DC voltage from the rectifier to generate a magnetron drive AC voltage. The microwave oven further comprises a magnetron driver for converting the AC voltage from the inverter into a high-power DC voltage and applying the converted DC voltage to the magnetron, and an inverter control unit for varying the switching frequency of the inverter to prevent overvoltage from being applied to the magnetron.

@@diddybushcraftnoutdoors8072 Thanks so much for your note!!!! I really appreciate the information. Great info about the heat vs size difference. I will definitely check out your channel too! Great info on REI refunds- I am a member also and will check that out Thank you!

Forgot to add, love the ice cream use. Never thought of that. Duh

Thank you so much for your wonderful comment!!!! I love the Stanley sets! I have several also - for purposes like you recommend. I wish the cups weren’t so pricey The ice cream popped in my head because they are kinda the shape of an ice cream cone. I envision several types of ice cream sundaes ahead - my favorite is strawberry with pineapple topping, a bit more of hot fudge and some nuts! I have some other potential new and unique hacks that I have thought of. If they work out, then I will make a video. I really appreciate that you subscribed! ❤️ Thank you! Katy

@@kennethwilson8633 Hi Kenneth! The newer Wildfare Go says it is microwave safe on the bottom- that is the lighter green cup that comes with the new Wildfare Go Two cup cookset. The older dark green cup from the Adventure series has no markings on it. I checked the packaging too and it says nothing on it about being microwave safe (I wish it did!) Thanks for your great question! FYI, in case you have a portable induction burner, the Adventure series Two cup cook set works on that. On the video released just before this one, I tested that and showed my testing results. Thanks! Katy 😊

@@tommozingo4761 So glad you liked the video! Thanks so much for your note!

Hi!!!! I like the Wildfare Go set and the Stay Hot stacking cup Great to see you!!!

Thanks so much h!!!❤️

Thanks Jason! I had never thought of ice cream in the coffee mugs before - but why not? 😀. Hope you had a great summer with the family! The camping videos were lots of fun!

@@KatysCampKitchen it's been a great year. Lots of good memories 😁 I hope you summer was excellent!

Wow, Thanks!!!!! That means so much! I really appreciate your note!!! Katy

Hi Dia!!!! Happy to see you!!! 🌸❤️

@@Savagegloryphot Thank you so much for your note!!!! The whole reason I started this channel was looking for instant pot information that I couldn’t find. I am working on another Instant Pot video that will be out in the next few weeks. I hope you will come back for that one too! 😊 Thanks! Katy PS FYI, Many of my videos feature the EcoFlow River 2 Pro. I have several using an induction cooktop and have one on a microwave that will work with it too. I really like the EcoFlow.

Thank you very much! I really appreciate your note! Katy

Hi Zee!! Great time see you! ❤️❤️❤️

@@KatysCampKitchen hi it's still Zees aunty here❤️❤️

Happy to see you! Thanks for all you do for Zee! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Both work great!!!! Some may like the newer design because a 32 ounce water bottle can fit inside. They may also like the larger capacity Great to see you!!!

Hi Karin! Great to see you! It just popped in my head to try that and it worked! I think it is great for one or two to heat up veggies and soup, etc. I have the older one liter also and it worked great for me too. I tested it and lots of other pots and pans too - so many that I would have probably bored people to tears!!! Thanks so much for your note! Katy

@@KatysCampKitchen Also forwarded it to friends figuring out induction stoves while camping, and almost everyone has one of the little Stanley 2 cuppers in their GoBags… it would be good practice to learn how to use it.

I debate with myself on doing a voiceover with the cooktop. I think I will try that next time and maybe add a note about the fan noise too. I always appreciate your great comments!

@@kevinholland4156 Hi Kevin! I was amazed that it worked so well! Great info on the stainless steel Thanks! Katy

@vincentfox Hi Vincent! I think only Panasonic has been making this because of patents. The patent just expired- I think this June, so I would expect to see others in the future if they think it is viable from a sales perspective. I don’t know if they are any more energy efficient overall. I have a video in the works on heating water. I am planning it for September and will see if I can borrow a relative’s microwave to test that. I really appreciate your comment!

@@KatysCampKitchenfollowing up, bought this exact unit. It actually works at level 5 on a River 2 Pro pulling 822 Watts. But probably better to run at level 4.. thanks again!

Thank you so much Shaun!!!! I really appreciate your comment!!!! ❤️ Katy

Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much for your wonderful note!!! Katy

Thanks so much for your note! The EB3a is great! Katy

Doing well - how are you? Hope you are doing well! ❤️❤️❤️

@@KatysCampKitchen Doing good😁💜Have a fantastic weekend!🤗💜

You are so welcome! It works so well! Sweet potatoes too! Hope you are having a great 4th of July weekend!!! PS. You can put them on a little rack or balls of aluminum to keep them out of the water

@@kevinholland4156 Hi Kevin! I will look for the LaVictoria’s Salsa. Thank you for the recommendation! We are working to figure out the best placement for a pole barn for our camper van. Hopefully we will be able to put solar on it as we balance the topography and sunlight/trees. Hope you get a break from the heat! Good luck with your project! Katy

Hi! It stays constant and doesn’t pulse. When it reaches temp, it will cut off and on, but not pulsing - I hope that makes sense. Also, as you pick higher temps, the wattage increments up but stays consistent Hope this answers your question… please let me know … Thanks! Katy

Hi Keith I will get back to you later tonight when I get home - it will be very late tonight A couple of tips that may help in the interim….. If you are using a power station, leave the cooktop unconnected while you power the cooktop. Wait about 30 seconds before plugging in. Then hit pause / clear TWICE If you are on a power station, select watts and toggle down to 600 watts and make sure you are on medium low. Then press start I’m doing this from memory and hope it works for you In the meantime, are there any lights when you power it? Thanks Katy😀

HI Again Keith, In a recent video, I had a demo of my cooktop not turning on like I thought it should. I showed how I solved the problem. It is in the mac and cheese video that is in the last 3 or 4 videos that i have posted. Check around time 2:55 where I show how to (hopefully) get yours to operate also. Here is the video link - I hope it works, if not, it is the mac and cheese video - it has the huge 3X Less writing on the right side of the thumbnail. Please let me know whether or not this works for your situation. I am happy to try and help you through it, if what I showed in the video doesn't work. THanks, Katy Heres the link: th-cam.com/video/-X4pDllOL4U/w-d-xo.html

Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much for your note!!!

You are welcome! Thank for your wonderful comment!!! 😀

HI! Thanks so much for your comment! Funny you should ask - I have this in my list of videos coming out in July (I have often wondered if people would be interested in this topic). I am not done with it yet, or I would link it to you.... For a stand alone small electric kettle, I would recommend the Stoke Voltaics Joulle - it needs 500Watts to run and it brings about 2 cups of water to a full boil in 5-6 minutes. They are pricey but really work and are very sturdy. You can also heat food in them. They often have a promotion (or two) with them, where they add in some extra items - presently they have a free stirring stick with them. Just look for the extra savings orange rectangle and click on that to add the stirring rod for free. Here is an (affiliate) link: amzn.to/4bI6Frf - I have been using mine for about a year and really like it. It really works. For cleaning out food, I just use a bottle brush. More often, I just heat the water and add it to a cup with my coffee or Ramen, etc. For boiling larger amounts of water, I have also used a nuwave induction cooktop with a saucepan to heat water - I showed this in this video: th-cam.com/video/dt1NacGPBoM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=MQFTfl2nytkSJWRS If that video link doesn't work, the name of the video is Induction Cooking with Small Power Stations Off Grid - Salmon with Vegetables and Hamburgers - Around time 6:50 is where the water boiling starts. It took about 15 minutes to boil 4 cups of water and used 120 Watt hours. Here is an affiliate link to the cooktop: amzn.to/3V3Lj0j This works really well if you have enough power - I have used it with a Bluetti EB3A that has a 600 Watt inverter. You will need an induction compatible saucepan - a magnet should stick to the bottom). Here is my favorite little saucepan: amzn.to/3wZ5qoq (affiliate link). That saucepan also has a built in strainer on the lid and fits into a small space because the handle is compact. You can see me using the saucepan and induction cooktop in the macaroni video that is a few videos back. There are a couple of other products that I am waiting for, that will be part of the test. One is a 12 ounce water heater that holds 12 ounces and the other is one of the old fashioned coils. I haven’t tested these yet, but provided affiliate links to them, so you can see what I am trying. If I remember correctly, they run on less power and may work better for you. Here are links to those: amzn.to/3VkiWfL amzn.to/4ck0ycP I hope this helps! Please let me know if you have any other questions! I hope you see this! Thanks, Katy ;)

Hi! Just getting back to you now that I can check my detailed data.... Some of this is shown around Time marker 2:10 in the video and then later. With a 700 Watt Inverter, you should be able to run power levels 1, 2, 3, and 4. Power Level 3 is Low and PL 4 is medium-ish. I have reheated many meals with that level. It is like setting a regurlar microwave to medium so that the food can cook through versus cooking the outside only and the inside being cold. Power level 3 and 4 can also be used to defrost. Around time marker 8:10, there is a listing power Power Level versus Power needed. The Pink column is the power level and the Blue column are the Watts needed to run at that power level. Using this, you can estimate the power level that could be achieved if you decide to get a power station or another inverter.... FYI, in the video, I had showed that an EcoFlow River has a 720 Watt inverter - that is in error - it has only a 600W (this information is in the video description also). The 720 Watts of the EcoFlow River is when it is on boost and it would only run a few seconds there. I have the later model EcoFlow River 2, and it works great for the microwave and will go up to power level 5. I have run the microwave with the EcoFlow River 2 Pro and the Bluetti EB3A quite a bit and both work well in the small power station area. I hope this helps! Please let me know if this is the information you were looking for and if you have any other questions! Thanks, Katy

@KatysCampKitchen thanks Katy - my message is recent so thanks for replying so soon on an older video! I just purchased a inverter microwave and up to power level 5 it seems to be okay with the engine running. I am looking at getting a power station to assist/allow myself to run at full power but I'm happy to finally possibly be able to use a microwave on the go!

So glad to hear that it is working for you! Thanks for let me know!!! I do my best to answer comments on all my video, so feel free to leave them on any other videos as well. All the Best, - Katy

​@KatysCampKitchen keep up the good work! I ended up purchasing a 1000w/716wh power station, hopefully this and the microwave work well to allow me to get some decently heated meals! I've wanted to use a microwave for so long on the go, I nearly ended up buying a generator but so glad I looked more into these stations

Thank you so much!!!!! Your comment made my day!!!!! - Katy

Me too!!! Thanks so much for your comment!!! I also love to heat a little bit of leftover gravy or chili in it! -Katy

Hi! Thanks for your comment and for letting me know about the quote! The Instant Pot was why I started my channel as I couldn't find any real information about energy usage. If you haven't seen my microwave video, most microwaves use MORE than the quoted amount as far as instanteous power goes, so when people try to use a portable power station, they are surprised it doesn't work - the microwaves advertise the cooking power. On the power tag, they give a power consumption number - this must be an average of some type, because the instanteous is definately higher by a significant amount. This was an eye opener to me.... Thanks again! Katy

You are so welcome!!!! Thanks so much for leaving your comment- it made my day!!!!! - Katy

Thank you 😋

Thank you so much! I hope you are doing well ❤️

@@KatysCampKitchen ur welcome and i'm trying my best i'm leaving a community post up tomorrow about what will be happening i hope ur well?🥰🥰🤗

@cookwithzee786official Yes we are - Sending prayers and well wishes ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@@KatysCampKitchen thank you so much for supporting Zee❤️

It is really good - your girls would have fun customizing their own!!! 😀

Hi Kevin! I have to say that the Bundt is by far my most used one. I make Cornbread in it also at the same time as in the pie maker. I am thinking of buying another just for my camper kitchen that stays in it permanently with the pots, pans and silverware I wish the brownie mix had worked in the waffle maker! - Katy

Hi Kevin! The Bundt is my most used one by far. When making cornbread, I usually run them both. I wish the waffle brownies had worked!

Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much for your comment!!! New video tomorrow at 3 EST on another low power device!

Thanks so much for your note!!!! Katy

Hi Chris! Yes! I leave it off at some points to avoid boil over..... Great comment! Thanks! and Thanks for watching! - Katy

Hi! and Welcome! Yes, and I love te 3qt IP! I have one and use it several times a week and always carry it in our camper. I did a video on the IP a few months back.... Here's the link if you are interested! th-cam.com/video/Ri9IIfvwNJQ/w-d-xo.html Thanks so much for your comment! Katy