Do you have a pressure cooker? If so, what kind? If you liked this video, you might like this Ninja Foodi Pressure Cooker Unboxing as well! th-cam.com/video/82BtePTaeag/w-d-xo.html
@H4KnSL4K that's good to hear. It's always nice when you get something that is just right for you out of the box. Saves so much aggravation. What's the capacity on it?
I got the Instant Pot Duo Plus 6 qt. cooker last year. It is awesome. It came with an additional gasket (similar to the ChefIQ one). It also has a protected cover for the steam vent, which I like. IP calls it the "whisper quiet" steam release. This one is a massive improvement over older IP's. I got it from Amazon, on sale, and am very pleased with it. For me, the scale function, on the ChefIQ, is cool, but unnecessary. A separate scale works best for the things I make. Great unboxing and explanation, Joe. I enjoy your humor in these videos. It keeps them fun and interesting, IMO. 👍
I have 2 different models of Instant Pot and I love them both. They replaced 2 other brands of multi cookers which were fine so long as I used a preset button but were hopelessly difficult to customize. Instant Pots are intuitive and easy.
Yeah... Instapot is the OG of pressure cooker appliances, and you can tell with their design. Sometimes they don't have as many features, but very easy to use and tweak.
I've had Instapot and Ninja w/cook top. Now, I am using a 4-quart stove top Zavor pressure cooker. I also have a 6-quart Presto stove top pressure cooker for larger recipes. The stovetop pressure cookers allow me to cook on induction, electric burners, and gas cooktops. They are much lighter, and I can cool down and drop the pressure quickly by running cold tap water over the top of the pot. Have you tried a stovetop pressure cooker? If not, go for it.
The old school way! Defi itely one of the best ways too though. My first one was an old stainless stove top version, also. Simple and just works every time.
Peace be with you! Thank you for this Pressure Cooker product review. I own 2 pressure cookers. The 1st being Crockpot’s Express while the 2nd is a Ninja Foodi Smart XL. Both are 8 qt and have Air Fryer Lids. With all the tech built into the Chef-IQ, the LACK OF AN AIR FRYER LID is a BIG MISS. Thanks again!
Yep.... It's pretty wild. Going through the stuff for the review, it really does kinda work for it. Much better than other smart kitchen appliances in the past. I thought it would be pretty gimicky, too.
Do you have a pressure cooker? If so, what kind? If you liked this video, you might like this Ninja Foodi Pressure Cooker Unboxing as well! th-cam.com/video/82BtePTaeag/w-d-xo.html
Got a big Instant Pot. Pretty happy with it! Unless another competing unit had a real killer feature, there's no reason to change / upgrade.
@H4KnSL4K that's good to hear. It's always nice when you get something that is just right for you out of the box. Saves so much aggravation. What's the capacity on it?
Geez... Sorry for over using the word "machine", guys. I didn't even notice until checking the video this morning.
🐕 Your pouch said " What the hell " I was trying to get some sleep back there 😂😂😂
LOL. yep!
I got the Instant Pot Duo Plus 6 qt. cooker last year. It is awesome. It came with an additional gasket (similar to the ChefIQ one). It also has a protected cover for the steam vent, which I like. IP calls it the "whisper quiet" steam release. This one is a massive improvement over older IP's. I got it from Amazon, on sale, and am very pleased with it. For me, the scale function, on the ChefIQ, is cool, but unnecessary. A separate scale works best for the things I make. Great unboxing and explanation, Joe. I enjoy your humor in these videos. It keeps them fun and interesting, IMO. 👍
Well thank you, kindly! Just trying to make this stuff a little more fun to watch.
I have 2 different models of Instant Pot and I love them both. They replaced 2 other brands of multi cookers which were fine so long as I used a preset button but were hopelessly difficult to customize. Instant Pots are intuitive and easy.
Yeah... Instapot is the OG of pressure cooker appliances, and you can tell with their design. Sometimes they don't have as many features, but very easy to use and tweak.
I've had Instapot and Ninja w/cook top. Now, I am using a 4-quart stove top Zavor pressure cooker. I also have a 6-quart Presto stove top pressure cooker for larger recipes. The stovetop pressure cookers allow me to cook on induction, electric burners, and gas cooktops. They are much lighter, and I can cool down and drop the pressure quickly by running cold tap water over the top of the pot. Have you tried a stovetop pressure cooker? If not, go for it.
The old school way! Defi itely one of the best ways too though. My first one was an old stainless stove top version, also. Simple and just works every time.
When will you demonstrate this cooker?
Just started to record some food videos with that. The first ones should be up within the next week or so.
Thank you. Please consider a recipe for red beans and rice with meat and broccoli.
Peace be with you! Thank you for this Pressure Cooker product review. I own 2 pressure cookers. The 1st being Crockpot’s Express while the 2nd is a Ninja Foodi Smart XL. Both are 8 qt and have Air Fryer Lids. With all the tech built into the Chef-IQ, the LACK OF AN AIR FRYER LID is a BIG MISS. Thanks again!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching
Firmware?
Bluetooth?
Wifi?
For a bloody pressure cooker?
Yep.... It's pretty wild. Going through the stuff for the review, it really does kinda work for it. Much better than other smart kitchen appliances in the past. I thought it would be pretty gimicky, too.