Microwave Pressure Cooker Review
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Guest's Review of Microwave Pressure Cooker
8th Apr 2009
Overall Rating
- Value for money

Light, clean and very easy to use. Easy to clean and store.
Bad Points
Not complaining, I have used mine over 6 years and the inside has become stained. But this is only to be expected. I have two and use the stained one for anything containing colouring or meat for stews.
General Comments
This is an excellent product . I though of ways of inventing one - then they came on the market.
Ideal for pre-heating ingredients for the slow cooker, stews etc.
Produces wonderful 'baked potatoes' - microwave for 22 min on high with tops scored down about a quarter through, then brown under a grill.
Being single, I wrap the surplus in foil and pop them in the fridge when cold. Just microwave to reheat (not with the foil !) - simple!
Ideal for single persons, students, pensioners etc.
At the price they are, they are a great aid for a host of uses in the kitchen. I wouldn't be without mine.....
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