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ThePenIsMightier
12-29-2020, 11:38 PM
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/instant-pot-8-quart-6-in-1-multi-use-electric-pressure-cooker/6000198315107

8qt Instant Pot for $69.88. Excellent for cooking ribs.

Jesus, shouldn't there be thousands of those on Kijiji for the price of ice cream makers? We got molested by that gift about 2 years ago and it's been used at least thrice.

nzwasp
01-04-2021, 09:40 AM
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/instant-pot-8-quart-6-in-1-multi-use-electric-pressure-cooker/6000198315107

8qt Instant Pot for $69.88. Excellent for cooking ribs.

You should of gotten the R2D2 one

96545

The_Rural_Juror
01-04-2021, 10:13 AM
Those don't come in 8qt. I need the big one to cook my wagyu.

birdman86
01-04-2021, 09:50 PM
I just use it for hardboiled eggs

dj_rice
01-05-2021, 08:54 AM
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/instant-pot-8-quart-6-in-1-multi-use-electric-pressure-cooker/6000198315107

8qt Instant Pot for $69.88. Excellent for cooking ribs.

Should of got a Ninja Foodi. Combo Pressure Cooker and Air Fryer (2020 must have for Aspenite wives)

ExtraSlow
01-05-2021, 08:56 AM
Are those air fryers a useful tool? Seems awesome in adverts, but then again so did the slap-chop, lol.

dj_rice
01-05-2021, 09:00 AM
Are those air fryers a useful tool? Seems awesome in adverts, but then again so did the slap-chop, lol.

Basically just a convection oven really but yes I find it useful. Cooks food faster than my regular oven. And fried foods aka fries and the like, taste way better and crispier cooked in it vs the oven method which although crispy, dries out. As well as I can cook a batch of fries in the air fryer in 10-12 minutes whereas the oven I'd need 15-20 and the healthy aspect. Now I have no use for my actual T-Fal Deep Fryer I bought before the Air Fryer.

And you can make a mean ass pork belly (lechon) in it

The_Rural_Juror
01-05-2021, 09:08 AM
Should of got a Ninja Foodi. Combo Pressure Cooker and Air Fryer (2020 must have for Aspenite wives)

I think I am going to return the Instant Pot once I receive it. It's too basic for an aspiring Aspenite like myself.

Neil4Speed
01-05-2021, 09:15 AM
Are those air fryers a useful tool? Seems awesome in adverts, but then again so did the slap-chop, lol.

I have had my air fryer since 2014... one of the most used appliances! great for reheating almost everything.

sabad66
01-05-2021, 09:30 AM
Should of got a Ninja Foodi. Combo Pressure Cooker and Air Fryer (2020 must have for Aspenite wives)

Wife got a package on Black Friday that has the regular Instant Pot pressure cooker along with the air fryer parts. I assume people can just buy the air fryer attachments separately if they already have an Instant Pot vs buying yet another appliance.

Tik-Tok
01-05-2021, 09:33 AM
I think I am going to return the Instant Pot once I receive it. It's too basic for an aspiring Aspenite like myself.

The lack of red knobs was the first clue to that.

bjstare
01-06-2021, 06:30 PM
Air Fryer <<<<< Deep Fryer

(Well, it's actually not even remotely the same thing, except someone decided to call the mini convection oven a fryer for some reason... maybe I need to switch to one of the peeve threads)

spike98
01-07-2021, 09:43 AM
Air Fryer <<<<< Deep Fryer

(Well, it's actually not even remotely the same thing, except someone decided to call the mini convection oven a fryer for some reason... maybe I need to switch to one of the peeve threads)

Agreed. That said, we have two haha. One of the actifry type that works well for things like fries, hashbrowns, and tatertots. And the pampered chief one that is good for basically anything else.

killramos
01-07-2021, 10:11 AM
The air fryer crowd just needs better ovens. I recommend wolf.

ThePenIsMightier
01-07-2021, 10:23 AM
LoL - I didn't start this thread!

I loathe excess kitchen appliances. I subscribe to Chef Michael Smith's mantra of:
"Go to that kitchen drawer you all have that is so full of gimmicky crap that you have to shift stuff around to get it to close. Dump it entirely in the garbage. Go buy a planer, a cast iron frying pan & a quality chef's knife and start cooking proper food, easily."

The_Rural_Juror
01-07-2021, 10:35 AM
LoL - I didn't start this thread!

I loathe excess kitchen appliances. I subscribe to Chef Michael Smith's mantra of:
"Go to that kitchen drawer you all have that is so full of gimmicky crap that you have to shift stuff around to get it to close. Dump it entirely in the garbage. Go buy a planer, a cast iron frying pan & a quality chef's knife and start cooking proper food, easily."

I suppose a planer may work for shaving beef but it sure doesn't fit in a drawer.

Tik-Tok
01-07-2021, 10:50 AM
I suppose a planer may work for shaving beef but it sure doesn't fit in a drawer.

A block planer will. Good for shaving cheese.

killramos
01-07-2021, 11:00 AM
LoL - I didn't start this thread!

I loathe excess kitchen appliances. I subscribe to Chef Michael Smith's mantra of:
"Go to that kitchen drawer you all have that is so full of gimmicky crap that you have to shift stuff around to get it to close. Dump it entirely in the garbage. Go buy a planer, a cast iron frying pan & a quality chef's knife and start cooking proper food, easily."

I think as a general statement this is excellent advice. There are a few tools I like, but most of them are garbage.

Can’t say I own a planer, my wife bought this weird colourful mandolin thing?