Since the first Instant Pot launched in 2010, the countertop appliance has developed a “cult following,” said Bruce Weinstein, co-author of The “Instant Pot Bible” cookbook series and cohost of the ...

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Instant Pots were all the rage a few years ago, promising to be an all-in-one multi-cooker that can pressure cook foods quickly in addition to being a rice cooker, yogurt maker, slow cooker and more.

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. The Instant Pot has emerged as the must-have kitchen appliance of our age ...

TL;DR: Overall, we prefer the Crock-Pot because there’s more room for error, you can add ingredients at any time and the nostalgia of chili cook-offs is strong. The Instant Pot vs. the Crock-Pot. Both ...

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We asked five popular food bloggers to share a few of their best Instant Pot recipes as well as their game-changing tips and tricks. Whether you’re in the mood for Instant Pot chili or chicken recipes ...

Instant Pots and Crock-Pot slow cookers are both popular kitchen appliances. You can use an Instant Pot for slow cooking but you can't use a Crock-Pot slow cooker for pressure cooking. The two kitchen ...

We’re living in a golden age of small kitchen appliances (see: slow cookers, Instant Pots, and air fryers). We’re also in a not-so-golden age of abundant counter space. So what’s a home cook to do?

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The Instant Pot has a cult following for a reason — one appliance can make perfect polenta (no stirring required), homemade yogurt and pork shoulder that falls apart the moment it meets your fork. It ...