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Tuesday, Oct 20
Size: 6.9 Quarts
Features
- Designed to give you more body capacity as compared to normal outer lid pressure cooker.
- Comes with a first time 2-in-1 safety device called PI (Pressure Indicator).
- Uses best quality virgin steel with stronger lugs and thick base to give your cooker a safe and long life.
- Enables "Separator Cooking" -a hygienic form of cooking to retain nutritional value and taste of food while enabling you to cook 3 dishes at a time
- ISI certified - conforms to international quality standards.
- NOTE: Pressure cookers according to all World Standards including UL , ETL etc., rate the capacity based on the total volume after closing the lid
- Diameter is 8.75 (22.22cm) & the height with closed lid is 7 (17.78 cm). Prestige Deluxe Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker, 6.5 Liters
Description
Prestige Pressure cookers are one the fastest and easier ways to cook any hot food. These Prestige Deluxe Stainless Steel Pressure Cookers come in a fully assembled fashion and are ideal for both home use and cooking in bulk quantities. This cooker will also come with a very detailed instructional booklet, safety valve, and manufacturer. This cooker is easy to clean and has a heavy bottom which means nothing will stick to it.
Brand: Prestige
Capacity: 6.5 liters
Material: Stainless steel
Color: Silver
Finish Type: Stainless Steel
Product Dimensions: 14.4"D x 8.6"W x 7"H
Special Feature: Locking Lid
Item Weight: 2 kg
Control Method: Touch
Operation Mode: Manual
Special Features: Locking Lid
Control Method: Touch
Operation Mode: Manual
Closure Type: Inner Lid, Outer Lid
Controller Type: Hand Control
Capacity: 6.5 liters
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 14.4"D x 8.6"W x 7"H
Item Weight: 2 kg
Material: Stainless steel
Finish Type: Stainless Steel
Color: Silver
Brand Name: Prestige
Model Number: PDSSPC6.5
Warranty Description: Manufacturer's Warranty
Global Trade Identification Number: 91
UPC: 882533263004 791769530418
Number of Items: 1
Included Components: pressure cooker, gasket
Item Type Name: Pressure Cooker
Manufacturer: A&J Distributors, Inc.
Part Number: PDSSPC6.5
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Had this for many months use it at least once a week and have zero issues, other than remembering to press down hard when closing the pressure cooker to use.
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2022 by Jason
Size: 5.5 L
UPDATE : I took off a star because I soon found that with 2 regular mason jars even though the lid closes the gasket does not quite seal properly and the cooker does not build more than a few pounds of pressure and the gasket leaks steam and a small drop of water drips about every 3 seconds . My application was to cook yellow split peas, which foam up too much to be cooked in pressure cooker unless you add unhealthy oil , by putting them in jars and I di do a couple of batches and it did work but Im concerned about damaging the gasket so now I just do 3 pints instead of 2 quarts and yes its very good . I also learnt that the gasket will not seat properly if the lid is closed when hot water is in the cooker AND the weight is on the valve . So either close the lid only when the water is cold or take the weight off before closing it if the water is hot . I don't know if the lid will close with wide mouth quarts which are 1/2" shorter than regular quarts .If it does I may go back to 5 stars A wide mouth mason jar is about 6 5/8" tall generally 1/2" shorter than a regular mouth mason jar whcih si about 7" tall . The 5.5L Deluxe comes with a false bottom insert that holds jars off the bottom so water can get under then so they dont heat directly from the steel bottom which could cause cracking .This insert can be flipped to hold jars off bottom by 1/8" or 1/2" depending on ho it is flipped A wide mouth with lid quart (6 5/8"tall) jar placed in the center of the 5.5"Deluxe with the insert flipped to the 1/2" position had room to spare when the lid was closed . A regular mouth quart jar ( 7" tall) placed in the center of the 5.5"Deluxe with the insert flipped to the 1/2" position was too tall to close the lid but I could close the lid on a 7" jar when the insert was flipped to the 1/2" position . I could get both jars in the 5.5L Deluxe at the same time and close the lid when the insert was flipped to the 1/8" position. Since i got the 5.5L Deluxe to do sous vide cooking using mason jars this made me very happy . HINT FOR CLOSING THE LID : When you close it put the handle to your right and press the opposite side of the lid with your left .It is not difficult to align .The secret is to get the whole lid level so none of the locking tabs hit each other when rotating closed .Once you learn to press on the opposite side of the lid from the handle to balance the downward pressure you are putting on the handle it will slide closed with no problem
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2022 by Jayne
Size: 2 L
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2018 by Dan Leithauser
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The pictorial representation is incorrect. The item I received is - 'Prestige PDA-2L Alpha Deluxe Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker, 2.0-Liter, Silver'. Prestige Customer Service informed me that there is no Prestige PDA-2L Alpha Deluxe Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker, 2.0-Liter, Silver and both are one and the same. 2. Buyers beware - The real capacity is 1.5 liters max, though the advertisement says 2 liters. It is excellent for me, as a bachelor/ single person, cooking food for myself. The item does not have separators. It can be used for only single cooking of one item, at a time. I cook either half a cup rice or one third cup dhal only each occasion. The cooking time is about 5 minutes on a gas stove, while the pressure cooker can be opened after 5 to 6 minutes from taking out of gas stove. The time extends if one uses electric coil. The time extends based on the quantity. The maximum capacity of raw rice is 1.25 cup, since it makes about 1 lit cooked rice. The cooker can be used to the maximum 75% as per brochure. 3. I note that many are attempting to cook dried beans and mushrooms, after soaking in water. This small pressure cooker may not be good for those tasks. In my experience, the pressure cooker is excellent for cooking rice, all kinds of lentils and dals, hard vegetables, etc. I also used the base to make sambar gravy on occasional times. I also used the base as frying pan/ tawa to make upma for large quantity. 4. I am happy with the product and recommend to anyone who is looking for baby cooking or single cooking and also wants to cook in stainless steel pressure cooker for health and hygienic reasons.
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