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Presto 06003 Options Electric Multi-Cooker/Steamer

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Features

  • Makes soups and casseroles. Steams vegetables and rice. Cooks pasta. Roasts beef, pork, and poultry.
  • Big 6-quart capacity. Deep fries six servings of french fries.
  • Handy basket for steaming, blanching, and deep frying. Snaps on rim of multi-cooker for easy draining.
  • Premium nonstick finish, inside and out, for stick-free cooking and easy cleaning.
  • Fully immersible with the heat control removed.
  • Control Master heat control automatically maintains the proper cooking temperature.
  • Tempered glass cover lets you see food as it cooks.
  • Heavy cast aluminum base for even heat distribution.

Description

All-purpose kettle for stews, roasting and steaming. Fully submersible with Control Masterheat control removed. Heavy cast aluminum body with non-stick surface inside and out. Lift-and-drain basket for steaming. Cast aluminum base with non-stick surface inside and out. Glass cover, metal basket with handle. Removable heat control. 120 volts, 60 Hz only

Brand: Presto


Capacity: 6 Quarts


Material: Aluminum


Color: Black


Finish Type: Black


Product Dimensions: 9.5"D x 12.62"W x 9"H


Special Feature: Programmable


Wattage: 1300.00


Item Weight: 8 ounces


Operation Mode: Automatic


Brand: Presto


Capacity: 6 Quarts


Material: Aluminum


Color: Black


Finish Type: Black


Product Dimensions: 9.5"D x 12.62"W x 9"H


Special Feature: Programmable


Wattage: 1300.00


Item Weight: 8 ounces


Operation Mode: Automatic


Is Dishwasher Safe: Yes


Voltage: 120 Volts


Manufacturer: Presto


Country of Origin: United Kingdom


Item model number: 06003


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: June 4, 2005


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    • Great fryer at an economical price.
Easy to clean. Easy to use. Consistent temperature control. Very pleased with this purchase. Very good price.
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2024 by Beejay
    • Great fryer and multi-cooker
I'll start with the short list of CONS. -The fryer basket can stick to foods sometimes if you place them in the basket, the into the oil... but anyone who knows how to fry food doesn't do this. -The manual doesn't make perfect sense for some foods, but if you have any experience in the kitchen, you should be fine. -The basket seems flimsy when resting on the lip for draining excess oil off. I still trust is though, even with heavy fried foods in it. I mention this for the future of the basket, maybe several months down the line. This is a guess though. -The handle on the basket could be sturdier, once again though, I trust it, it just moves ever so slightly side-to-side -Not super pretty like a crockpot I considered getting, such is life. PROS -Incredible value for price. -Temp settings seem very accurate. Tested some cheap oils just under and just above smoking point. Below smoke pt the oil was fine, above it was not. That's plenty accurate for me. (tested olive oil, smoke pt around 375* and butter, smoke pt at 350*) -The warm settings are vague in the description, I'll try to clarify. So far I've been able to stably hold temps of around 120* all the way through 200* as the first listed temp on the dial. Holding meats around 140* for several hours (like chicken breast) for 90-120 minutes will kill bacteria and slowly heat the food to avoid drying out. Meaning awesome slow-cooked foods, with much, much more temp control than crockpots at the same price. -This model has a good height-width ratio for great frying, less food touching from the width and good height on the walls to prevent spill-over -Non-stick cleans up any messes you get, and dishwasher seems to clean this very well, though I prefer to handwash with a soft sponge. -Safety cord dislodges with just enough effort, but not too easily that it comes off for no reason. I'm incredibly satisfied with this purchase. As a self-proclaimed "food enthusiast" and son of a 3 decade restaurant manager I'm highly impressed with this model. Amazon had the cheapest price, even over walmart, and had this at my house sooner than it was even supposed to be processed. I'm very happy with this item, I think anyone else would be as well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2013 by Ash
    • Great fryer! IG made me buy it
I saw a lady on IG fry her eggrolls standing up in this fryer and I was sold!!! I wasn’t the only one asking her where and what this product is. We use it for many uses but still haven’t tried that eggroll trick. I love the basket and it helps to hold all the food in. I chose this fryer over the others for the basket and that it was a kettle. It has many other uses than frying. Plus it doesn’t short like the other fryers that use those metal pipes. My last one would turn on and off if you hit those metal pipes in the back with the basket. It would be annoying to get it back on and heat up the oil again. So far, we like this one and plan to keep it. I like this size. I don’t think the other one is that much bigger and make a difference. I chose the smaller one for price and it was a sale I believe. I’m happy that it came with a lid because it keeps the oil from debris. Definitely recommend. 👍 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2024 by Janlon2004
    • A True 400 Degree Deep Fryer.. and more!
After using a heavy aluminum roasting pan and a Le Creuset french oven for our deep frying, I decided it was time to get a dedicated deep fryer. Only problem; so many reviewed as not reaching 400 degrees F. I finally opted for this model and am genuinely happy with this purchase. I always use a (constantly tested) candy thermometer when deep frying, and have continued to do the same with this Presto multi cooker. It does take longer to heat up to 400 degrees - around 20 minutes minimum. But that gives me food prep time. Note this multi-cooker reads a bit over 400 on my tested thermometer (and I've never let it sit without placing food in it at that temp, so it might go higher; use caution, don't assume it's stopping at 400 degrees). One other note of caution, at 400, the temperature dial gets extremely hot - it now has heat blisters on it - not from oil spatter. I do sugar sculpting, and my fingers are used to heat, but I still have to use a hot pad on the dial to turn this off if it's been on a while at 400 degrees. I typically fry onion rings, fries, okra, chicken, fish, zucchini, mushrooms, ice cream, zeppole, cauliflower, the kitchen sink (gotcha!) lower than 400 (360 to 375), but I must have 400 for sopapillas. For those that test their fryer, please understand in any type of cooking pot the oil temp will drop when food goes in - and your temps vary depending on the location of the thermometer (top or bottom readings). My thick-walled aluminum roasting pan and cast iron pot drop 10 - 40 degrees depending on how much is put in, whether it's breaded, etc. The Presto will also loose heat. This is why you fry small batches, and allow the heat of the oil to recover. Cast iron tends to hold heat better, but it'll still drop in temp. Cast iron is also heavy (mine is 10 lbs.) which is why it's not a preferred method for me - too much of a hassle to handle and wash. My heavy aluminum roasting pan has thicker walls than the Presto, thus a thicker lip, so I spill oil everywhere when emptying for straining/storage. Again, not a preferred method due to waste. I typically fry enough for 2 to 4 people, but do so in batches, same as with both my other pots. Hint: Use a thermometer, set the dial for 400 even if you're frying food at a lower temp. The oil comes back up to temp more quickly at the highest dial setting. I like the magnetically attached heat control - it can be pulled off in an emergency. I reached a dangerous smoke point in my cast iron Creuset when I left the stovetop dial set too high - moving the pot with smoking oil was not a risk I'd take. The steamer basket is just that - a steamer basket, despite what the instructions say. Purchase a separate 8" diameter wire mesh fry basket if you want it for your fries and any un-battered items. I use the WMF Profi Plus Large 13-1/2-Inch Wok Strainer for battered food and sopapillas. Rice is lovely to make in this cooker and so easy - up to about 7 cups of white rice at once. The steamer basket leaves a bit to be desired regarding sturdiness but thus far I've had zero problems with it. Remember to remove the handle when steaming. Use tongs to attach the uppermost hook of the basket to the (hot) rim of the Presto. The lid won't sit completely into the cooker with the steamer basket attached, but the little bit of escaping steam won't affect steaming, and having a glass lid to check on status is a bonus. The hooks on the basket are riveted, so I don't load it heavily. Asparagus, spinach, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, zucchini, carrots, corn and summer squash are a breeze to steam now. Ironically this was purchased as a deep fryer, but we're eating far more steamed foods now that we have such an easy steaming method! One star deducted for the legs and handle. I don't mind screwing them on myself the first time. But they will come loose eventually, again and again. I tried stainless steel (non rusting) split ring lock washers but still had problems with them coming loose. I then purchased 7/8" diameter neoprene washers that fit, which solved the problem : ) Why aren't these included after the loose legs/handles problem were first reported? Also, the cord is extremely short; about 2 ½ feet from the plug to the magnetic coupler. I don't use this for slow cooking soups or beans, or blanching vegetables so I cannot comment on that aspect. The manual comes with braising, blanching, simmering, rice cooking, steaming, and frying instructions and times for a variety of foods, although your preferences may vary. Lastly, I do wash this by hand though it's rated dishwasher safe. All our Teflon coated cookware is washed by hand to prevent corrosion/flaking. Overall, this Presto is now my deep fryer of choice, plus a great rice cooker and steamer for an individual or small family - with `fixable' loose legs/handles at a reasonable price. UPDATE: I've had the Presto Multi Cooker for 3 months now. The heating element does take a bit longer to heat to the full 400 degrees - about 35 minutes now. I remain quite pleased with my purchase. UPDATE 3/24/2015: Please read T. Scott Kinder’s posts in the comment area regarding Sous Vide cooking using this Presto – many home chefs will be extremely pleased with Kinder’s detailed experimentation and end results. This truly adds to the "...and more!" to this Deep Fryer! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2011 by Charlee L.
    • Great Deep Fryer
I liked that it is easy to set up and use as a deep fryer. all my goodies came out evenly browned and I was able to manage the temperature during the entire cooking process. The basket also allows the cooked items to drain and remain crisp. Cleaning is a snap with warm soapy water, rinse and dry.
Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2023 by Jerseyguy49
    • Electric Frying Pot
Love this electric frying pot. It fries to perfection. It is the right size for someone who lives alone or just for two.
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2024 by Crystal Crews
    • Nice to have for fried foods
I consider this a luxury. Anything to minimize my time cooking is great. Very well made. I use it a lot to make homemade French fries and chicken tenders.
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2024 by Lorena May Smith
    • Great fryer
We are enjoying using this fryer. It maintains heat and is just right for two people. Also was a great price.
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2024 by Funliving Deb

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