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Features
- Deep fries up to six servings of french fries
- Makes soups and casseroles, cooks rice and pasta, steams fish and vegetables, roasts beef, pork, and poultry
- Ceramic nonstick surface for stick-free cooking and easy cleaning
- PFAS-free nonstick surface inside and out
- Fully immersible with the heat control removed
Description
Deep fry up to six servings of french fries in this versatile Kitchen Kettle. Make soups and casseroles, cook rice and pasta, steam fish and vegetables, and roast beef, pork, and poultry. Ceramic nonstick surface, inside and out, provides stick-free cooking and easy cleaning. Fry/steam basket hooks onto rim of cooker for easy draining. Fully immersible with Control Master® heat control removed.
Color: Black
Material: Aluminum
Brand: Presto
Product Dimensions: 12.25"L x 8.75"W x 9.44"H
Item Weight: 16 ounces
Color: Black
Material: Aluminum
Brand: Presto
Product Dimensions: 12.25"L x 8.75"W x 9.44"H
Item Weight: 16 ounces
Capacity: 5 Quarts
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Global Trade Identification Number: 63, 64
Manufacturer: Presto
Item Weight: 1 pounds
Department: Home
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 6006
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: July 27, 2009
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I recently had the pleasure of using the Presto 06006 Kitchen Kettle Multi-Cooker, and I must say it has exceeded my expectations in every way. As someone who loves indulging in fried foods, this multi-cooker has become an indispensable addition to my kitchen arsenal. Allow me to share the reasons why I'm thoroughly impressed. First and foremost, the compact size of the Presto 06006 is a game-changer. It takes up minimal counter space, making it perfect for smaller kitchens or those who value efficiency. Despite its size, this multi-cooker boasts an impressive capacity that allows me to prepare generous portions of my favorite meals. One of the standout features of this appliance is its ability to heat up quickly. Gone are the days of waiting around for the oil to reach the desired temperature. With the Presto 06006, it's a matter of minutes before you're ready to start cooking. This rapid heating ensures that your meals are prepared efficiently, saving you valuable time in the kitchen. Speaking of meals, I've tried various recipes with this multi-cooker, and it has never left me disappointed. Whether I'm making crispy french fries, delectable onion rings, or even succulent chicken wings, the Presto 06006 consistently delivers outstanding results. The even heating and precise temperature control ensure that my fried foods come out perfectly cooked, with a delightful golden-brown exterior and a tender, juicy interior. As someone who appreciates easy maintenance, I'm thrilled with how effortless it is to clean the Presto 06006. The non-stick surface prevents food from sticking, making cleanup a breeze. After each use, a quick wipe down is all it takes to keep this multi-cooker looking brand new. Additionally, the removable parts are dishwasher safe, adding to the overall convenience and ease of use. In conclusion, the Presto 06006 Kitchen Kettle Multi-Cooker has become an essential part of my culinary routine. Its compact size, rapid heating, and consistent cooking performance have made it a true standout in my kitchen. Whether you're a fried food enthusiast or simply seeking a versatile and efficient cooking companion, this multi-cooker is an excellent choice. With its quick setup, exceptional results, and easy cleanup, the Presto 06006 is a delightful addition to any home cook's repertoire.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2023 by Melanie Marie
Bought this for my husband to replace a similar one. He says it heats up faster and better than his previous one. Though a little smaller than the one before he frequently comments on how much he loves this one. It’s a win-win. He gets something he uses-and because of it I don’t have to cook for him! Cleans up easily and appears rust resistant. Buy it!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2024 by Deb
I have used Presto products for years, most recently one of the "Fry Daddys" which I eventually wore out. This model is larger, deeper and heats faster, plus it doubles as a great vegetable steamer by just putting in a little water in the pot and hanging the vegetable basket on steaming/draining hook. Capacity is adequate con-sidering you have to keep batches small enough anyway to avoid cooling down the oil from optimal frying temperature. In that regard, I did find the temperature control to cut off a little early; when set to "400", the recommended frying temp., it actually cuts off at 350 degrees and then maintains a working temperature about 325-350. However, this seemed to be hot enough to fry without excessive saturation of oil in the food. Several reviewers have complained about the magnetic attachment of the power cord to the heating probe control, in that it detaches easily. This is a safety feature in case the cord is caught on something and would otherwise pull the entire pot full of hot oil off the counter. I had no problem with it but you do have to be careful to keep the cord on the counter, not hanging down where someone could catch it. For thick pieces of chicken such as large drumsticks, I found the best technique was to pre-bake them to about 140 degrees, then bring them up to the required 160 degrees in the fryer, to be sure that the chicken is cooked through before the outside is too brown.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2022 by Amazonfan Amazonfan
The product itself is very good. But there are some technical issues for those of us who only want to cook for one person - say, 3 cups in volume. I would be very concerned about putting less than 3 cups in it. I want to address the negative reviews (that may be warranted), but still put it in context of what can reasonably be expected from this type of appliance. Look, thermostats are not magic analog electric resistance technology. They only know two settings - ON or OFF. Your home heating/cooling thermostat works the same way. It is either ON or OFF, and when the thermostat triggers to close the electrical contact, that is all that can happen - the device gets power and the device has to turn ON. Then it goes at full power until the thermostat detects that the heat condition is satisfied. So the thermostat then breaks the electrical connection and the power is OFF. Obviously (or not), there is also an issue of sensitivity control - how often (or, at what temperature differential) should this device click ON and OFF. This particular item, which is basically an aluminum, or zinc, or both, pot... it employs a heating element whose thermostat protrudes from the side of the unit, where the dial is. Initially, the thermostat is not going to be the same temperature as the mass that is being heated above the heating element. If there is a low mass of unheated material in the pot, well, before the entire unit comes to thermal equilibrium, the thermostat will be cooler than the mass of food in the pot, and the thermostat will continue to drive power to the unit (by keeping the contacts closed). So what happens is - the unit boils over! This is unavoidable initially - you have to watch the pot until it heats up to equilibrium. Open the lid, stir, and give it some time to heat the thermostat to equilibrium with the entire pot. I mentioned sensitivity. The thermostat is capable of cycling very nicely between simmer (ON) and OFF. Mine will simmer, then OFF, simmer, then OFF about every 10 seconds. (I didn't really time it.) The sensitivy is great, considering what you are asking it to do, which is control the temperature over just a degree or so before the food boils over. I recently did try putting a little more food, and denser food (a can of beans) into the cooker, and I am vindicated when I say that when you use it in a situation near it's intended design intent of food capacity, it works even more beautifully. So look, it actually *is* very difficult to find the exact sensitive setting to get the food to simmer on and off if it is just heating a few cups of food. So don't be surprised if it boils over while you are figuring out the setting. I have mine adjusted such that the third leg of the letter 'm' in the word 'Warm' on the thermostat matches_up/aligns with the power indicator light. If you set it higher, it will likely boil over forever. Some disappointments: 1. You have to assemble this. You need a screwdriver. Preferably with a long extension. I actually thought it was cool to get an unassembled unit, like 'Hey, I even get to put something together.' I got the legs and handles on without looking at the instructions, etc. 2. The cord is short. Well, if this is a counter-top unit, you probably wouldn't want a 6 ft cord. (just sayin') Actually, I found a cool appliance cord while I was rummaging for a place in my man-cave to plug this in. So I'm good to go. 3. A magnetically detachable power cord. I think this is causing some people problems. I'm sure the lawyers won this battle for product liability's sake. There is a magnetic plug that attaches to the thermostat. If this magnet is not strong enough, it won't connect. If the magnet is dirty, or the connection point area is dirty, you will have a problem with the unit being able to stay connected. The magnet is not strong enough to keep the cord connected unless it is clean. The problem is exacerbated by the weight of the cord. Disconnect the chord from the power outlet and Clean The Magnetic Contact Area(s). I got a much better mechanical connection after doing this. Do you know how hard it is to cook split peas and lentils? (the split peas, particularly) Well, I put them on an hour ago when I started this review. Awesome Power - they are done! Addendum: As I said, it *was* difficult to get the temperature setting just right. I put a piece of tape on the thermostat knob to keep it in place - in case of accidental bumping. ---- I have ordered one of the 6" square skillets to see if it does not work better for my purpose of cooking a lower volume of food. This pot was definitely a great improvement over my 3-1/2 cup rice cooker that only turned on and off, but had no thermostat. Happy eating. ---- Updated COMMENT on the 6" square skillet - I tried it to make French Toast. When I warmed up the 6" square skillet and put in the bread, it cooked fine, but then lost heat quickly and would not come back up to temperature soon enough to heat the French toast quickly and sear it both sides. For that application an electric stovetop was much better, and I think a propane burner would work nicely also.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2011 by jomyer