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Fagor Duo Combi 5-Piece Pressure Cooker Set

Fagor Duo Combi 5-Piece Pressure Cooker Set

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Brand: Fagor

List Price: $168.00
Buy New: $128.95
You Save: $39.05 (23%)



Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 29 reviews

Color: stainless steel
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 17.4
Dimensions (in): 17.7 x 16.5 x 12

MPN: 918060778
Model: 918060778
UPC: 735186001441
EAN: 0735186001441
ASIN: B00023D9S0

Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours

Customer Reviews:
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5 out of 5 stars Loving it!   January 24, 2008
Jennifer Dureja (Phoenix, Arizona)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful

With the second generation model of pressure cooker out today and the busy lifestyle of the modern American I can't imagine why products such as these are not more popular. I've wanted a pressure cooker for quite some time but didn't want to spend the money, until last week.

The time savings on making the dishes that my family and I love are incredible. Sure, I've seen my Grandmother and Indian folks use pressure cookers for ages but it just never sunk in how much time I was truly saving.

I love having the option to use the 4 or 6 quart as I didn't want a larger model for dishes I was only making for a couple of people but like to occasionally cook in bulk so that I can freeze items.

All in all, highly recommended. Mine came in the mail a couple days ago without any issues and is cooking beautifully.



5 out of 5 stars Easy to Use!   September 20, 2007
Mugwhamp (Chevy Chase, Maryland)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

This is the easiest pressure cooker I have ever used. I love not having the little jiggley thing on top -- you know, the disc that is easy to lose and maim. Nothing like that here -- all is integrated into the lid. I also like having two sizes of pressure cooker in one set, and the versatility of having a glass lid for times when the pressure cooker top isn't needed. Another great feature is the two available levels of pressure. I mostly use pressure cookers to cook dried beans, and it is a dream -- garbanzo beans in 10 minutes!


5 out of 5 stars I love it   May 30, 2007
M. Bakkar
3 out of 3 found this review helpful

I bought it for my wife, and she's been looking for one for a long time till we finally decided on this one, and it works just great :)


5 out of 5 stars Great multi purpose set.   May 15, 2007
fan of quality (Orange County , CA, USA)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful

After doing a lot of research I found this to be the best pressure cooker for my needs. I am a single guy with not much room for pots and pans. This set up is perfect, you can pressure cook in either pot, or use them as regular cookware. I use the 4 quart as a frying/sauté pan. With the two pots, glass lid, and steamer basket this set can replace at least 80% of you cookware. The quality is way better than any other pots or pans I had before. Very even heating for sautéing.

As far as actual pressure cooking goes I have had very good success with the meals I have prepared, but the cooking times listed in the manual seem to be shorter than it really takes. For instance a medium size artichoke takes about 20 minutes Fagor states it will take about 14 minutes. This product is excellent for shredded meats, steaming vegis, soups, and corned beef. I bought the Duo because of the low and high pressure options. I found that the low setting is useless not many recipes call for the low setting, so you may want to go with one of Fagors standard sets and save some cash. Another big plus is Fagors website, you can order just about any replacement parts you need there cheaper than anywhere else on the net.



5 out of 5 stars the best way to cook   May 7, 2007
S. kumar (cali)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful

i have been using a pressure cooker for many yrs now...i used to use one of those flimsy ones that whistle like crazy and always burn at the bottom. this pressure cooker cooks really evenly and it is so easy to open and close, fuss free. i recently made a wonderful chicken curry dish, and an indian lentil dish in my pressure cooker both under 20 minutes....its perfect i highly reccommend it to someone who is familiar with how to use a pressure cooker....