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Old 11-19-2017, 07:53 AM
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Originally Posted by dc989
I have one and the learning curve is steep. I rarely use it now because I'm not impressed with my results. I have researched and followed blogs and so on. I am a good cook and don't want to waste good food. I wish I had not joined the IP craze. Not worth it to me.
i unknowingly bought one for my son last xmas. wanted to get him a crockpot, found this thing that did a whole lot more than just slow cooking. he only uses it for rice. yes we both read the book. i've been reading the instapot makers website and their comments about all the wondrous things that can be cooked ..but like you, dc989, i am a good cook, a old fashioned (it seems ) scratch cook and i would need a several instapots of different sizes to cook any of my usual dishes. so ..think i'll pass. i don't have the room anyway.

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