Fissler Vitavit Premium Pressure Cooker with Steamer Insert and Tripod
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$449.95at NordstromChecked 12 h ago
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The Fissler Vitavit Premium is a stovetop pressure cooker with a steamer insert and tripod for multi-level cooking. Its four settings range from pressure-free steaming to a robust level 3, and a color-coded traffic-light indicator shows pressure and lid lock status. It works on gas, electric, ceramic and induction, and Fissler claims it cuts cooking time by up to 70% and keeps up to 90% of vitamins. Owners like the simple manual operation and even results on pot roast and stews, but some report leaking at the rim that needs repeated adjustment to seal.
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Lowest price we've seen: $449.95 on Nov 11 at Nordstrom. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 11.
Owners call the Vitavit Premium easy to use and maintain, with a clear pressure gauge and locking lid that make it feel safe. Many say it halves cooking time and delivers even results. The main complaint is leaking around the rim, which some buyers hit at high heat and others even at low heat.
The Fissler Vitavit Premium is a round pressure cooker that comes with a steamer insert and tripod. It cooks in up to 70% less time than conventional methods and preserves up to 90% of vitamins and minerals. The steamer insert holds delicate foods and allows multi-level cooking.
The body is made of up to 90% recycled 18/10 stainless steel with a rivet-free construction, which makes it easy to clean. A Novogrill waffled frying surface lets you fry and sear with minimal fat.
The cooker has four settings: pressure-free steaming, gentle level 1, medium level 2, and robust level 3. A color-coded traffic light system shows the pressure, and a locking indicator shows when the lid is secured. Depressurizing is simple. It works on all stovetops, including gas, electric, ceramic and induction.
