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The Midea WideMax is a 6.5-quart electric multi-cooker with a 9.44-inch cooking surface, about 19% wider than a typical pressure cooker pot. It runs 12 programs, including pressure cook, slow cook, sauté, rice, yogurt, sous vide, bake and steam, and its lid comes off completely so you can stir and stir-fry without a hot lid in the way. The 1500-watt element and touch panel put it in the same class as Instant Pot and Ninja multi-cookers, but the wide pot and removable lid are the features most rivals lack. It suits families cooking for up to six and anyone who wants one pot for batch cooking and meal prep.
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The Midea WideMax is a 6.5-quart electric pressure cooker with 12 cooking functions: pressure cooking, slow cooking, sauce thicken, bean, sauté, yogurt, bake, sous vide, chili, rice, steam, sterilize and keep warm. It is also listed as replacing 9 common kitchen appliances, including a slow cooker, sauté pan, rice cooker, yogurt maker, oven, egg cooker, steamer and food warmer.
The cooking surface is 9.44 inches in diameter, which is 19% larger than a traditional pressure cooker. This gives more room to sauté and turn food. The lid is removable, so ingredients can be mixed without handling a hot lid.
A button releases steam, and a specially designed cover reduces the noise during release. It cooks for up to 6 people. Controls are on a touchscreen, and the cooker is programmable.
