- Is 3 quarts big enough for a family?
- No. It suits one or two people. A family of four will want a 6-quart or larger cooker for roasts, whole chickens and batch meals.
- How does the ceramic pot compare with a regular non-stick pot?
- Ceramic releases food without the PTFE coating used on many budget cookers. It still needs gentle handling and non-metal utensils to avoid scratches.
- Can I buy a replacement inner pot?
- Replacement ceramic pots are difficult to source. Treat the pot carefully, since a damaged liner can leave the unit unusable.
- Does the timer delay the start of cooking?
- Yes. You can set a delay so the program begins later, which is useful for coming home to a finished meal.
- What can it do besides pressure cooking?
- The ten programs cover slow cooking, rice, steaming, sauté and similar tasks, so it can replace a rice cooker and a slow cooker on a small counter.
- Is it hard to learn to use?
- The presets keep it simple, but pressure cooking in general takes a few tries to get comfortable with venting and release times.
- Where is the OLIXIS 10-in-1 3 Qt cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $39.87, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the OLIXIS 10-in-1 3 Qt?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Amazon.