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VITACLAY VM7900-8

VITACLAY VM7900-8

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$259.00at The Home DepotChecked 16 h ago

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Price facts

  • Last seen at $259.00 at The Home Depot on Nov 9.
  • Our take on the VITACLAY VM7900-8

    The VITACLAY VM7900-8 is a 4-quart oval multi cooker built around a clay cooking pot rather than a nonstick metal insert. It runs seven preset programs, including soup, stew, rice and yogurt, and caps at 212°F, so it simmers and slow-cooks rather than pressure-cooks or sears. The oval shape fits a whole chicken or a long cut of meat better than a round pot. It suits slow-cook and clay-pot cooks who want unglazed clay contact with food; anyone wanting browning, pressure cooking or fast weeknight meals should look at a standard electric pressure cooker instead.

    Best forSlow-cooker and clay-pot cookingSoups, stews and beansWhole chickens and long cuts of meatCooks avoiding nonstick and metal cooking surfaces
    Pros
    • Unglazed clay pot gives clay-pot flavor and even, gentle heat
    • Oval shape holds whole birds and long roasts
    • Seven presets cover soup, stew, rice and yogurt
    • UL and ULC listed
    • Simple timer and display controls
    Cons
    • No pressure cooking and no browning or sauté function
    • Tops out at 212°F, so it cannot sear or fry
    • Clay pot is heavy and breakable; hand washing is typical
    • Slower than a pressure cooker for everyday meals
    • Only about 4 quarts, small for large families

    VITACLAY VM7900-8 prices at every store

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    VITACLAY VM7900-8 price history

    Lowest price we've seen: $259.00 on Nov 9 at The Home Depot. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

    What reviewers say

    Owners of VITACLAY cookers generally praise the clay pot for food that tastes closer to stovetop clay-pot cooking and for gentle, even heat. The recurring complaints are the lack of browning, the slow pace and the care the clay insert needs.

    What people mention
    • Clay potPraisedOwners say the unglazed clay gives stews and soups a rounder, clay-pot flavor that metal inserts do not.
    • BrowningCriticisedReviewers note there is no sauté mode, so meat and aromatics have to be browned in a separate pan.
    • SpeedCriticisedCooks report it is much slower than a pressure cooker, which limits it on busy weeknights.
    • CapacityMixedThe oval pot fits a whole chicken, but around 4 quarts is tight for large batches.
    • CareCriticisedThe clay insert is heavy and needs careful handling and washing, which owners mention as a chore.

    Specifications

    Shape
    OvalSource
    Power (W)
    600Source
    Color
    Stainless Steel, SilverSource
    Depth (")
    16.0Source
    Functions

    Questions and answers

    Does the VITACLAY VM7900-8 pressure cook?
    No. It is a slow multi cooker that tops out at 212°F, so it simmers and steams but never builds pressure.
    Can I brown meat in it?
    No. There is no sauté function, so sear meat and soften onions in a pan first, then add them to the clay pot.
    What can I cook in it?
    The seven presets cover soup, stew, rice and yogurt, and the oval clay pot works well for beans, whole chickens and long braises.
    How big is it?
    The pot holds about 4 quarts (1.05 gallons). It fits a whole chicken but is small for large families or big batch cooking.
    How do I clean the clay pot?
    Hand wash the unglazed clay insert with warm water and a soft brush, and let it dry fully before storing. Do not put it in the dishwasher.
    Is it UL listed?
    Yes. The unit carries both UL and ULC listings.
    Where is the VITACLAY VM7900-8 cheapest?
    At The Home Depot, for $259.00, as of our latest check.

    Stores we've priced the VITACLAY VM7900-8 at

    • Home Depot deals and prices
    Timer, Display
    Source
    No. of Programs
    7Source
    Multi Cooker Functions
    Soup, Stew, Rice, YogurtSource
    Width (")
    10.5Source
    Third-party Certifications
    ULC Listed, UL ListedSource
    Lid Material
    Stainless SteelSource
    Volume (gal)
    1.05Source
    Temperature (max) (°F)
    212.0Source
    Height (")
    9.5Source
    Weight (lb)
    14.66Source