Time-saving kitchen appliances appeal no matter where you shop, which is why you’ll see the Instant Pot for sale everywhere from Target to Williams-Sonoma. The Instant Pot DUO60 7-in-1, $100, is Amazon’s top-selling multi-cooker, and its bragging rights don’t stop there.
The manufacturer claims this version of the Instant Pot replaces seven kitchen appliances—as in buy this one device, and you’ll no longer need a pressure cooker, slow cooker, rice cooker, steamer, yogurt maker, warmer, and whatever you use to sauté. (The Duo Plus 9-in-1 and Ultra 10-in-1 versions of the Instant Pot are designed to combine nine and 10 functions, respectively.)
Consumer Reports tested the seven-function Instant Pot and found that it lives up to its promise of cooking healthy food fast. Food didn’t necessarily taste better, but the Instant Pot cooks faster than a stovetop and offers hands-off cooking that frees you to do other things.
So that got us thinking. Can the Instant Pot really replace seven countertop appliances? Our testers headed back to our lab kitchen to pit each of the Instant Pot’s functions against the device it’s claimed to replace.
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