T-fal CY505E 12-in-1 Programmable Electric Multi-Functional Pressure Cooker with 25 Built-In Smart Programs / Ceramic Nonstick Cooking Pot and Stainless Steel Housing 1100-Watts, 6-Quart, Silver
Exceptionally easy to use, this T-fal CY505E electric pressure cooker combines time-saving convenience with deliciously delectable results—enjoy healthy home-cooked meals in minutes. The 6-quart electric pressure cooker offers added inspiration to weekly meal planning with its 12 automatic functions, including Rice, Oatmeal, Reheat, Soup, Baking, Yogurt, Steam, Sauté, Brown, Pressure Cook, DIY, and Keep Warm. The 1000-watt cooker automatically switches over to keep warm mode at the end of a cooking function, and its DIY Chef function offers adjustable heat from 40 to 160 degrees F in 10-degree increments. Use the pressure cooker’s programmable timer to set the cook time from 5 minutes to 12 hours or to set the delay-start function up to 24 hours in advance—great for waking up to the aroma of baked goods or for coming home to dinner ready and waiting. Accessories include a steam tray, measuring cup, spatula, as well as a recipe book with great-tasting menu ideas. The electric pressure cooker comes attractively housed in stainless steel and provides a 1.8mm-thick, four-layer ceramic cooking pot, a secure-locking lid, and a detachable cord for added safety. Get mouthwatering meals on the table in less time with help from the T-fal CY505E electric pressure cooker.
Product Features
- 6-quart stainless-steel electric pressure cooker for healthy, delicious meals in minutes
- 12 automatic functions: Rice, Oatmeal, Reheat, Soup, Baking, Steam, Sauté, Brown, Pressure Cook, DIY, and Keep Warm
- Programmable timer (5 minutes to 12 hours); 24-hour delay start; detachable cord for safety
- 1100 watts of power; 1.8mm-thick, four-layer ceramic cooking pot; secure-locking lid
- Includes steam tray, measuring cup, spatula and recipe book
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T-Fal 12-in-1 Versus Instant Pot 7-in-1 If I hadn’t already owned an Instant Pot pressure cooker, I might have given this T-Fal version 5 stars, but since I was able to compare the two, the T-Fal came up short. While both cooked equally well, this T-Fal’s user interface — or rather, lack of it — makes it more difficult to use, especially at first. I was fortunate that I had been using an Instant Pot since November and already knew what to do. Even so, the T-Fal has its mysteries.The T-Fal has a 6-quart nonstick pan,…
Falls short. I’ve been using this T-fal now for several weeks and I canât deny that it has managed to produce some very tasty amazing dishes. The problem is that it has taken much longer to do so than does my Instant Pot. Secondly, the T-fal is in my opinion MUCH more complicated to use.First I will address the sluggish ability to come to pressure. T-fal seems to take forever to come to pressure compared to the Instant Pot.To prove this point to myself, I ran a test using 2 cups of…