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Instant Pot Duo Plus Mini is on sale for $45 off at Amazon
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The Instant Pot has changed the cooking game and if you haven’t jumped on the multi-cooker train yet, this is the sign to do so.
Amazon is featuring the three-quart Instant Pot Duo Plus on sale for $45 off — that means you can grab it for just $54.99.
This is the smallest of the Instant Pot Duo collection, which makes it a great starter cooker if you’re not sure you want to fully invest in one. It’s also a pretty advanced starter option — it takes the place of nine different appliances. Buckle in because we’re about to fly through what this mighty Instant Pot can do: It’s a pressure cooker, slow cooker, rice cooker, steamer, sauté-er, yogurt maker, sterilizer, and food warmer.
In addition to doing all that, the Duo Plus Mini prepares dishes up to 70 percent faster than standard cookers. That means you can spend less time cooking dinner after a long day. The cooker also features 13 preset programs to speed up the process even more.
If you’ve been waiting for the perfect time to snag an Instant Pot, this is it. Grab the Duo Plus Mini on sale for $54.99 at Amazon.
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