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Instant Pot LUX60 is on sale for $20 off at Walmart
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If you don’t have an yet, you’re missing out on some serious cooking opportunities. The Instant Pot Lux is basically six different appliances in one, and right now it’s $20 off at Walmart.
Use the six-quart Instant Pot as a pressure cooker, slow cooker, rice cooker, steamer, sauté pan, and warmer. Plus, it has settings to make bread, cake, and eggs.
There are 12 built-in cook programs and you can also set the Instant Pot manually. The cooker features three heat settings and has a 24-hour delay start timer, making it convenient for cooking a meal that’ll be ready for you when you get home in the evening.
Normally this model of Instant Pot goes for $79, but right now you can pick it up for only $59 at Walmart.
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