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Amazon drops hot deals on top-rated Instant Pots, up to $80 off

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Instant Pots are a no-fail gift for your mom, wife, and just about anyone who likes cooking. This type of device carries the functions of several pieces of cooking equipment, making it an ultimate time, energy, and space saver in the kitchen. If you’re hustling and bustling to get those last-minute gifts for the kitchen enthusiasts in your life, hurry and take advantage of these Instant Pot deals on Amazon. Get them before Christmas when you order today.

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Instant Pot Duo 80 — $99 ($41 off)

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The Duo 80 is an Amazon bestseller and tops our list of the best Instant Pots, offering a solid mix of features and affordability. A 7-in-1 multicooker, this model conveniently combines the functionalities of a pressure cooker, slow cooker, yogurt maker, rice maker, saute pan, steamer, and warmer in one package. There are 14 smart built-in programs as well which allow for optimal cooking of specific types of dishes, such as ribs, dessert, chili, soup, and porridge.

Inside this Instant Pot is a microprocessor that efficiently monitors pressure and temperature, keeps time, as well as adjusts heating intensity and duration. With all these features, you are assured of perfect results every time. Whatever meal you are cooking, the Duo does it 70% faster than traditional methods all while extracting the maximum flavor and nutrition from ingredients.

With an 8-quart pot, the Instant Pot Duo variant makes it easy for you to whip up dishes for large groups. It can fit a whole chicken, a large roast, or four pounds of ground meat. Dessert lovers looking to use it as a baking machine will also be glad to know that it can fit an 8-inch springform pan or a 9-inch round pan inside. Score one today for only $83 instead of the usual $140.

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Instant Pot Smart Wi-Fi — $119 ($31 off)

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As the “Smart” moniker suggests, this Instant Pot is a truly smart kitchen device. It can be controlled from your phone, tablet, or any Alexa-enabled device, so you can schedule cooking, adjust settings, and monitor the progress of your meals whenever and wherever you are. It also has multiple settings for temperature, pressure, as well as heating intensity and duration, allowing you to achieve desired results every time.

The Instant Pot Smart Wi-Fi has eight cooking functions — slow cooker, pressure cooker, rice/porridge cooker, cake maker, yogurt maker, steamer, saute/searing pan, and warmer. Coupled with 13 pre-programmed options, you’ll be able to whip up delicious meals in a flash. These include programs for soup/broth, meat, soup, and chili.

For your peace of mind, this Instant Pot is UL and ULC certified with 10 safety mechanisms. There are also multiple accessories included to cover your cooking needs, such as soup spoon, rice paddle, measuring cup, and stainless-steel steam rack. Order the 6-quart variant today for only $119, $31 off the standard $150 price tag.

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Instant Pot Max — $120 ($80 off)

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What sets the Max apart from other Instant Pots is its ability to reach a high-pressure level of up to 15 psi when set to max, allowing you to do even pressure canning. It also has a full temperature spectrum that enables virtually unlimited cooking functions like fermentation, slow cook, boil, simmer, and sear. From stews and soups to gourmet-style meals, the Instant Pot Max can do it all.

Another feature worth raving about this Instant Pot is the NutriBoost Technology which adds movements or a boiling motion to the food during pressure cooking. It acts as a sort of auto-stirring function that breaks down the cells, ensuring the maximum extraction of flavor for enhanced food taste and texture.

Operating the Max is a breeze. It has a dial and a large touchscreen with dedicated controls for seamless programming and adjustment of settings, including altitude, pressure level, time, and temperature. This premium Instant Pot is currently available for $120 on Amazon. Order today and walk away with $80 in savings.

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Erica Katherina
Former Digital Trends Contributor
I find deals and write about them to help Digital Trends’ readers save on quality tech products.
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