Facile Dual System Stainless Steel Pressure Cooker
The plus of this pressure cooker is its jaw lock, which allows opening and closing the lid effortlessly and with one hand, turning the central knob of 45 °. Cooking device with two differentiated food-based pressures. Its high base thickness and the Dual System valve enable reducing cooking times up to 45% compared to a traditional pressure cooker.
18/10 Stainless steel, Dual System, two-position cooking device to cook different foods differently (dual pressure). Three layers high-thickness bottom steel-alluminum-steel for an excellent heat distribution, suitable for induction. One-handed lid-locking system, without effort. Ergonomic handles and additional safety device.
- Dual System, two-position cooking device to cook dierent foods dierently (dual pressure)
- One-handed lid-locking system, without effort
- Ergonomic handles
- Additional safety device and Lever lock + safety steam vent
- 3 layers high-thickness bottom steel-alluminum-steel for an excellent heat distribution and suitable for induction
- Made in Italy
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