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Pressure Cookers
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MTA Worldwide Exclusive Cookware
MTA Pressure Cooker with Side Viewing Window.
Large window: wider viewing area and greater light entry into the interior of the cooker.
Side window:
Clear visibility of up to 100% of the cooker’s interior and perfect real-time monitoring of liquid levels during boiling.
- Time and gas savings: Cook faster and more energy-efficiently.
- Increased safety: All components are rigorously tested and approved to ensure worry-free use.
- High-quality aluminum structure: Lightweight, durable, and provides excellent heat distribution.
- 7 layers of non-stick coating: Nothing sticks, making cleanup easy and ensuring greater durability.
- Exclusive 120mm glass lid: wider viewing area and greater light entry into the interior of the cooker.
- Side window: Clear visibility of up to 100% of the cooker’s interior and perfect real-time monitoring of liquid levels during boiling.
- Thermal-resistant bakelite handles and knobs: Provide safety and comfort while handling.
- Decorative internal coating: Style and practicality for your kitchen.
- PFOA-free: Greater safety for your health and your family.
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