Farberware 6-Quart Digital Pressure Cooker

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The Farberware 6-Quart Digital Pressure Cooker has both pros and cons for me. My family received it as a gift so I do not know if it is worth its price, but I do know whether or not it is worth getting based on how useful it may or not be based on your individual needs. First, I will mention the pros of this pressure cooker. I like pressure cookers because you can just set them aside and let it make the dinner for you. This one is no exception, it acts like most pressure cookers. You can fill the detachable bowl on the inside with the ingredients you want to cook and then set the timer with the menu buttons in the front that read Vegetable/Steam, Keep Warm, Soup/Stew, Chicken, Rice/Risotto, Slow Cooker, Bean/Lentils, and Sear/Roast. The pressure cooker knows how long to cook the food too by which ever button you press. …show more content…
It beeps when it is done and also makes a cute musical sound when you lock and unlock the lid. Also, for beginners, it comes with a recipe book in both english and spanish to help make some tasty meals and to help you get used to using it. Another thing I liked was that it came already put together and ready to use. Just wash it, plug it in, and cook your meal. It also came with a small measuring cup and two serving spoons. Personally I just use the pressure cooker at the moment for cooking beans and soup. This cuts down bean cooking time by a lot for me. People who cook raw beans on a regular will know what I am talking about when I say cooking beans takes forever. Now for the cons. First, the instructions in the manual are kind of hard to follow. I been trying to find a way to set up my own timer for cooking and the instruction on manual are hard to follow for that. I tried doing everything step by step but I still have not figured out how to change

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