🥚 Instant Pot Yellow Silicone Egg Rack - Compatible with 3-Quart, 6-Quart & 8-Quart Cookers - Official Edition Review

I've been a fan of Starbuck egg slices for quite some time since I learned how to make them at home with this nifty accessory for my favorite instant pot . In a word, fabulous. I can select the exact ingredients, of the exact quality and taste, and experiment to find new favorites. Cooking for myself saves money, lets me know what I'm eating or serving, and is a lot of fun. Good for me, good for grandkids, and good for breakfast, lunch, or snacks. Highly recommended. I'm sure there are many…

Works well, bought this specifically for making egg bites as I'm tired of the overpriced versions from Starbucks. I now make them in an instant pot for just under 1/2 of $5 and vary the price they charge and judging by the nutrient count they're better for you since they contain real ingredients and no added chemicals like Starbucks uses to save her. The recipe is available with a simple search. We also recommend spraying the mold with olive oil or avocado oil. Silicone is generally fairly…

Okay, I should have cooked 5 minutes instead of 7 because I burned an egg. As you can see I used a wire stand below, then placed 2 yellow holders on top and made 18 eggs at a time! Only 3 came out slightly cracked! Maybe I'll add a little more water next time, but when they were done there was some water left at the bottom. I like having 2 of these and I liked getting one at a lightning deal. On the keto diet, we need lots of eggs and they're always ready to eat! This yellow stand is a SUPER…

The Instant Pot is my favorite kitchen gadget! I have a bamboo-style silicone steamer but because of the handles I thought this one would be better. First thing I noticed was that the broccoli was steaming unevenly. Then the hard boiled eggs didn't cook properly (I repeated this with a bamboo basket to prove the basket was the problem). Increasing the time didn't fix that discrepancy (although it eventually boiled it up). It seems to me that the holes are so SMALL that they (apparently) don't…

We have a device so simple yet so beautifully designed that it's easy to overlook and miss out on all the useful things it can do for you. At first glance it looks like it's just a bright orange hard rubber coaster, something you can find at any dollar store. But this one is sold by Instant Pot as an accessory for their stove and costs ten dollars. They advertise it as a cooking grate to lift meat, fish and vegetables off the bottom of the oven to drain oils, fat and grease. It does this and…