Wolf Gourmet 6-in-1 Multi Cooker: Precision Cooking with Sous Vide, Sauté, Slow Cook, and More! Review

Well made although made in China. Haven't used all the components yet but what has been used has worked well for now. The stainless steel pot is heavy and is great for browning and slow cooking, especially when you don't have to worry about non-stick materials peeling off like in an All Clad slow cooker. We'll have to see if he continues to hold up better than the others.

I received this item about four weeks ago. I bought it mainly because it had a sou vide function and because I could get rid of my frustrating and mostly awful all clad slow cooker. I carefully unpacked it while listening to the radio, but after searching around I couldn't find the temp probe. I looked and looked and looked again - but without a probe. So I called Wolf customer service. After a long conversation I was told that they would send me the missing part. Like I said, that was about…

We bought this multicooker because of the removable stainless steel pan. For the first few weeks I thought it was cat meows as we tried all the cooking modes except rice. The sous vide kept the exact temperature (double checked with a candy thermometer) and time, was sautéed and fried well and slow cooked - slow cooked the entire time. About 4 weeks after purchase I was cooking ham and beans and noticed that I couldn't lower the temperature to a simmer - it kept simmering except on the lowest…

I was very happy to finally see a triple insert multi cooker, although I wasn't happy with the price. I understand that an insert costs a few hundred dollars compared to a similar all-clad design. Otherwise, however, the unit is no better than any other $99 multi-cooker, same cheap Chinese design, materials and quality control. The device turns on, but with all settings only the display works. The probe only reports an error. Start/stop beeps like it's "running" but it never draws more than 1.2