Fissler Vitaquick Pressure Skillet, 2.6qt

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #32262 in Kitchen & Housewares
  
• Size: 2.5 L
• Brand: Vitaquick
• Model: FIS5853

Features

• Save time and energy with this easy to use and beautifully designed pressure skillet
• Each piece features an auto-locking handle and safety lid
• CookStar all-stove steel and aluminum base won't warp, stays flat when heated, and is induction safe
• Features a Novogrill cooking surface for lower-fat frying and sautéing
• Dishwasher safe and handle is removable for easy cleaning

• Save time and energy with this easy to use and beautifully designed pressure skillet
• Each piece features an auto-locking handle and safety lid
• CookStar all-stove steel and aluminum base won't warp, stays flat when heated, and is induction safe
• Features a Novogrill cooking surface for lower-fat frying and sautéing
• Dishwasher safe and handle is removable for easy cleaning

Product Description

Fissler Vitaquick pressure cookers are beautiful and innovative cookware pieces, and help you cuts down on cooking times. The Vitaquick line combines Fissler's over 100 years of cookware manufacturing experience with sleek design and modern upgrades. The result is a pressure cooker that's durable and easy to use for beginners. Vitaquick pressure cookers are silent when cooking and steam free, so less water and energy is required. An auto-locking handle lets you know with an audible "click" and an indicator window that the pressure cooker is sealed. Internal measuring marks make measuring ingredients quick and easy. Cleaning Vitaquick pressure cookers is a snap: the control valve rinses clean under water, and the handle removes easily for separate cleaning. Underpinning all these features is the CookStar base. Made of sturdy stainless steel with an aluminum core, the base heats quickly and evenly and will never warp, so it stays flat when heated on any style stovetop - from induction to halogen to electric. The base will never form hot spots, which, on inferior pressure cookers, can ruin your food. Pressure cookers cook food faster by bringing liquid to temperatures not possible with open cooking vessels. Pressure cooking requires less liquid and helps retain vitamins and nutrients. An airtight seal regulator gauge maintains internal pressure. Fissler developed the first pressure cooker in 1953, inventing a control valve that allowed for safe high-pressure cooking. For over 50 years, Fissler has been pressure cooker and kitchenware innovator, winning numerous awards for design and function.

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Love it
By Eric Li
This is the second Fissler pressure cook we have, we love it. We use it every day and works perfect.

1 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
good
By Seonmin Lim
good, it was quick and the product was good and safe, thank you, I am really happy cooking with this