Proctor Silex 3 Quart Simplicity Pressure Cooker, Multi-Cooker, Slow Cooker, Steamer, Sauté, Rice Cooker, True Slow Technology, 34503

I love this pressure cooker because I have cooked for four persons in my home and it is 3 quart and is enough for four persons. I cook red, black beans and garbanzo beans and my pressure cooker works super well. Thank God. It is an incredible pressure cooker. My pressure cooker has 35 minutes to cook beans I put them and she works perfectly. I very glad with my pressure cooker. Thank you so much Walmart.

I used this while car camping in my CarV for 4 months and had zero issues. (The nonstick bowl is excellent btw.) If I had to choose some niggles, I'd say the steam would leak from the hole a bit until I tapped it, and has some things to be desired as far as settings go, but all around I was satisfied.

I used it for the first time for half of an eye of round roast. I slow cooked it for 6 hours and appreciated the large hour-count-down numbers on the screen! The meat was so tender and easy to eat thanks to the cooker. Next roast I'll use the pressure cooker! My Mom used hers in the 1950s for fresh green beans and that's why I wanted my own pressure cooker. I'm now 81 myself!!

love it. I have never used a pressure cooker fir beans and ham. Dinner in an hour was amazing

I live in a small apartment and this size pressure cooker works excellent for me

great smaller cooker for two people and my larger for when all the family is home

It was everything l wanted in a pressure cooker/slow cooker

I'm the Queen of Pressure Cookers. I have every one on the market in every size. Instant, Cosori, Zavor, Cook's Essentials, etc. This one is EXCELLENT for smaller quantities or beginners. Does a fine job. Takes a while to come to pressure, but you can hurry it up by bringing to a boil on saute before going to pressure mode. Sautes/sears well. Easy to clean.

It's convenient and compact but not great for rice, comes out sticky. There's no one button setting for rice. Also there's no delay start. The inside pot is very easy to clean %26 kind of non stick. I do like that you can saute in it as well. Works best for soups, stews, porridges.

I have had my 3 quart Proctor Silex Pressure Cooker for a couple months and, until now, I've loved it! I use it for everything! I eat a lot of bean soup and sauces and I love how quickly it cooks! The booklet/instructions speak of changing and cleaning the gaskets, but do you think you can buy an extra one? If so, you are in for the same disappointment that I am experiencing! An appliance that is not easy to buy parts for loses its value in my book. I wish I had gone with the InstantPot brand name!