CHEAP: At $60, the Instant Pot is at its lowest price ever

2019-7-14 19:26

The Instant Pot isnimpressive, when you consider they were going for roughly $240 in 2014. According to CamelCamelCamel, this is the Instant Pot’s lowest ever price. So, why would you want this? Well, versatility is a key advantage of the Instant Pot.

It does so much, thereby allowing you to ditch appliances…

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