Our Place Dream Cooker | 6-quart Multicooker | 4 Versatile Modes | Pressure Cook, Slow Cook, Sear & Saute, Keep Warm | Hands-Free Steam Release | Tailored Control Panel | Spice

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Impressed with this 4 in 1 - it slow cooks, sautés, pressure cooks safely and has a keep warm feature. I use this if I’m sautéing and slow cooking so I’m not using multiple cookware. Simple to use and looks nice on the counter when in use. Its stores easy under the carbonate.

I absolutely love this cooker. Not only is it beautiful enough to leave on the counter, but it also cooks incredibly well and makes meals so much easier on busy days. The ceramic nonstick interior is a huge plus because food doesn’t stick and cleanup is effortless. I also love having a non-toxic option that feels healthier for my family. Perfect for soups, rice, slow cooking, one-pot meals, and more. It feels high-end, thoughtfully designed, and truly worth the investment.

I’m so impressed with the Dream Cooker! From the moment I unboxed it, I could tell this isn’t your average appliance — it’s beautifully designed to sit proudly on the countertop instead of being hidden away. The simple, intuitive controls make every function a breeze to use, whether I’m pressure cooking a tender pot roast, slow cooking soups all afternoon, or sautéing veggies in a flash. The pressure-cooking feature has been a game changer for weeknight dinners — meals that used to take hours are ready in a fraction of the time. I also love the hands-free steam release and keep warm mode, which gives me peace of mind when I’m juggling other tasks in the kitchen. Cleaning is easy thanks to the nonstick ceramic-coated inner pot, and the overall build feels solid and thoughtfully constructed. It’s quickly become one of my most used kitchen tools, and I reach for it several times a week for everything from rice to stews to one-pot meals. Highly recommend this to anyone looking to streamline their cooking without sacrificing style or performance!

Many drawbacks to this "dream cooker" 1. Don't like their natural release - pot releases pressure every few seconds once pressure cooking time is reached. It beeps just before it does an auto release, but I feel it's dangerous. There isn't enough time to move away if you need to. I would hate to use this in a house with small kids. 2. The constant beeping and auto release is annoying ... I prefer InstantPot which just vents the pressure slowly somehow, or pot just loses pressure. Quietly, no auto-venting 3. For fast release, I have to hold down a button on top of the lid. I always use pot holders, but geez if someone didn't think to do that, your hands are really close to the release valve. With the Instant Pot, I I reach the release with a long handled spoon, and once the release is set, I sit back and wait. Yes, it's a lot of. hot steam all at once but the timing is perfectly under my control and I make sure the area around is safe before I start it. With the Instant Pot I also don't have to sit and hold the button, as I do with this product. A waste of my time! 3. Tries to be smart, but gets in the way. I.e., doesn't start counting warming time until all pressure is released, either manually or natural release 4. The inner pot sits too tightly in the outer container. Almost impossible to angle it up high enough to grab on both sides with oven mitts. I have to use a towel, which I'm skilled enough to do, but then I need a landing spot immediately close to this cooker as I don't like to carry a heavy pot with just a towel very far. 5. max size is 6 quarts (or it was when I bought this). I need an 8-quart option! 6. Interface is beautiful but also confusing ... For example, if it's in warm mode and I lift the pot out, it starts throwing an error. I also couldn't turn the power button off to clear the error. I had to unplug then lift out the inner pot. That's just silly. 6. My broth came out great, the chicken was tender, broth tasted good. That's more about my recipe than this device. 7. Can't wash the pressure valve as you can on the Instant Pot - doesn't seem right. 8. Lid and sealing ring are not dishwasher safe - but they are on the Instant Pot. 9. Perhaps most concerning of all - after a batch of broth, when I lifted the lid off, the sealing ring was part way falling off. Maybe that was my mistake for not seating it correctly, but the sealing ring is definitely much looser than it is on the InstantPot 10. I guess it looks pretty nice, but good looks dont' make up for potential safety issues or bad functions 11. All in all, going to get rid of this. And purchase a new Instant Pot. Sigh.