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Prestige Svachh Deluxe Alpha Pressure Cooker New
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Prestige Svachh Deluxe Alpha Pressure Cooker

πŸ“¦ 3 L

Spillage-control lid keeps the cooktop clean.

β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…Β½ 4.7 Β· Food Serve rating
  • No frothing over the rim
  • Induction and gas
  • Stainless finish for decades
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About this pressure cooker

Prestige Svachh Deluxe Alpha Pressure Cooker β€” Spillage-control lid keeps the cooktop clean.

Why it is on the Pressure Cookers shelf: No frothing over the rim; Induction and gas; Stainless finish for decades.

At a glance: Capacity: 3 L. Material: Stainless steel. Lid: Svachh deep lid, spillage control. Induction: Yes. Safety: ISI marked. Pack: 3 L.

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At a glance

Pack3 L
Capacity3 L
MaterialStainless steel
LidSvachh deep lid, spillage control
InductionYes
SafetyISI marked

πŸ“– Before you buy a pressure cooker

A family of four does well with a 5 litre cooker for dal and rice and a 3 litre for small jobs. Look for the ISI mark and a gasket-release safety system. Aluminium heats fastest and is the cheapest; stainless steel and hard-anodised do not react with tamarind or tomato and last far longer. "Induction base" models have a bonded steel plate. Check that spare gaskets and safety valves are easy to buy; both need replacing every year or two.

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