Presto 06003 Options Electric Multi-Cooker/Steamer
All-purpose kettle for stews, roasting and steaming. Fully submersible with Control Masterheat control removed. Heavy cast aluminum body with non-stick surface inside and out. Lift-and-drain basket for steaming. Cast aluminum base with non-stick surface inside and out. Glass cover, metal basket with handle. Removable heat control. 120 volts, 60 Hz only
Product Features
- All-purpose kettle for stews, roasting and steaming.
- Fully submersible with Control Masterheat control removed.
- Heavy cast aluminum body with non-stick surface inside and out.
- Lift-and-drain basket for steaming.
- Product Built to North American Electrical Standards
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