Which Cooker Should I get? Compare VitaClay's Top Two Best Selling Pressure Crock Pot Cookers

Which Cooker Should I get? Compare VitaClay's Top Two Best Selling Pressure Crock Pot Cookers

VM7900-8  VM7800-5C 
Can you cook rice?
Sealed cooking with dual cover design
Autostart with Delay timer Porridge only
Servings (people) 1-4 2-6
Max. cooking volume in Quart 4 6
Minimum cooking volume 1 cup rice or 1 qt. food 2 qt. food
Increment Timer 10 minutes 30 minutes
Liquid evaporation Very little Moderate, more like stovetop cooking with automatic control and timer
What can you cook in?

-Can cook small or large

-Cooks better roast with less evaporation

-Fit in a whole free-range chicken, 4 pounds roast, a full slab BBQ ribs, one-pot meal for 2 to 6 people, bean, rice, pasta, yams or potatoes, stews, soups, rich bone broth, and healthy veggie steam

-With the most bells and whistles built-in.

Ideal to cook large pot stock, rich bone broth, soups, stew, steam seafood or veggies, nourishing porridge, and yogurt.

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