A pressure cooker is an appliance that heats up
the pot to a higher-than-normal boiling point so that it can cook food faster.
The pressure cooker was invented in 1679 by Denis Papin, who was a French
physicist and mathematician.
The invention of the pressure cooker has led to
the faster cooking of vegetables, meat, and other foods. Pressure cookers are
often used in place of traditional boiling pots because they require less water
and energy to produce the same results. Pressure cookers have been a staple in
many Indian households for decades. This increased Indians' dependence on foods
that were difficult to prepare without processed foods.
If you are looking to buy pressure cookers then
Butterfly Cordial 2 L, 3 L & 5 L Non-Induction Bottom Pressure Cooker is budget-friendly.
Key Features
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Food Grade Rubber With Longer Life
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Light Weight
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Strong Build Quality
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Value For Money
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2 Ltr, 3 Ltr, 5 Ltr Pressure Cookers Combo
