The "Instant Pot Mini" kitchen aid is now available
11.11.2025
Translation: machine translated
The multicooker combines seven cooking functions and should also fit into small kitchens thanks to its compact dimensions.
Do you have little time for cooking and little space? Then the «Pot Mini» from Instant Pot might be something for you. This is a multi-cooker with enough cooking space to prepare a meal for four people
However, this multicooker is not an all-chopping food processor with a cooking function. With the «Pot Mini», you have to do the chopping yourself in advance. It only cooks, as the name suggests.
Seven cooking functions
The «Pot Mini» combines seven cooking functions, which you can switch between using the control panel. The appliance can:
- Pressure cooking
- steam cooking
- sharp browning (sautéing)
- cook gently
- Cooking rice
- Prepare yoghurt
- Keep food warm
You select the appropriate programme and set the duration. According to the manufacturer, the inner pot should not slip thanks to the «anti-spin technology», even if you stir more vigorously.
Cooking faster
The advantage of this type of appliance is that it saves time. Cooking with pressure reduces the cooking time. According to the manufacturer, you are 70 per cent faster. You also save additional energy compared to a hob, as the multicooker only requires 800 watts.
The inner pot, lid and steamer insert can be put in the dishwasher
Designed for smaller households
Available in black, white and blue, the appliance with its 3.8 litre capacity is designed for singles, couples or small families, according to the manufacturer. With a diameter of 38 centimetres and a height of 30 centimetres, it takes up no more space than a large pot.
Hamburg local, bookworm, and ice hockey fan. Dad and granddad. Constantly tinkering around with my smart home setup. I love DIY, the outdoors, fashion, and cosmetics.
Home + Kitchen
Follow topics and stay updated on your areas of interest
New to our range
Presentations of select new products at Digitec and Galaxus. Tested, to the point, no marketing blah.
Show allThese articles might also interest you
2 comments
later