Compare Pressure Cookers, Slow Cookers, Rice Cookers - VitaClay® Chef

Many people may get confused about cooking volume in VitaClay cookers. Did you know that vitaclay's  6-quart cooker is almost equivalent to the size of the pressure cooker's 9-quart, and 4-quart of vitaclay cooker is equivalent to pressure cooker's 6-quart? Why? A pressure cooker shouldn't be more than 2/3rds full. With liquids, avoid filling more than half full. Overfilling leads to food being ejected from the pressure release valve – a messy business. If this does happen, you'll need to take apart and clean the parts thoroughly. With VitaClay, you may load your foods all the way to the top.  The key differences between VitaClay, rice cooker, slow cooker, and pressure cooker-- A Slow Cooker or Crock Pot can take 8 - 10 hours to produce decent results. The VitaClay can deliver exquisite results 500% FASTER VitaClay is not a pressure cooker that

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