Our Place Dream Cooker | 6-quart Multicooker | 4 Versatile Modes | Pressure Cook, Slow Cook, Sear & Saute, Keep Warm | Hands-Free Steam Release | Tailored Control Panel | Blue Salt

Amazing cooker. I've used pressure cookers & canners from 1920s to present; on wood stoves to complex electric versions. I love this pressure cooker/slow cooker. This cooker does it all! It sautees/browns, slow cooks, keeps warm and the pressure setting is wonderful! It builds pressure faster than any other I've used. It has a wonderful safety & functional feature at the end of a pressure program that automatucally releases the pressure by sounding an alert, releasing a small burst of steam & repeats until all pressure is released & unit goes into an 8-hour warm cycle. Also, the manual pressure release is the safest & easiest I've ever seen. All you have to do is press the center of the lid knob & voila! No more standing arms length away, shielding your eyes & using the longest utensil in the kitchen to release spewing water & steam without sustaining burns. Hooray! The cooker is attractive, easy to clean & does not get hot on the bottom. We have quartz countertops and I used a silicone mat but checked the cooker periodically and it never got hot on the bottom so it's very safe for all countertops. It's easy to clean. We love the non-toxic ceramic coated non-stick removable pot. The gasket is easy to remove, clean & reinstall. The lid is easy to set and lock, unlike older models of pressure cookers. The pot is attractive to leave sitting out if you have space. It looks good to serve a buffet and has a setting to keep food at serving temperature. It's a dream to cook tender meat dishes. I bought a silicone rack for the bottom for corn on the cob, baked potatoes & lean roasts. We're glad we chose to give it a try, though it is a bit pricey. So far, it's worth it. Very giftable.

Love this! Quick and easy dinners. Great quality and look

Easy to use. Lots of space. Made 4 pounds of birria meat within a couple hours. The best. I like this bc it’s easy to use and I was feeling way safer using it than other models. I love it. I bought it in color steam. It’s a nice pretty dark beige. I love it

Set it and forget it. Simple. Good looking. Steam releases automatically. Quick. Easy to clean.

LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS. It works good, it has a timer so you can turn it on and forget about it then when the timer goes off it will automatically switch to the keep warm setting. The pan that you remove to clean is SUPER light.

I’ve been using the Our Place crock pot for a few weeks now, and it’s quickly become my go-to for easy, flavorful meals. First off, it’s gorgeous — I love that it looks like part of my kitchen decor instead of an eyesore I need to hide in a cabinet.Cooking-wise, it does a great job with everything I’ve tried — soups, shredded chicken, and even overnight oats. The controls are simple and intuitive, and the pot itself is surprisingly lightweight but still feels durable. The nonstick ceramic coating makes cleanup a breeze, which is a huge win.Only downside: it runs slightly hot on the low setting compared to older models I’ve used, so I keep an eye on cook times to prevent overcooking. Not a dealbreaker, just something to note.

Truly the best. Thank you for creating a beautiful design and quality time. The price is great for what you get too. Love it

One star is because I do this is the best looking slow/pressure cooker out there. I like that it takes up less space in my cabinet too. I have most of the OurPlace pots/pans/small appliances and that’s the common thread for all of them.Unfortunately the cooker seems to have quality control issues. The first unit I ordered worked once (using the pressure cooker, which performed just fine) and then would not power on again. Confirmed with OurPlace support that I didn’t do anything wrong to break it and they told me to return my unit to Amazon and just buy a new one. The replacement came without the rubber gasket, so I wasn’t able to use it. Contacted OurPlace again and they mailed me a replacement gasket after several weeks. I was finally able to use the new cooker (once, again pressure cooking, worked great), and now it won’t power on either just like the first one. I’m now out of the return period since I had to wait for that gasket so I’m stuck with this broken cooker.I’m very disappointed to have this problem happen twice and not even be able to get a refund.As an aside, you can only do 2 hours max on the pressure cooker — the machine I had before can do up to 4. To be fair most things don’t need to be cooked that long under pressure but I mostly use it for bone broth so longer is preferable for me.