1
2
 
 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/73809576

Click here to see if it is federated to your instance

Search https://vegancirclejerk.com/c/memes or one of the posts like https://vegancirclejerk.com/post/561 in your instance by pressing the 🔍 icon in lemmy-ui and subscribing. The more people who subscribe on more instances the more the silly memes will spread.

This is a one community instance with registrations blocked, because of the nature of lemmy though anyone can post! It runs on a salvaged i3 super small form factor dell that was being thrown out at my job. Ingress and Egress is through cloudflare for now 🤮but I'm working on configuring my wireguard mesh to egress through a vps I have.

3
4
5
Is Living Vegan Enough? (veganhorizon.substack.com)
submitted 1 month ago by to c/vegan@lemmy.ml
6
 
 

cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/42117003

What’s the best BIFL electric pressure cooker?

I mostly need something that’ll cook beans fast (with pressure). I want something electric with lots of (pressure-related) safety features. I figured if I got a multicooker, then I could also make yogurt; specifically I want the ability to set the temperature myself (not just "high, med, or low" – but the specific granular number of degrees in Celsius, including low temps down in the 30s)

I’ve read good things about Instant Pot, but I’ve also read some people say they broke after some years. That’s expected for some percent of devices, but the big red flag was that I couldn’t find any place on their site to buy replacement parts. They had a video describing the different components, but it was 40 seconds of trash – no info on how to replace the PCB or troubleshoot other common hardware issues to actually repair this thing. So it didn’t seem very BIFL..

I’m wondering if there’s any commercial-grade alternatives to Instant Pot, which really are BIFL. Something in the thousands of dollars, not hundreds (I’d also be willing to pay more for one that has better sensors for cooking rice – and elimination of stupid fads like radio-control-by-app). Something where they offer very few models and lots of standardized parts – where those parts are clearly purchasable on their website, and they have comprehensive guides on how to fix and replace parts that fail after 10 years.

What’s the best commercial-grade BIFL electric multi cooker?