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George Foreman RC0995P 20-Cup Smart Kitchen Multicooker with Intelli-Probe Digital Controls
I get about George Foreman RC0995P 20-Cup Smart Kitchen Multicooker with Intelli-Probe Digital Controls the specifications of its products, the following specifications
- Extra-large capacity 20-cup / 5-quart multicooker lets you make a variety of one-pot meals, stews, sauces and more, with George Tough nonstick coating so you can cook oil-free
- Intelli-Probe digital controls offer one-touch rice-specific settings for easy programming, plus an exclusive 500-Degree sear function that's the only of its kind in the market
- Removable stainless steel steaming basket plus tempered glass lid with adjustable steam vent let you steam vegetables and fish as you cook rice for healthy meals in minutes
- Elegant removable pan lets you cook and serve in the same dish for kitchen-to-table portability that minimizes cleanup
- Measures 9 by 13 by 10-inch; 3-year limited warranty
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