Sinbo Multicooker Electric Pressure Cooker

SINBO MULTICOOKER POT

The Sinbo multicooker electric pressure cooker makes it possible to cook very quickly, reducing cooking time. This pot uses pressure, so your food is cooked fast, with the help of steam, without much effort and without wasting electricity.

The pot has a digital display with buttons that control the functions, which are easy to understand. Cooking under pressure helps the nutritional value of food be well preserved.

SINBO MULTI COOKER

The Sinbo multicooker can keep cooked food warm for up to 24 hours after cooking.

The pot is made of high-quality stainless steel. It holds no more than 5 litres and cooks with a power of 900W.

The lid cannot be opened if it is not closed properly or is under pressure. Avoid blocking the air outlet with food. The appliance switches off automatically when it reaches the set pressure temperature. The Sinbo pot is easy to clean.

If you are a very active person and are often away from home, a multicooker is ideal for you, and here is why:

The Sinbo multicooker electric pressure cooker keeps food warm for a long time even after cooking is finished.

SINBO MULTICOOKER

With just one button you can cook food, set the timer, and when you come home, you and your family will have a pleasant lunch or dinner.

IDEAL SINBO MULTI COOKER POT

For everyone who is careful about calories and health, it is important to know that dishes with less oil are healthier. Do you want to know why?

You should focus on a healthy, balanced diet with vegetables and fruits, whole grains and proteins from a variety of sources such as legumes, nuts, low-fat dairy and alternatives, lean meat and fish, and you can achieve this with the Sinbo multicooker. Limit how many highly processed foods you eat. Look at the big picture, not just the fat.

By limiting highly processed foods and choosing whole, natural foods, especially more plant-based foods, you reduce the amount of saturated fat in your diet.

The amount of fat a child or adolescent needs depends on height, build, gender and activity level. Young children need a slightly higher amount of fat for growth and development, but the need decreases as they age.

What is dietary cholesterol?

The liver produces about 80% of the cholesterol in your body. The other 20% comes from the food you eat. Foods that raise blood cholesterol the most are rich in saturated fat, such as fatty meat and whole-fat dairy products, fast foods and some ready meals. Foods high in dietary cholesterol include:

• egg yolks