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  • Color changing LCD tells you when the cooker is pressurizing, cooking or releasing steam
  • 3 Way Safety System/Safety locking lid, automatic hands free steam release, safety valve
  • 11 pressure cook settings plus a custom setting to suit your favorite recipes
  • Keep Warm function turns on after cooking so food is ready to serve when you are
  • Removable cooking bowl with PTFE and PFOA free ceramic coating
  • Capacity : 6 quart – 4.5 qt (MAX), 1 quart (MIN).Dimensions:12.5 x 13.5 x 14 inches
  • Full feedback LCD display tells you whats going on inside the pot with a pressure indicator, temperature and countdown timer and steam release indicator. 8 pressure levels range from 1.5 psi to 12 psi.

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Breville Fast Slow Pro Pressure Cooker BPR700BSS, Brushed Stainless Steel

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4.4 out of 5 stars
4.4 out of 5
999 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the quality, ease of cleaning, and appearance of the slow cooker. They mention that it does a great job at its intended purpose, is easy to disassemble and clean, and looks very nice. They appreciate the ease of use. That said, opinions are mixed on pressure, warmth, and value.

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243 customers mention194 positive49 negative

Customers like the quality of the slow cooker. They mention that it does a great job at its intended purpose, is a smart cooker, and performs perfectly for all of them. Customers are impressed with the quality, and say that the per set works fine for various items. They also mention that the slow cook makes cooking delicious vegetable dishes, grains, and even desserts a quick and easy alternative.

"...show; what comes in the box including the user guide and a very nicely done recipe book, the nut for the lid, some photos of the recipe book, how..." Read more

"...Much less preheat needed, saves overall prep/cook time. (factor out 1/2 the preheat factor in recipes: still takes time to come up to pressure)...." Read more

"...I've never had an issue with the cooker sealing and working wonderfully!The pressure release on the cooker is unlike anything I've seen...." Read more

"...The Breville worked perfectly. It worked perfectly again under perfect conditions, as I believe the Breville people could only know that it would...." Read more

87 customers mention78 positive9 negative

Customers like the ease of use of the slow cooker. For example, they say the settings are very easy and intuitive, the controls and interface are very intuitive, and the set up was fairly easy. That said, they mention it's easy to adapt recipes from other cook books, the accompanying instruction manual is clearly written, and that the top locks into place smoothly and easily.

"...The controls and interface are very intuitive...." Read more

"...It is very easy to use and well-designed, from the easy to remove electric cord to the controls and insides...." Read more

"...Super easy to do. When you close the lid you can see if the pin is in the center of the hole...." Read more

"...We love the cooker, easy to use and clean. No regrets.I wish Breville to offer that plastic part which was fried, but..." Read more

47 customers mention47 positive0 negative

Customers find the slow cooker easy to clean. They mention it's a great time and energy saver, and the lid, pot, and gasket are dishwasher safe. The machine is super easy to disassemble and clean, and has a ceramic coating that is free of forever chemicals.

"...• The non-stick pot. This has been easy to clean so far. Some people wish it was stainless steel, which I understand...." Read more

"...It is very easy to use and well-designed, from the easy to remove electric cord to the controls and insides...." Read more

"...We love the cooker, easy to use and clean. No regrets.I wish Breville to offer that plastic part which was fried, but..." Read more

"...Importantly, the pot has a ceramic coating that is free of forever chemicals, which is rare. This earns a rare 5-star rating from me!" Read more

32 customers mention32 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the slow cooker. They mention that it looks very nice, is well-designed, and well-built. Some appreciate the excellent display screen and say it's an excellent addition to their kitchen.

"...It is very easy to use and well-designed, from the easy to remove electric cord to the controls and insides...." Read more

"...driving a Cadillac verse a Geo Metro....everything about it is so well designed.The lid is way cool...." Read more

"...Beautiful to look at, but that's where it ends.My biggest concerns would be finding replacement parts down the line...." Read more

"...I think this one looks really nice and the operation is simple and it feels like it should last...." Read more

48 customers mention27 positive21 negative

Customers are mixed about the value of the slow cooker. Some mention it's worth its price for the Risotto setting alone, and saves them tons of money eating out. However, others say it'd be way too expensive for all the hassle.

"...It's truly worth the extra expense, and the learning curve is shorter than I anticipated...." Read more

"...So, top of the line, pricey, for me the extra safety, quality, and features made it worth the extra money (assuming it lasts a long time)." Read more

"This machine is so worth the extra money! It is durable and makes everything so much easier. Cooking dals and curries goes so much faster...." Read more

"...So far, I am delighted. This Breville device is worth the high price because of the high quality build and the attractive and easy to use controls..." Read more

45 customers mention24 positive21 negative

Customers are mixed about the pressure of the slow cooker. Some mention that it has an adjustment, plus they can set it to automatically release pressure 3 different ways after it's done. However, others say that it fails to make pressure, defeating the purported time.

"..." setting for the pressure, the has a digital display and you can set the pressure for anything you want. I made corned beef and cabbage...." Read more

"...The embarrassment started early. The high pressure malfunctioned, consistently reading "seal not maintained" or something similarly useless..." Read more

"...No matter. It cooks fine up here. Pressure came up in a few minutes. I used hot ingredients, including the water for the rice...." Read more

"...to the preset cooking mode, it hasn't heated whatsoever and no pressure...." Read more

35 customers mention11 positive24 negative

Customers are mixed about the warmth of the slow cooker. Some mention that the temperature control is much better, the sear function is excellent, and it gets HOT fast. That said, some say that it saves overall prep/cook time with less preheat needed. However, others say that after about five years it stopped heating and they're left with indefinite preheating.

"...It's staying in the preheating mode for a very long time, and even when the programming switches to the preset cooking mode, it hasn't heated..." Read more

"...It just doesn't get hot enough, which is probably a good thing since the cooking pot is lined with a non-stick material...." Read more

"...to pressure cooking you can steam, slow cook, simmer, saute, keep warm, and a few more things...." Read more

"...I really didn't like that it just stopped heating after about five years...." Read more

32 customers mention6 positive26 negative

Customers have issues with the lid of the slow cooker. They mention that it doesn't line up when closing, it fails to seal, and the gasket doesn' t seal properly. Some say that the lid is a finicky thing and tends to break when pressure cooking.

"...If the pressure valve is not seated properly, or the lid is not 100% sealed, it will try for what feels like a really long time to come to pressure..." Read more

"...During the time it worked, I didn't love that it would not always seal easily and that seemed to be more art than science...." Read more

"The cooker works ok. There is a problem with getting the lid shut "just right" so the interior relieve valve lines up...." Read more

"...is that when I have seared the meat in the pot before hand, the seal tends to break when I go to pressure cook the meal...." Read more

Great Quality, Replaces Other Appliances
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Great Quality, Replaces Other Appliances
I own other Breville products (juicer, toast) and appreciate their quality. The Fast Slow Pro is built in the same high quality manner. It was a little bit of a gamble to spend over 2x more than the other popular pressure cooker, Instant Pot, but I figured the combined benefits of improved controls (simplified), and build quality would make it worth it. Also, the other thing that allowed me to justify the price is that the Breville will replace our slow cooker and rice cooker in our limited cabinet space. Yes, I could have saved money of the cheaper Instant Pot but my thinking is if the Breville is doing the job of other appliances then it worth spending money on a better quality product that's easier to use.With all that said, after cooking a few different things I couldn't be happier. The Breville is a smart device that serves multiple purposes. So far I've made; brown rice, braised short ribs with vegetables, pulled pork with green chile sauce, and baked beans. Below is a breakdown of likes and dislikes.Likes:• Has multiple modes. In addition to pressure cooking you can steam, slow cook, simmer, saute, keep warm, and a few more things. Of course, if you read the in depth review of pressure cookers on the Serious Eats site, you'll learn that pressure cooking has bennefits (higher temp) over slow cooking, making slow cooking (in my mind) an unnecessary method moving forward.• Since you can saute in the Breville, you don't need to use a different pan for this. I've sauted vegetables and meats. Just keep in mind you won't have the contact area trying to saute something larger like a chicken. In this case a seperate pan may be better.• I love that the cord is detachable and you can put it in the Breville (along with the steamer basket) for storage. Means you don't have a chord getting caught up with other things in your cabinet (even though I wrap up my chords with velcro).• The controls and interface are very intuitive. For my first recipe (brown rice with onion, garlic and ginger) it took me a few seconds to figure out how to saute the veggies, and switch over to pressure cooking. There's a number of default settings (Soup, Beans, Meat, Chile, Rice, Risotto, etc...) that make the settings for you. From there you can tweak the pre-defined settings (time, pressure, steam release method).• The decrease in time it takes when pressure cooking means there's things you can make during a weekday you may not have had time for before. Of course, you need to factor preheat and steam release time (see Dislikes).• If your concerned with the scary-factor of pressure cooking, no need to be. It appears that the lid has triple redundancy (three spring loaded air locks).• The non-stick pot. This has been easy to clean so far. Some people wish it was stainless steel, which I understand. While non-stick usually doesn't last as long as ss, the only way to know for sure is time. If I get 10 years of use, and get get a replacement pot, then not an issue. Hopefully Breville will sell these.Dislikes:• The lid has retained a little food odor. I took the silicone ring off to clean it, but the minor odor is still there.• Speaking of the ring, its a little bit of a pain to remove. However, you don't have to clean it everytime since the ring is a little loose and its easy to get soapy water behind it.• I hesitate in getting the Breville when I read you need to remove a nut to take the lid off for cleaning. While this sounds a little odd, in reality its no big deal and takes a few seconds.• You need to factor preheating and steam release time into the complete cycle. So, when a recipe says it will take 45 minutes for a roast, you should factor time to saute, preheat, and steam release. Just something to keep in mind. This isn't a Breville issue, just the reality of pressure cooking (it takes time to cook the liquids to steaming, so pressure is created). Tip; if you saute and pre-heat your liquids (stovetop for example) the preheating cycle will shorten.• Price. While it is more than other products, considering the technical nature and build quality of the Breville I'm glad I spent the money. I do think if Breville priced these in the $199 range it would be an easier buy for people than the mid $200 range.I've included a few pictures that show; what comes in the box including the user guide and a very nicely done recipe book, the nut for the lid, some photos of the recipe book, how everything fits in the Breville for storage, and what the non-stick pot looks like.While there's a few dislikes above, I'm fine with them and understand that every form of cooking and appliance for that matter has trade-offs. At the end of the day the benefits of the Breville far outweigh the trade-offs.
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I own other Breville products (juicer, toast) and appreciate their quality. The Fast Slow Pro is built in the same high quality manner. It was a little bit of a gamble to spend over 2x more than the other popular pressure cooker, Instant Pot, but I figured the combined benefits of improved controls (simplified), and build quality would make it worth it. Also, the other thing that allowed me to justify the price is that the Breville will replace our slow cooker and rice cooker in our limited cabinet space. Yes, I could have saved money of the cheaper Instant Pot but my thinking is if the Breville is doing the job of other appliances then it worth spending money on a better quality product that's easier to use.

With all that said, after cooking a few different things I couldn't be happier. The Breville is a smart device that serves multiple purposes. So far I've made; brown rice, braised short ribs with vegetables, pulled pork with green chile sauce, and baked beans. Below is a breakdown of likes and dislikes.

Likes:
• Has multiple modes. In addition to pressure cooking you can steam, slow cook, simmer, saute, keep warm, and a few more things. Of course, if you read the in depth review of pressure cookers on the Serious Eats site, you'll learn that pressure cooking has bennefits (higher temp) over slow cooking, making slow cooking (in my mind) an unnecessary method moving forward.
• Since you can saute in the Breville, you don't need to use a different pan for this. I've sauted vegetables and meats. Just keep in mind you won't have the contact area trying to saute something larger like a chicken. In this case a seperate pan may be better.
• I love that the cord is detachable and you can put it in the Breville (along with the steamer basket) for storage. Means you don't have a chord getting caught up with other things in your cabinet (even though I wrap up my chords with velcro).
• The controls and interface are very intuitive. For my first recipe (brown rice with onion, garlic and ginger) it took me a few seconds to figure out how to saute the veggies, and switch over to pressure cooking. There's a number of default settings (Soup, Beans, Meat, Chile, Rice, Risotto, etc...) that make the settings for you. From there you can tweak the pre-defined settings (time, pressure, steam release method).
• The decrease in time it takes when pressure cooking means there's things you can make during a weekday you may not have had time for before. Of course, you need to factor preheat and steam release time (see Dislikes).
• If your concerned with the scary-factor of pressure cooking, no need to be. It appears that the lid has triple redundancy (three spring loaded air locks).
• The non-stick pot. This has been easy to clean so far. Some people wish it was stainless steel, which I understand. While non-stick usually doesn't last as long as ss, the only way to know for sure is time. If I get 10 years of use, and get get a replacement pot, then not an issue. Hopefully Breville will sell these.

Dislikes:
• The lid has retained a little food odor. I took the silicone ring off to clean it, but the minor odor is still there.
• Speaking of the ring, its a little bit of a pain to remove. However, you don't have to clean it everytime since the ring is a little loose and its easy to get soapy water behind it.
• I hesitate in getting the Breville when I read you need to remove a nut to take the lid off for cleaning. While this sounds a little odd, in reality its no big deal and takes a few seconds.
• You need to factor preheating and steam release time into the complete cycle. So, when a recipe says it will take 45 minutes for a roast, you should factor time to saute, preheat, and steam release. Just something to keep in mind. This isn't a Breville issue, just the reality of pressure cooking (it takes time to cook the liquids to steaming, so pressure is created). Tip; if you saute and pre-heat your liquids (stovetop for example) the preheating cycle will shorten.
• Price. While it is more than other products, considering the technical nature and build quality of the Breville I'm glad I spent the money. I do think if Breville priced these in the $199 range it would be an easier buy for people than the mid $200 range.

I've included a few pictures that show; what comes in the box including the user guide and a very nicely done recipe book, the nut for the lid, some photos of the recipe book, how everything fits in the Breville for storage, and what the non-stick pot looks like.

While there's a few dislikes above, I'm fine with them and understand that every form of cooking and appliance for that matter has trade-offs. At the end of the day the benefits of the Breville far outweigh the trade-offs.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Easy to use
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 2, 2021
Color: SilverSize: 6 - 4.5 quartVerified Purchase
NCS from North Vancouver
5.0 out of 5 stars Breville Fast Slow Pro is the best and most versatile multi-cooker available.
Reviewed in Canada on September 10, 2019
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ENRIQUE S.
5.0 out of 5 stars Reseña olla a presión.
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5.0 out of 5 stars El producto en si
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5.0 out of 5 stars It is the best Electric Pressure Cooker...but do you need it?
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