Even though I test multi-cookers in our test kitchen as part of my 9-5 as Ideal Home's Kitchen Appliances Editor, I've never taken the plunge on installing one in my own (small) kitchen. That's because they're often big, bulky and not the prettiest. That's all change with the launch of Instant Pot's Classic Multi Cooker in mini size (via Instant for £79.99) in a fresh wave of colours.
Now notably available in 'Daydream Blue' and 'Seasalt White' (as well as the standard black), this petite version of the ever popular Instant Pot that's often lauded as the best multi-cooker is designed with cosier kitchens in mind. But despite it's smaller profile on your worktop, it still has a capacity of 3.8 litres which is enough to feed four people comfortably. Here's what else it can do.
