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Lip Gloss Nov 2020 10:27pm, 20 Nov 2020 46,096 posts	Quote Pin Lip Gloss I used to use my pressure cooker as my soup pot as it was nice and big...hated it as a pressure cooker though. Heard about the cold step and piles but nothing about worms
Dvorak Nov 2020 10:35pm, 20 Nov 2020 21,414 posts	Quote Pin Dvorak Wouldn't want to be trying to squeeze out the worms through your Chalfonts
GimmeMedals Nov 2020 10:36pm, 20 Nov 2020 18,619 posts	Quote Pin GimmeMedals #29 the trim comb. Mr GM and I both remember having hair ripped out with one of those.
jda Nov 2020 10:45pm, 20 Nov 2020 8,816 posts	Quote Pin jda Pressure cookers are great if you use dried beans, takes a fraction of the time. Oh, and making stock from the remains of a roast. Never use for normal cooking.
Northern Exile Nov 2020 10:46pm, 20 Nov 2020 7,072 posts	Quote Pin Northern Exile Pressure cookers were much in favour with the IRA as bomb containers.
Markymarkmark Nov 2020 10:48pm, 20 Nov 2020 13,355 posts	Quote Pin Markymarkmark Our pressure cooker was given away (thank goodness!) because it was aluminium. We have an induction hob these days.
northernslowcoach Nov 2020 10:51pm, 20 Nov 2020 17,360 posts	Quote Pin northernslowcoach I was terrified of the pressure cooker when I was a kid Avoided the kitchen when it was whistling
LindsD Nov 2020 11:00pm, 20 Nov 2020 42,701 posts	Quote Pin LindsD Me too. So loud
Diogenes Nov 2020 11:06pm, 20 Nov 2020 55,138 posts	Quote Pin Diogenes Yes, I remember now I didn’t like it
LazyDaisy Nov 2020 7:52am, 21 Nov 2020 31,729 posts	Quote Pin LazyDaisy I miss our pressure cooker for precisely the reason jda says. It used to make a lovely lamb and haricot beans stew in a fraction of the time the oven takes. Induction hob saw its demise here too.