Pampered Chef Small Micro-Cooker 2776

Pros: Light and easy to clean.
Cons: Not easy to allign closure of the handle.

I was first invited to a Pampered Chef demostration party over a year ago. I usually try not to show an interest in these parties, but sometimes you just can't say no. I was very fortunate at the last “show” I was at. After playing the few ...

Pros: Double-sided spouts and vented lid.
Cons: None.

When Shawn and I first moved into our apartment our families gave us all sort of things that we needed as we did not have much. His sister loves the Pampered Chef products and was kind enough to give me her Pampered Chef Small Micro-Cooker ...

Pros: Cheap, easy to use, pour spouts, vented lid, handle, small size, very versatile
Cons: Pay for shipping, plastic can stain

About a month before my wedding, I attended a Pampered Chef party. Being that I was about to get married, I had my kitchen needs covered, either because we already owned them or would likely get from our registry. Considering we were also paying for a ...

Pros: It is lightweight but sturdy; inexpensive; and is very handy to have.
Cons: The lid could be a little easier to remove.

My sister has parties. It’s what she does. She hosts parties. If someone at her church sells jewelry, she has a party; if someone does scrapbooking, she has a party; if they sell Home Interior, she has a party; and of course if they sell Pampered Chef, ...

Pros: Convenient, useful, and helps me feed my family fresh veggies with ease.
Cons: Cooking with plastic - Is it safe?

I love, love, love my Pampered Chef Small Micro-Cooker. I use it so much that I bought a second one! This small "pot" is made out of heavy duty plastic. It has a lid that can be secured to the pot. The lid has numerous holes in it, which help to ...

Pros: Makes great tasting steamed veggies and warms soups well.
Cons: The plastic material. Beware of heating plastics and dioxins.

I bought this at a pampered chef party with little expectations but I must say that when I went to steam some broccoli in it, I was thoroughly impressed. I added a little butter and a little bit of water. What a good move. I don't like to use it much because of the plastic material. So, it now sits in my shelf. I may donate it to the Goodwill this year because it really isn't much to write home to mama about.
If it were made with the more sturdy plastic, I would say it would be a keeper but until then, it'll be sitting in the cabinet until I load it up on the wagon train for the Goodwill.