Trivet for Pressure cooker, was: Anybody use a juicer

[Guest guest]

Trivets are usually an object that you can set a hot pot or pan on. I

presume they originally had 3 feet but later on had 3 or more or even

no feet.

 

GB

 

, " Thia .... " <bipolyf wrote:

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> I have seen the metal collapsible steamers that have feet, made to

put in a

> regular pot, sold at Walmart. Will these hold up to a pressure cooker?

> And *is* this what you guys mean by " trivet " ?

>

> Thia

>

> On 10/15/06, pacoloso3 <pacoloso3 wrote:

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> > I tried to find a " trivet " at the dollar

> > store, and grocery store and tool store, and with all that shopping

> > came home forgetting that I didn't find one.

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yeah, I am familiar with a table top trivet, that is used to put hot pots on

to protect your table. But the basket type thing that is sold with some

pressure cookers look *nothing* like this, but look like a cake pan with

holes, and feet; and are mentioned as use for steaming. So I am asking if

the regular collapsible steamer baskets will work in a PC. (??) Anybody

know?

 

Thia

 

On 10/15/06, greatyoga <greatyoga wrote:

>

> Trivets are usually an object that you can set a hot pot or pan on. I

> presume they originally had 3 feet but later on had 3 or more or even

> no feet.

>

> GB

>

> <%40>,

> " Thia .... " <bipolyf wrote:

> >

> > I have seen the metal collapsible steamers that have feet, made to

> put in a

> > regular pot, sold at Walmart. Will these hold up to a pressure cooker?

> > And *is* this what you guys mean by " trivet " ?

> >

>