Target has officially kicked off its early Black Friday Sale with all new markdowns happening now through Saturday.

During this Target sales event, customers can get the popular Instant Pot 6-quart 9-in-1 pressure cooker bundle for only $59 compared to its usual price of $130. This bundle comes with a stainless steel steam rack and a silicone pan with lid for making and storing easy egg bites, mini muffins, cupcakes and more

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The Instant Pot 6-quart 9-in-1 pressure cooker features nine cooking functions, including pressure cooking, slow cooking and sautéing, among others, making it a multifunctional appliance.

This particular Instant Potmodel allows meals to be cooked up to 70% faster than traditional slow cooking methods and is energy-efficient, using up to 60% less energy compared to conventional ovens. It also offers 15 pre-set one-touch smart recipes that adjust cooking parameters automatically based on the food being prepared.

Additionally, the Instant Pot encompasses over 11 safety features for worry-free cooking, including a convenient one-touch steam release.

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The Instant Pot’s one-touch smart programs allow users to prepare a wide range of meals without needing extensive culinary knowledge. Each program auto-adjusts for different ingredients and cooking requirements, which reduces cooking time and enhances accuracy.

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One noteworthy feature of the Instant Pot is its Guided Cooking Progress Bar, which provides real-time updates on cooking status, allowing users to monitor the cooking process effortlessly without the need to constantly check on the dish. This convenience adds to the overall ease-of-use that the Instant Pot is known for.

Those interested can check out all of Target’s early Black Friday deals here.

Generative AI was used to provide product description for this story, based on data provided by Target.com. It was reviewed and edited by AL.com.