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Hawkings Bigboy Aluminium Pressure Cooke

Hawkins Bigboy Aluminum Pressure Cooker, 22 litres

The Bigboy range has been specially designed to cook large quantities of food quickly. It is most useful in restaurants, hotels, canteens in factories, hospitals, schools and colleges. Also, canteens in many civil or military government establishments are using the Hawkins Bigboy. These quantities will cook in 29 to 48 minutes and would serve 50 to 100 persons. The 18 and 22 litre Bigboy pressure cookers have a pair of sturdy lifting handles attached to the sides of the pressure cooker for convenience in handling the heavy weight carried by such pressure cookers. The plastic handles of all Bigboy pressure cookers are made from reinforced fibreglass for extra strength. Similarly, all other components of Bigboy pressure cookers are made for heavy duty. A chain is attached to the vent weight to prevent loss in busy kitchens. Recommended for use on gas or kerosene stoves. They may also be used on coal burning or firewood stoves.

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Weight:	6.18 kg
Dimensions:	45.72 x 43.18 x 33.02 cm; 6.18 Kilograms
Brand:	HAWKINS
Model:	HWS_E20_SIR
Colour:	Silver
Colour:	Silver

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GenevaAgaundo says:

24/11/2020 at

It works well for sterilizing small batches of grain. Be sure to put 3 quarts of water in if you are doing a 90min cook.
Anonymous says:

06/11/2020 at

We are using to cook dal for Sambar and this cooker is easily cooking 3.5kg dal in it. Good performance and time saving as well as gas
Anonymous says:

27/08/2020 at

If you are thinking to buy this Hawkings big boy think again. It cost import duty 28 from India.
Quan Campbell says:

29/10/2017 at

Wow! After using a Prestige pressure cooker for a while, I needed something bigger to make stock etc and found this one.

Very, very happy with it. It’s huge compared to my old one and I can easily make twice the stock in one batch as I used to.

Very well made in heavy aluminium with sturdy handles and easy locking method. Looks like it’s going to last a long time.

I can highly recommend this – even it it seems expensive, given the huge size (and they make ones even bigger!), and build quality, I think it’s worth the money.
HaroldVJCopxt says:

14/04/2015 at

could not like this more it is big and handles bigger maso
Anonymous says:

25/01/2014 at

I already owned the 14 litre, so the 18 litre wasn’t a total surprise. The delight with it, over the 14, is that it’s wider. Not so much that it takes up more than one burner on my gas range, but wider. It has provided the expected benefit: a much larger opening at the top, which is the still the safest possible design for a pressure cooker. The 14 litre, which I’ll still enjoy, can take an entire chicken, for example, for cooking, but this cooker can take the same chicken horizontally, or even a small turkey. When I cook such things, I don’t just dump the bird in the pot and start. I place them in foil, in a dish elevated above the water used to create the steam pressure. The birds come out moist, but not waterlogged at all, and their delicious juices are caught in the inner cooking dish to be used for rice or broth. The 18 litre makes it just that much easier to do. These are quite heavy, and heavy-duty, aluminum in construction, as they are designed for commercial kitchen use. Those handles on the sides are terrific for lifting. There truly is no comparison between this level of cooker and the small ones or any brand design for home–and I own several of them in that smaller size, also. This is superb for cooking a large pot of brown rice, again in a separate bowl inside the cooker, separate from the water used to create the steam pressure. That is the value of a very large cooker. The fact that it’s also quite attractive is just a free benefit!