In Nigeria, the biggest kitchen headache is cooking tough beans, goat meat, cow leg or kpomo that normally takes 2–3 hours and half a cylinder of gas. Light goes off mid-cooking, gas finishes, or you simply don’t have the whole evening to babysit the pot.

The Binatone 7-Litre Pressure Cooker (Model 7001) quietly solves all that. It cuts cooking time by up to 70% and still gives you that soft, fall-off-the-bone texture your family loves – using far less gas or kerosene.

Perfect for big Nigerian families, weekend owambe prep, or anyone who wants to come home from work and still eat proper food the same day.

Why this pressure cooker has become a must-have in Lagos, Abuja & PH homes:

• Huge 7-litre capacity → Cook a full pot of beans for 10–15 people, large goat meat pepper-soup, or two big yams at once.
• Cooks super fast & saves money → Beans ready in 25–35 mins, cow leg soft in under 1 hour – less gas, less NEPA stress.
• 5 built-in safety systems so you never have to fear explosion stories:
  • Pressure regulator knob
  • Spring safety valve
  • Metallic safety edge
  • Gasket release system (releases excess steam safely)
  • Double locking system (lid won’t open under pressure)
• Strong, polished stainless-steel body → Looks good on your cooker, won’t rust, easy to wash.
• FREE extra tightening lid → Comes with a spare gasket/sealing ring so you’re covered for years.
• Works on gas, kerosene & electric stoves → No matter your cooking setup.

From Monday jollof rice with tough beef, to Saturday party-sized egusi with assorted meat, to Sunday pounded yam with the softest pomo – this cooker handles everything without drama.

Cleaning is simple: just wash like your normal pot. No special detergents needed.

Stop wasting hours and gas on tough foods. Join thousands of Nigerian homes already enjoying faster, safer cooking.

Grab yours today and taste the difference this weekend!