MIBOTE 98 Pcs Accessories Set for Instant Pot 5,6,8 Qt, 2 Steamer Baskets, Springform Pan, Egg Steamer Rack, Egg Bites Mold, Kitchen Tong, Silicone Pad, Oven Mitts, Cheat Sheet Magnet, and etc

This was amazing I got almost a hundred pieces for my dual instant pot I did not even know that it could do the things that it does until these items arrived and 98 pieces for not even $20 is ridiculous I got silicone mittens I mean this was such a great purchase I just couldn't believe it and the speed of the delivery I got it within one day it's rust resistant cuz I leave it soaking sometimes I forget it cleaned so easily you can just wipe it off it's very easy to remove any type of food and it works so well you can use it with all the sizes of the instant pots cuz my sister has one also and after she seen all the stuff I got she ordered her one and she has a smaller one and it works amazing for her as well but it is very easy to use and figure out what everything's for it comes with a little recipe book for every single thing you can use with every piece that's probably my favorite part of it besides all the cool pieces I was so excited like a little kid

Nice set. Everything you can possibly need!

Getting 98 "tools" for under $40.00 told me to expect some duds. I really had no expectation of a lot of specialty pieces. There are about 20 items that are pretty handy including some handles to take small pans out of the pressure cooker and a few useful accessories. For the money, its a good deal, just don't expect to stock your entire kitchen with cooking implements.

all accessories work great with my instant pot. it is so easy to make and peel the hard boiled eggs and steam vegs.

This set of tools is great, and at a good price. What you are buying here is worth it. The only negative, and I almost hesitate to call it that because of the levity it provided me, is the recipe book. Some of the recipes look really good (haven't tried them yet), but the booklet itself is in desperate need of proofreading. I didn't let it affect my rating, but you will get a kick out of it. Some recipes are mistitled, others are spelled phonetically by someone with English as a secondary language. I always wonder how much it would cost to actually have a native English speaker proofread manuals from Asia? A 10 minute review is all it would take to catch 95% of the grammatical and spelling issues. (I've included four images to show you what I mean.) But again, I like the actual product here and I recommend it.

There are reviews saying the recipe has grammatical errors, but clearly they didn't notice the best parts. The cheesecake recipe includes 1/2lb each of pork and beef. One recipe calls for 34 cups of water - "just enough to cover." Another calls for a 128 oz can of tomatoes and 114 oz can of tomato sauce. There are two recipes for barbecue ribs, one lovingly called "Bailecue ribs" and another called "Baibecue ribs" - but wait, the "mini meat loab with ciamy mashed potatoes" also seems to be barbecue ribs. I am particularly fond of the 23" inch wide meatballs. Would I ever make any of this? No. Do we keep this book on hand and occasionally read the hilarious names, ingredients, and directions? Absolutely.

The products were fine. I just giggled through the cookbook. Honet balsamic glayed vegetables called for 23 large carrots. The Red beans and rice recipe had neither red beans (or any type of beans) and no rice. It did however, call for pork and beef. There was no ground beef or potatoes in the Mini meat loab with ciamy mashed potatoes. The Spicy chicken soup called for 23 stalks of celery as did the Smoky bacon and bean soup. The Por kloin with peanut sauce calls for a 34 pound chuck roast. Ok. That seems to be pretty big to get into a pressure cooker. The Turkey chili has no turkey at all. It calls for ground beef and ground pork. The Hteamed vegetables call for broccoli, cauliflower, carrot, red pepper, and Brussel sprouts. None of those vegetables are in the accompanying picture. The Banana bread pudding recipe seems to be a cheesecake recipe since it doesn't contain bananas or bread. The Shellfish paella recipe doesn't call for shellfish or rice. It calls for GrannySmith apples, oats, flour, brown sugar, etc. Vanilla ice cream is optional. Well. It was good for a laugh. The other items seem fine. Translation issues are often a giggle.

I am surprised that this product is “Amazon’s Choice”. Let me explain. I was gifted a used InstanPot but it came with no accessories. I found this 98 piece accessory kit for $29.99 and bought it. Most of the items contained were very useful; however, if you want the real deal, this is not it! All the metal items were great! This included the trivet, cheesecake pan, steamers, two egg trivets that nested, which is a great feature! And lastly the mitts were invaluable. The rest of the items I was less happy with because they were mere toys for a child in my opinion, cheaply made and quite small. The measuring spoons were in metric not imperial measure even though the cookbook that accompanied this product was U.S Imperial measures. (Go figure.) There were many items included that I did not know what they were used for and had to search for that information online. BUT lastly, the cookbook was poorly written! There were many grammatical errors including spelling, spacing of characters, capitalization and some things I could not understand. The clincher was the recipe itself. Directions were missing like how long to cook the item and how to release the pressure, two very crucial pieces of information. Would I buy this again? With the information I have just shared and had I known at the time, probably not.