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SAVE $95.01:As of Oct. 29,Lady Moon the Cuckoo Pressure Cooker and Warmer has dropped to its lowest-ever price of $184.99 at Amazon (with $15 off coupon).

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$280 Save $95.01

Investing in items for your kitchen can come with quite a big price tag, especially if you love to cook or bake a variety of different foods. If you're interested in getting a rice cooker, Amazon is offering the Cuckoo Pressure Cooker and Warmer for a new all-time low price. Right now it's down to $184.99 from its list price of $280. This is all thanks to a 29% discount and an additional $15 coupon that can be clipped and applied at checkout.

According to camelcamelcamel, this is the lowest-ever price for this pressure cooker. With the coupon included, it drops it even lower, making it a worthwhile deal to jump on. It's worth picking up considering its sleek design, large capacity, and 13 different modes to consider.

That's not all, though. Cuckoo as a brand also made our list of the best rice cookers thanks to the quality of rice that it makes. Not only that, but another one of Cuckoo's rice cookers was a big hit among Mashable staff during Prime Day this year. It's a brand that we've certainly enjoyed over the years.

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Don't miss out on this excellent deal at Amazon. However, if you're not able to take advantage of this deal now, don't worry, there are likely to be more rice cooker deals like this one popping up soon over Black Friday. Considering Cuckoo made an appearance in Prime Day sales this year, it's worth keeping an eye out on Amazon during the next big sale event to try and find it again.

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