Steamer Rack Trivet with Heat Resistant Silicone Handles Compatible with Instant Pot Accessories 6 Qt 8 Quart, Stainless Steam Rack Pressure Cooker Trivet - Long Handles for Easy Chicken & Pot Removal

Perfect.

My daughter lost the rack for her Instant Pot so I got this for her as a replacement & she's really happy I did because she's using the pot more and more. We cooked a 3 lb, boneless turkey breast in it for Thanksgiving (along with a ham in the oven) but with no rack, we used an apple slicer form as our rack. Hey, it worked and it did give us handles to lift the turkey breast up but this rack would have been wonderful to have then. The turkey breast was the most moist, delicious one I've ever had before so I'll always cook one in the Instant Pot from now one. We were astounded at the flavor & texture. The rack itself is made sturdily so I expect it'll get years of use and wear without needing replacement.

Works like a charm for the big ones.

Was frustrated trying to clean the trivet that came with my Instant Pot Smart 60 as it has concentric circles of wires with some support wires underneath. A bad pattern for trying to get stuff off. Lots of tight corners and very difficult to wash by hand. I appreciated that this model has just straight wires which should be much easier to clean, as well as the legs which are a bit taller than the trivet that came with the pot. That one couldn't take more than a bit less than a cup of liquid before the liquid would touch the trivet. This should hold more than that while still holding food above the liquid. The handles are coated with silicone and taller than the standard trivet. This is handy, but for 6 quart models, the handes come right up to the lid. I've tried it with the pressure lid as well as the glass lid and both fit, but again, the handle comes right up to the lid. Others have noted that the handles don't stay standing on their own, which would be frustrating if you're trying to place food in with the trivet in the pot, as well as it's not always great to have the handles leaning against the meat or whatever you're cooking. I was able, just, to get them to stand up against the wall of the pot when trying it out, but have yet to use it to actually cook with, so not sure if that will always be the case. I suppose if it were a problem, you might be able to make some strategic bends in the wires of the handles that might cause it to naturally lean open. The handles won't fold one on top of the other on top of the trivet, but you can fold one over the top and one over the bottom to have it lay flat. I look forward to seeing how it works in practice, but it seems to have the features that I wanted.... taller legs, and easier to clean.

Yes, the Instapot comes with a grill that keeps food off the bottom of the pot. But it doesn't have handles to lift the food up and out of the pot, especially roasts or anything chicken. I just tossed the one that came with the Instapot into the donate box. I really recommend this steamer rack. It is used every time I use the Instapot.

Use it all the time for sweet potatoes. The arms are a tad tall for my Costco Instapot so it’s good they bend at the hinge.

Fit like a glove easy to use and clean weights as much as a feather but is an sturdy as an ox

The black part is made of safety material and can handle steaming temperature but feel not hot so can be taken out by hand. Fit well in the instant pot.