If your teen is going to college soon, you might want to add one more item to their dorm essentials list: this compact electric saucepan that your student has probably already spotted trending on TikTok.
At the moment the Dezin electric saucepan is available on Amazon for up to 52% off (purple color offers the highest discount), and the company specifically states that it’s great for dorm use, especially given its many security features. It features overheat and boil-dry protection, a temperature control feature that prevents contents from getting too hot, and an exterior that stays completely cool during use, so you don’t have to worry about melting surfaces.
Lots of dorm residents tick tock agree that this stoveless pot is useful for boiling water, boiling eggs and oatmeal, and preparing other simple dishes in their rooms while even love non-schoolgoers They use it to prepare their personal shabu-shabu dishes right at the kitchen table. The non-stick coated, wipeable inside doesn’t make cleaning any easier either.
Read more first-person accounts of the Dezin’s cooking prowess below, or snap one up before this sale, discounted by half, ends.
(Although the company took many safety considerations into account when designing this pot, it might be a good idea to check your dorm’s policies before using it.)
Promising Amazon reviews:
“My daughter took it to summer camp and used it to make popcorn and hot chocolate in her dorm room. It heats up quickly and is easy to clean! Great little pot.” — Sharay Brown
“I bought this pot for college. From what I understand the pot heats up really well and has plenty of room to cook yourself a nice hot meal.” — Kaileigh Brooks
“One of the other things I love about it is that it feels completely cool. I mean you can hold it in your palm while doing it [it’s] in height. I’ve had a few other cheaper products that get hot and that alone is worth the price.” — Amazon customer
″[I’ve] had my hot pot for a month. I love it, it’s very easy to use and clean. [I] Prepared soup, mac and cheese and rice cook faster than on the stovetop. The only downside is that there isn’t much information on how to cook with it. I wish they would give you recipes. I think this would be great for a dorm room or in a hotel. I would heartily recommend it. A great gift for a beginner cook.” — Kathy M