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The Vita Craft RFIQ Cooker is a dummies’ guide to cooking. This induction-powered hot plate is able to scan special recipe cards via the built-in RFID reader in the handle. The cards presets all the heat and duration it needs anything to be cooked. It comes with 3 cards upon purchase, with a total of 100 recipes available.
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