Our Place Dream Cooker
$199 for a 6-in-1 electric multicooker in four colourways. It is the only pressure cooker Our Place makes, and the piece most likely to replace something you already own.
The Dream Cooker, priced
Price and weight read from Our Place's own product page on the date shown on the card. The weight is the product weight Our Place states, not the shipping weight in its data feed.
Six functions, 1200 watts
Our Place lists it as 6-in-1: pressure cook, slow cook, sear, sauté, steam and rice, plus a keep-warm setting. Six quarts of capacity, 1200 W, 12.9 lb on the counter, and a one-year limited warranty. It is lighter than any of the three Wonder Ovens except the standard, but it still wants a permanent home rather than a cupboard.
How it differs from the Wonder Oven
These two get cross-shopped and they should not be. The Wonder Oven is a countertop convection oven: it browns, air fries and bakes with dry heat, from $185. The Dream Cooker is a sealed pot that cooks with pressure and moisture. Neither replaces the other.
If you want crisp edges, the oven. If you want a tough cut tender in forty minutes, this. The overlap is narrow enough that owning both is reasonable, and the $199 price sits between the $185 standard Wonder Oven and the $245 Large.
Four colours, and that is the constraint
Blue Salt, Char, Spice and Steam. Against the Perfect Pot's twenty-one and the Wonder Oven's eight, the Dream Cooker has the narrowest range in the line — worth knowing if you are matching a set.
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Price, capacity, wattage, function list, weight, warranty and colourways were read from Our Place's own product page on 16 October 2026. Our Place states a one-year limited warranty on the listing.
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