Elite MST-3630 3.5-Quart Slow Cooker Reviews

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After some time, I realized, this is way more dangerous to my health than trace amounts of lead that may never leech out of a normal crock pot. In fact, my Rival slow cooker never off-gassed at all. THis Elite Gourmet would take at least months to off-gas. Spending an hour with this product actually made me ill. from Amazon.com I went looking for a new digital and changed my mind when I saw this cute transparent model. 3.5 quarts is fine for 2 or 3, maybe four. from Amazon.com my roast was so tender and it was just plain fun to watch it cooking in the clear glass; i would highly recommend this to anyone! from Target.com i cook soup or stew nightly in it, just put on the plastic cover in put in the refrig, it really works very well, very happy i bought it. from Buy.com my roast literally fell apart; i cooked it from 7:30a.m. from Amazon.com i used it mainly for making soups and i like it. from Amazon.com i will continue to search for something to cook in this unit that comes out unburned on the bottom (maybe soup) because it does look nice and i like being able to see what is going on inside. from Amazon.com I bought this glass cooker after hearing about trace amounts of lead in traditional ceramic glazed cookers. Using this the first time, I walked into the kitchen and the entire room and living room REEKED of off-gassing chemicals. from Amazon.com I went looking for a new digital and changed my mind when I saw this cute transparent model. 3.5 quarts is fine for 2 or 3, maybe four. from Amazon.com One star for appearance It is certainly pretty but is too hot. I can't imagine what could be cooked on high because after two hours whatever is on low is burned on the bottom even when I turn the bowl frequently. from Amazon.com