Hi. I'm wanting to buy a large slow cooker that doesn't cook too fast/burn food. Which one do you suggest?

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QUESTION: Hi. I'm wanting to buy a large slow cooker that doesn't cook too fast/burn food. Which one do you suggest?

kateast3 asks (10 months ago)

I was given a beautiful, oval, red crock pot a couple Christmases ago; it cooks way too fast. Unusable.

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Robert answers (10 months ago)

Crockpots just aren't made the way they used to be. They are easier to clean and more portable, but for true slow cooking the lightweight models of today just send the heat through the food way too fast.

Having said that, I have a Rival 3.5 Quart cooker that is built pretty solid and does a good job of not burning the food on the bottom. You may also want to think about investing in some crockpot liners as well to help keep the food off the bottom directly -- helps with cleanup and helps with foods that tend to like to stick.

Robert Recommends:

Rival 3735-WN 3.5-Quart Slow Cooker

$25 - $37

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