Thread: slow cooker

Hi
I have a 3.5 litre George Foreman...This is the best brand and you can get it at best price ..im using this past 2 years , till now i didn't face any problems with this...so that you can guess this cooker quality ...
Thank you ...

vintage bread bin

I have had several slow cookers but since I got my Dutch oven its about all I use. I have a 3 qt and a 6.5 qt enamal coated cast iron by lodge. I start them on the stove top and then move to a oven set at the appropriate temp. Its pretty much set and forget like a slow cooker you just use the oven and get even heating all the way around with the cast iron.

go with the george... its hassle free!

Hi
I've had two different brands ... The first was a Kambrook (3.5 litre) which cost me $35 from Retravision on sale and the one I have now is a brand I've never heard of - Cascade. I only got the Cascade one because it was the biggest one I'd seen (8 litre) and was really cheap - only $45...So both are too good ...Choose as your requirements ...
Good luck ...

kitchen extractor fans

We've had a Rival Crockpot for 6 years now. It's been great. I love it. It came with a booklet of recipes. We've only used a few of them, but some have become favorites. As far as size, I'd just get a bigger one rather than having 2.

Prototype Manufacturer

I can suggest to you the Braun series of 7-790cc, it is really good!

I've always had Rival Crockpots and they've lasted over the long haul. A 2.5 quart pot is good for side dishes or dinner for 2. A 4+ quart Crockpot is great for a crowd. Just and aside, I've read that you get the best cooking results if the pot is half full or more. It seems to be true from my experience.