Crock-Pot® Design Series 7-Quart Programmable Slow Cooker, Desert Sage Green
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Size: 7 Quarts
Color: Desert Sage Green
Features
- Elevated Design: Streamlined, modern-vintage aesthetic, and earthy Desert Sage green color
- Countdown Control: Programmable control allows for customized cook times between 30 minutes to 20 hours
- Digital Display: Digital countdown display easily monitors and tracks cook time so you can check your food's progress at a glance
- Cook & Carry Locking Lid: Travel-proof locking lid features a tight seal that prevents leaks and spills, for mess-free travel when you're on the go
- Auto Warm Setting: Keeps food at the perfect serving temperature until it's time to eat
- Easy Carry Handles: Large, sturdy handles make lifting and carrying a breeze
- Large Capacity: 7-quart size feeds 9+ people, perfect for roasts, family meals, and entertaining
- Oven- and Dishwasher-Safe: The removable stoneware bowl is oven-safe up to 400 degrees F; both the bowl and glass lid are dishwasher-safe for easy clean up
- High Quality: Comes with a manufacturer's 1-year limited warranty
Description
Meet the newest Crock-Pot Design Series color: Desert Sage green. This 7-qt programmable slow cooker with countdown control and a digital display serves 9+, and is oven-safe up to 400 degrees F. Stylish and functional, it’s perfect for large family meals.
Brand: Crock-Pot
Color: Desert Sage Green
Material: Metal
Product Dimensions: 10.47"D x 15.2"W x 15.2"H
Capacity: 7 quarts
Voltage: 120 volts
Size: 7 Quarts
Number of Items: 1
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Voltage: 120 volts
Brand Name: Crock-Pot
Model Number: 2218660
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 053891178884
Included Components: Slow Cooker
Item Type Name: Slow Cookers
Manufacturer: Newell Brands
Part Number: 2218660
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 10.47"D x 15.2"W x 15.2"H
Capacity: 7 quarts
Size: 7 Quarts
Color: Desert Sage Green
Material: Metal
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I searched and even tried other Slow cookers before settling with this one... I chose this one because first off "it works as it should", and also I really like that it has both the pre-set and the manual features.. it also has "high and Low" settings.. you can set the timer along with various other features.... The Lid is another plus on this Slow cooker, it has latches to hold it in place with the rubber edges that also assist in keeping the heat from escaping...I got the 7-QT. perfect size, and the ceramic bowl get's very hot and cooks food evenly on all sides... I purchased a travel case also for when I carry food to other destinations... Perfect Slow cooker... I love it... Highly Recommended...
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Size: 6 Quarts
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I want to say upfront that I am someone who resisted buying a crock pot for many years, as I associated it as an "old lady thing". I also never understood why I'd need one of these if I had an oven already. But, after getting this Crock Pot and using it a few months I doubt I will ever go back to not having one. It just makes my life so much easier...and food turns out better in the crock pot than it ever did in the oven. I now make a roast beef every Sunday (which I start on Saturday night, actually) and we have that through Tuesday, usually. I make the renderings and juices into a beef stew for the last day...and it's delicious. I actually cooked a Butterball turkey roast in this for Thanksgiving that was the perfect amount for two people. I now make turkey a few times a month for us...and that's something I never made in the oven because I was always scared of how it would turn out. Owning this crock pot has made me try all sorts of new things I never made before, which has added a lot to my life. I also think we don't waste any food as the crock pot seems to turn out meals that leave few scraps and leftovers. I think it helps me stretch our groceries budget that way (for example...we end up getting an extra meal of beef stew out of this that I'd never have if I made the roast in the oven...things like that). This crock pot is so easy to use: I cook on the low setting for 8.5 to 9 hours, depending on what I am making. It takes me about 5 minutes to put the meat and vegetables in and to set the timer and seal the lid. And then I don't even touch the thing until it is ready. It automatically stops cooking and sets itself to "warm" when it's done. I've left this on overnight and it's been on "warm" setting for up to five hours and the food was still perfect. Roast beef just falls apart with the fork. Turkey is so juicy and tender. Pulled pork turns out like a dream (I just put a pork shoulder in there and then pour BBQ sauce on top and it does the rest). I use this probably 3 times a week now...and have not put anything in the oven besides a pizza and some cinnamon rolls since I bought the crock pot. Also, an unexpected benefit of having this is that I have stopped spending money on fast food or sandwiches since there is now almost always something either in the fridge from the crock pot or cooking in the crock pot...so it's helped my family's budget in that regard since I'm becoming better at planning meals since the crock pot takes those 8 hours to cook. I tried the high setting once to make a bunch of chicken breasts in about 3.5 hours...and they were tender and juicy and were delicious. I have to experiment with more things on that high setting...but to be honest I am just so in love with making tender roast beef and turkey that I end up cooking those a lot. I have never been able to make roast beef this good before so I'm still kind of amazed by that.
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This is my 3rd slow cooker. The first one, the crock cracked. I had never experienced this before. It was not dropped or banged into anything. Cheaper to buy a new one then replace the crock. Had to buy another one because we use it so much to make dog food and people food. The food is always cooked evenly and fully. We use the manual function mostly but have cooked things overnight so it's ready in the am. It is easy to tote around to pot lucks etc if needed or even moving around the kitchen. Ours basically live on the counter so the stainless steel base looks nice and cleans up well. They are used almost every other day.
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