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I use my Crock Pot almost every day.  In fact, when Kelly and I are working on other projects, like our new Skillet Freezer Meals cookbook, we find ourselves laughing with one another about missing our Crock Pots!  This Crock-Pot is hands down my favorite and I’m so excited to tell you why.

Product Highlights

  • Stainless Steel Base
  • 6-Quart Stoneware Crock
  • Glass Lid
  • Dishwasher-Safe
  • Programmable Timer
  • Ideal for cooking 4-8 servings at a time.  (Soups and pot roasts cook in 6 hours and chicken breasts cook in 4 hours -it’s OK if it sits on “warm” for hours after that.)

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Last year, Kelly reviewed five crockpots.  At the time, I was really getting into crock pot cooking; each day becoming more and more excited by its possibilities.  I mentioned to Kelly that I could easily justify adding another crock pot to our kitchen collection.  Although ever the minimalist, this didn’t strike her as crazy…heck, she had five at the time!  So, she graciously sent me her new favorite, the Crock-Pot 6-Quart Programmable Cook and Carry Slow Cooker.

31 Things I Learned from Making 301 Crockpot Freezer MealsIt quickly became a favorite in our house too!  The first thing that won us over was its size.  Our first crock pot is large, round and white.  When it is out on the counter, its presence is known.  We are always anxious to get it cleaned up and put away as soon as possible.  This one is slim, oval and stainless steel; making it modern and easy on the eyes, yet it still has the capacity to cook large meals.  We recently moved and sadly, our temporary kitchen is smaller than what we are used to.  However, we never put this crock pot away!  Even with limited counter space, the sleek oval base assures us that it will never be in the way!

The next feature that quickly spoiled us was the timer.  I don’t know how we lived without it before!  It is so nice to truly be able to “set it & forget it”. The timer automatically allows the crock pot to go from “high” or “low”, to “warm”, once your meal is complete.  This feature is SO convenient especially when you have two little ones vying for your attention.  The last thing I need to worry about is when to turn the crock pot off!

Programmable Slow CookerLast but not least, the feature that sets this crock pot apart from so many others, is its locking lid.  Let’s just say I never have to worry about a seafood bisque spilling in my car again (yes, that really happened…and the cleanup was NOT fun)!  This crock pot has an awesome lid that secures tightly to the base so you can travel easily from one place to another.  However (here’s where my pessimism comes into play) I don’t always need the base.  For example, I wish that there was a way for it to also lock onto the crock itself so that I could quickly put it into our refrigerator without worrying that little hands (who despite being told to stay out of the fridge, are ALWAYS in the fridge) will knock it off.  It’s really not that big of a deal, but I wanted to add that little tidbit just in case a brilliant young crock pot designer reads this and cares what an avid crock pot cooker thinks. 😉

All in all, I agree with Kelly, the Crock-Pot 6-Quart Programmable Cook and Carry Slow Cooker IS an awesome crock pot!  The best part, it’s completely affordable.  So, whether your shopping for your first or your fifth, you can’t go wrong with this one!!

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Jill Petrush Rogers is an artist and former bookbuyer/seller. Jill recently moved back to her hometown of Pittsburgh, PA with her husband, Tom, and their two energy-filled boys. Jill loves to channel her creativity by coming up with recipes as a contributing writer for New Leaf Wellness.

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karen
karen
8 years ago

can u freeze pasta, do u cook it first or just raw…I am making freezer crock pot meals for daughter in law for when the baby comes
same with potatoes, will they go soggy

Margaret (Peg) MacDonald
Margaret (Peg) MacDonald
7 years ago

My daughter gave her brother a “VERY SMALL” like “for one” crock pot for X’mas along with a recipe book from Noble Book store. It does NOT have all these “freezer” recipes so do YOU have them for the smaller crock pot ??

Kathy Holland
Kathy Holland
7 years ago

Last Summer I remember ordering the food labels and providing my credit card number and never received anything. now I’m leery to add more to that list. can you check your records and see if anything was received from Kathy Holland?

LM
LM
7 years ago

Looking forward to it

Cheryl Abato
Cheryl Abato
7 years ago

What do you think about instapots?

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