Crock Pot 37401BC Slow Cooker Brushed Chrome 3.5L

alaTest has collected and analyzed 3 user reviews of Crock Pot 37401BC Slow Cooker Brushed Chrome 3.5L from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 1.7/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.4/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.co.uk.

I thought I hated slow cookers, but it turns out that I just hated my old slow cooker. It was a huge beast, too big for one-person-sized cooking; it didn't have a stoneware insert, so you had to fling the whole thing, cord and all, into the sink to...

A very useful piece of no-nonsense kitchen equipment. Easy to use and highly convenient for casseroles and stews. Pop the ingredients and leave it safely cooking slowly while you get on with other things. Nice clean lines too. Good value for money....

Works absolutely fine, easy to clean great way of saving some time if you are busy. It helped me to make the best ribs i ever made so far. You can also cook meat for longer hours before putting them in the oven and also keeps the food warm until...

Brilliant piece of kitchen equipment . I can't believe I've not thought of buying one of these before!.Easy to use and clean, and very well priced.Would recommend anyone to purchase as the options are limitless .

Now I can easily prepare my favourite chicken broth receipt.The slow cooker doesn't have any light to indicate it is on, the way to realise it is actually on, you need to touch the pot, the pot becomes warm but doesn't burn you.

Cooks well, but would like a light to tell when it is on like other slow cookers. Only way to tell it is on is to put your hand on it which could be dangerous.

Excellent value for money, just the job for a family of four really easy to use

This is one of the best kitchen products i have bought , easy to use & great for a busy person, just prepare and leave

The big plus is that it has two cooking settings, and a "keep warm" option.The negatives for us are:As others have noted, the heat settings are a bit too high - there is always some burnt-on food to soak off the crock, though we haven't noted any burnt...