Home & Kitchen
Quick verdict
The honest value here is capacity for the money: seven quarts feeds a family and leaves leftovers, and the warm setting means dinner does not overcook while you are late. The trade is that it is manual - no timer, no programmable start - and it is large enough to need dedicated cupboard space.
A 7-quart slow cooker that serves nine or more people or holds a 7-pound roast, with high, low and warm settings, a removable stoneware insert and a dishwasher-safe pot.
Families and batch cooks making stews, pulled pork, chilli and yogurt, and anyone who wants dinner finished before they get home.
One- and two-person households - seven quarts is a lot of cupboard for two bowls. Also skip it if you want a delay timer or app control; this model has neither.
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