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Crock-Pot® 6-quart Countdown Slow Cooker with BONUS Little Dipper® Warmer
 
Manufacturer: Crock Pot
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Product Description
The Crock-Pot® Programmable Countdown Slow Cooker gives you the flexibility to set the unit's cook time in 30 minute increments for up to 20 hours. Once the cook time is set, the unit's digital timer will count down in 1 minute increments, so you always know how much cook time is left on your meal. Once the cooktime is up, the unit will automatically shift to the Warm setting, so if you are busy multi-tasking or out of the house, your meal stays warm until you are ready to eat.

If it's not Crock-Pot® brand, it's not the original slow cooker, trusted for more than 35 years

Added Value:
16 ounce Stainless Steel Little Dipper® Warmer
Exclusive cookbook with 79 popular slow cooking recipes

Features:
• 6 Quart capacity: Ideal for up to 7 people or a 6 lb. roast
• Program cooking time from 30 minutes up to 20 hours
• Digital timer counts down cooking time in 1 minute increments
• Automatically shifts to Warm setting when cooking is done
• Removable Oval Stoneware
• Dishwasher safe stoneware and lid
• Uses less energy than conventional ovens
• Stainless Steel Finish
• Dishwasher Safe Stoneware and Lid
• Dimensions: 16.5" L x 11.4" W x 10.75" H
• Little Dipper® Warmer dimensions: 6" x 6" x 4.5" H
• Weight: 11.6 lbs
• UL listed
• 1 year limited warranty

Product Details
  • Perfectly timed meals! Programmable cooking time from 30 minutes to 20 hours.
  • Removable stoneware. Countdown digital timer.
  • Shifts to warm setting automatically.
  • Dishwasher safe stoneware and lid.
  • Uses less energy than conventional oven. Cooks all day - while the cook's away.

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Review Date: February 3, 2010
Reviewer: Kristin Fiore, New York, NY
I gave this as a gift for Christmas and my brother was delighted with it. It came on time and was everything it was promised to be.
Cooks wells, but outside gets too hot
 
Review Date: March 12, 2010
Reviewer: D. L. McCune, Arlington, VA United States
I've had this cooker for about 6 months. I bought it mainly because of the timer feature, which I still love, and because I got a good price for it. I'm happy with how it cooks, but it seems dangerous because the outside gets so incredibly hot. I'm afraid to have anything near it and I worry that my toddler will get on the counter, touch it, and get burned. I'll be searching for a new crockpot because of that.
not buying crock-pot brand again
 
Review Date: January 31, 2010
Reviewer: Robotmom, Kansas
This crockpot smelled like paint the first time I used it. I wish I had taken it back then. The handle on the lid broke around the one year mark. I called Rival, but they were of no help--the lids were out of stock and they offered no other solutions. I screwed in a knob from an older pot and it worked better than the original one. Then one of the handles on the side cracked. It still worked, but I have to use caution and warn my family when picking it up. This crockpot cooks extremely hot. Most of the time I cook on low, but sometimes warm is what other crockpots would consider low. Somehow a crack occurred around the bottom corner. A crusty line was on the outside of the crock when I removed it for serving. After one and a half years, I'm shopping for a different brand crockpot. My advice--don't buy it!
Gets too hot...
 
Review Date: January 24, 2010
Reviewer: K. Prather, California
The outside gets super hot...scalding hot, while the inside is still cool (within 30 minutes of turning it on)....I'm taking it back to the store. This is unsafe to have around kids. Have no idea whether it cooks well--but if it is hotter outside than inside, something doesn't seem right.