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Does anyone have this 9x13 Crock Pot? What has been your experience with it? TIA!

 

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I have this crock pot and I mostly use it for making ribs. I like it a lot. 

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@Squirt60 wrote:

I have this crock pot and I mostly use it for making ribs. I like it a lot. 


Thank you for the response. Do you know if you cook recipes for the same amount of time as other slow cookers or would it be less because of it being more shallow? I'm assuming the latter.

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I don't have the one pictured, but my slow cookier is the actual Crock Pot brand so I can speak to the quality, which I think is very good.

 

I have noticed they have started making them with the locking lid for travel purposes (which I think is kind of stupid), but I think a better option would be to include two lids or sell the locking one separately.

 

 

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I had one like this and it didn't heat well and was awkward to store. I would have only used it to keep things warm as a server, so I returned it.

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I would never consider buying that shape because it takes up too much shelf space to store.  Matter of fact I got rid of my slow cooker and just use my Instant Pot's slow cooker function to save space.

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@Sooner wrote:

I had one like this and it didn't heat well and was awkward to store. I would have only used it to keep things warm as a server, so I returned it.


This is what I wanted to know; thank you! I wondered how evenly it would heat.

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@Kachina624 wrote:

I would never consider buying that shape because it takes up too much shelf space to store.  Matter of fact I got rid of my slow cooker and just use my Instant Pot's slow cooker function to save space.


I have lots of storage space, so that's not an issue. I have 2 pressure cookers and several slow cookers (entertain/take food places a lot) but don't have this shape. I thought it might be good for certain recipes that don't work well in a traditionally-shaped slow cooker.

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Re: 9x13 Crock Pot

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I have this CrockPot and really like it. I prefer to use it for chicken thighs -- makes it easy to lay them out without overlap for even cooking. It is a bit more troublesome to store but luckily I have room for it. I haven't had any issues with uneven temperatures and it's easy to clean.

 

I have some recipes for lasagnas and casseroles I'm going to try -- this shape is perfect for those things.

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Why not wait A couple of weeks when every big box store starts selling electric roasters for holiday cooking? They are in many price points, starting at $40 ( I have several sizes including 2 Nescos; they always do the job and clean up easily).