Crock-Pot SCVP600-SS 6-Quart Smart-Pot Programmable Slow Cooker, Stainless Steel
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Crock-Pot SCVP600-SS 6-Quart Smart-Pot Programmable Slow Cooker, Stainless Steel
Customer Review: Gald we aren't the only ones
Summary: 1 Stars
We received this as a gift last Christmas and thought it was us that kept over cooking or cooking things to fast. Misery loves company, it's good to know we aren't the only ones unhappy with the high heat. Last week on Thanksgiving we put the mashed potatoes in the pot and even on the lowest setting they were boiling.Customer Review: Good product great shipping
Summary: 5 Stars
Great deal for the money already fixed meals glad we were able to porchase such a quality itemCustomer Review: Good value and great product
Summary: 5 Stars
After about a month of use, we have absolutely no complaints with our new crock pot. It's a great way to cook for a lot of people without a lot of effort - and the results (assuming you have good recipes) are usually pretty good. I'd recommend purchasing a slow cooker cookbook if you're not sure what you're going to make - there are a lot of recipes in them one wouldn't normally consider (lasagna, pizza, etc.).Customer Review: Great Crock Pot
Summary: 5 Stars
I have owned this particular crock pot for 7 years and I have never had a problem with it. I've cooked chili, stew, pork loin, you name it. I think it is a great buy.
Customer Review: Great cooker, but programming could be better
Summary: 4 Stars
I love this crockpot and I haven't experienced a problem with it running hot. It's a great size and the crock is easy to clean and/or put in dishwasher (depending on how much time I have to clean up). I love how simple the programming is and I dislike how simple the programming is. ;) By that I mean... I love the push-button programming and how the crock automatically turns to "warm" until ready to eat. I dislike that 4 or 6 hours is programmed for "high" setting, and 8 or 10 hours is programmed for "low". I recently made the first of several recipes that recommended cooking on low for 6 hours -- and I could not get the best of both worlds because you can't program time and temp separately on this model. So I had to set it for 8 hours on low and be there at the 6 hour point to turn it to warm for another hour os so until we were ready to eat dinner. I still like this model very much, but some recipes will not be as convenient to cook if I have to watch the time. Overall I am still very pleased with this model -- a huge improvement over my old one with the knob and only "low", "high" and "off" settings.