George Foreman Slow Cooker User Manual

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by sialavipop1970 2020. 2. 28. 21:35

Never had any issues with this slow cooker have had it for about 4-5 years use it regularly and love it anyone who says it's too slow clearly doesn't understand that it's a 'slow' cooker most things require 6-8 hours it's in the directions and most recipes. Only problem I have now is that my family required a bigger one 3.5 just doesn't quite cut it anymore unfortunate that gorge Forman don't make anything bigger. Would definitely recommend though. Mine has no lid handle nob thing as my mother in law dropped the lid but works fine without it.

For a slow cooker i guess it did its job, but only has 2 settings, the hottest still took minimum 12 hours for a soup which in my other slow cooker would take all of 6 hours, needed to put on anything well before like the night before then waiting all night and all day for it to of cooked. After making only 4 different meals in it i heard a loud pop while it was cooking on low one day and the back had buckled in! It was a very thin flimsy material around the outside.

I ended up just replacing it with a cheap one from the supermarket which is much better and was cheaper.CheapBuckled in outter case. Very low temperature settings - took a long time. This slow cooker is good! Unlike some other slow cookers that heat too fast, I can leave my George Foreman slow cooker cooking overnight, and have never woken up to a burnt mess. It's not a nightmare to clean like my other slow cooker - although still needs a good scrub. It's not overly hardy though - I haven't used it too much & it's already looking like there's tiny cracks in the bowl. I just wish the made a ultra big version that was a bit more hardy!It cooks SLOWLY just like slow cookers should!

(my other slow cooker burns things after 4 hrs, but this one I can leave food in it for 9hrs or more & it's been fine)Not very hardy - lid knob broke after short time, & bowl has mini cracks through it (but is perfectly usable). Also not very big - no good for cooking for a large family (but fine for us - 2 adults and a baby).

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