Daewoo SDA1364 Stainless Steel Slow Cooker | 3.5L Capacity Stoneware Pot | Easy to Clean | Dishwasher Safe Pot & Lid | 3 Different Heat Settings | Usage-160W Power, Steel, Silver

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Perfect for my needs.. will suit 2/3 people for hearty food..Solid and worked exactly as described.

There is nothing I don’t like about my slow cooker, I would recommend one, very cleaneast and efficient to use.

Easy to use & to clean.

Highly delighted with my slow cooker. Good value for money , good quality and simple to use. Cooks foods to a T without worrying about cooker going dry. Nice to look at and good family size.

Robust and attractive designEasy to useMakes delicious mealsIt is a Which Best Buy

Good quality , works perfect

We are pleased with this slow cooker. The operation is simple. I have included photos to show the size of the item by comparison with other objects like a kettle and bowl. We considered a larger slow cooker, but decided it would take up a lot of room in use or during storage. The cooker base is not heavy, but the inner ceramic is, and put together, with the lid, you don't want to be lifting it any more than necessary.On my scales this weighs nearly three quarters of a stone or 5 kilos. When empty.The family-sized cookers seemed too large for us, and as it turns out, this version at 3.5 litre - you do not fill to near the top - holds plenty of food for a casserole for four; five or six with added potatoes.We have cooked up chicken portions, turkey legs and pork, and the meat always falls away from the bone. Sausage casserole is also great, but in reducing cooking time for soft meat, you might not get the diced veg cooked to soft, so reduce the size of root veg. A casserole packet mix works well for thickening. Very little liquid is lost, so the kitchen does not get steamy. There are plenty of recipes on line, but no booklet is supplied.Manufacturer says not to stand the inner dish in water, although it's fine to have water inside. Also, of course, the outer pot is an electrical item, so wipe it, don't wash it, and with switch turned off or unplugged.

Steel” does not feel like real steel but actually like plastic pained by a silver colour; it’s too light to be real steel.There are 4 slits at the very top of the cooking pot through which the steam comes out under pressure during cooking, whilst the lid jumps up and down, even on the Low mode (let alone High); apart from a very annoying noise, my kitchen top gets flooded and I have to clean the liquids up every 10 minutes.