I was looking for a Chicken Crock Pot that was not too big and not too expensive. This product does the trick.
The glass lid is processed, you can see the cooking without lifting the lid. The lid handle stays cool during cooking, so you do not burn your fingers if you touch it. The ceramic pot is sturdy and alittle heavy. It can become slippery when wet, so be careful while washing in the sink. Also be careful because the handles of the pot and the base metal can get very hot during cooking. So go grab nearby.
The kitchen can accommodate a whole chicken from 3.5 to 4 pounds and 4 pounds toasted. Its oval shape allows these foods to fit well. It comes with a small instruction manual includes recipes.
So far, I've cooked whole grains (barley and wheat), stews, whole chickens, corned beef, turkey and legs. They went well. However, as I am new to slow cooking, the first attempts were a little off because I cooked food for too long. But now I'm better with time if the food is better.
Just a note, if you like to eat whole grains, the slow cooker is phenomenal. You do not have to stand over a stove stirring the pot and overflowing concern. This cooking method allows the grains to fully absorb the water, making it a creamy result. In addition, you can throw the beans and water in the pot down and ready in time for breakfast.
I have two very minor complaints:
1. The packaging. The kitchen is packaged in a way that you take it out of the box. If you're not careful, you could drop the ceramic pot or glass lid.
2. The lid handle is a little loose, and could be more rigorous with 1 hour. But this can not be a design flaw, but a means to compensate for the expansion of the glass during the cooking process. So do not mess with it, IMO.
Otherwise, this Crock Pot SCV401TR 4 Quart Manual Cooker is a great product.
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