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Question: Where is this slow cooker made?  USA?  China?  Elsewhere?
Document: We normally don't buy anything from China because of the poor quality and short life. After much searching we found there are no slow cookers made in the US any more, or any from Europe sold in the US. After reading many reviews we found this one and tried it. Have now been using it for 18 months and are very pleased with it.
That could be true, but I don't have another slow cooker at hand for comparison. However, I just made some slow cooked ribs -  2 hours on high and four hours on low - and they turned out great.
I like that!I am very happy that I got this lead-free slow cooker!
Love this slow cooker, wish it was bigger, had to get 2 to be able to do all I need to feed my family. One came with a broken indicator light, so we can't see if it's on, but it does work and cook our food.
I bought this after all the information about lead in crockery. It works great, just like my old slow-cooker. Easy to clean, dishwasher safe. My only complaint is that it's large. It's pretty big for a small family. I actually like the retro design though - reminds me of my mom's slow cooker :) Definitely recommended!
At first I was a little wary because of some of the bad reviews, but I have to say that I am very pleased with this slow cooker. I have used it several times now and the results have always been delicious. You have to be careful handling the pot or exposing it to sudden temperature changes, because it is clay, but it is by no means fragile. Before cooking, I rub some olive oil on the inside of the pot, and the pot cleans up easily.
When I received the Zisha Slow Cooker, my first thought was that I had stepped right back into the 70's as this pot is bright orange and has little veggie pictures on it! But the real reason that I purchased the Zisha was for the wonderful clay pot insert which takes the flavors of slow cooking one step further!!! Clay pots are my favorite method of cooking and this slow cooker is no exception!
The first batch cooked way too hot and produced very cloudy bone broth. I was worried that I would have to buy another cooker for the barely simmering heat that I need for yummy, clear broth. So I gave this slow cooker another try and the temperature is PERFECT! Maybe I did something wrong the first time in starting the heat off too high???
II am very pleased with my purchase of this slow cooker. I have used it multiple times since I received it and can't find anything negative to say about it. I'm not sure what happened with the folks who got this product and left a negative review. A mystery to me.NOTE:  I did read the instructions very thoroughly to understand how the slow cooker functions. It's not like a regular slow cooker (which you can switch on and run for a few days if you want).
I bought this slow cooker after I read about potential lead toxicity with many other slow cookers. I have used this cooker at least 10 times and have no problem with the pot. The lid seems a little fragile but it is still in good shape. I am really careful to let it cool before I wash it. It is easy to clean after I soak the pot insert in water.I would buy another and have recommended it to friends.
Answer: china. their offices are on the west coast. it was only after calling them with multiple complaints that learned they are not made here. bad product, worse company.