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Question: Does it switch to a "warm" setting after the timer goes off?
Document: My husband bought this for me for Christmas. It has quickly became our go-to slow cooker as it sits on our countertop it is used so much. We cook in it at least a couple of times every week. I love that it is timer programmable, has an automatic switch to warm feature, it is very well made and does not look or feel cheap. Best of all is that the actual crock portion is made of metal and not stoneware.
Love it. You can brown your meat and then add your recipe. It automatically switches to warm, although the dial stays on high or low setting.
I searched for the perfect slow cooker for my families needs. I found it in this product. I have used it several times since I bought it and the best feature is to be able to brown my meat in the metal insert then place it in the slow cooker. I also like the fact that it goes to keep warm after cooking. I would recommend this item to anyone who needs a versatile product in their kitchen.
After breaking three stoneware inserts in less than two years, we knew we needed a slow cooker with a stainless steel insert. Being able to set the insert on a burner is a feature that we weren't expecting to use much, but it's actually been very helpful. The timer on this is a shut-off timer, not a startup timer.
I have used the slow cooker several times. The selling feature was the removable insert that you can brown in. The only drawback is the handles get hot and you have to use mitts to remove the insert. I use my cooker at least once a week. I hope the hot handles are not a draw back. I do like the heat dial and the digital timer.
1. It's lighter and my hands are getting older, and with a 3/4 or even half full crock, that is a lot of weight. 2. It's simple with a timer that is not too complicated. 3. Can use it on the stove and clean up is a breeze. Yes the insert gets hot, the handles could be coated, but stove mits work just fine. It was a no brainer. I use it so often much more than I did my ole Crock Pot.
So convenient, and easy to handle, easy to clean, and I also love the keep warm function. Searing meats and onions first, then the cooker does the Rest!
I bought this to replace a 8 year old Crock-pot brand slow cooker.Pros: Stove top browning - really handy. Light weight - cast aluminum kettle heats nearly as evenly as ceramic. Non stick finish.Cons: Non-insulated handles (lid is insulated) requires pot holders for any stirring or moving. I can understand maybe the inner kettle, but to not have the base unit with insulated handles is poor, corner cutting design.So so: The timer. It just counts down.
I give the 5 stars, it is a 6 quart with a 10 hour programmable cook time (low or high) AND....then when cook time completes ( up to the 10 hour period available) the unit defaults to warm for 4 hours. It is a DREAM. I stop people and tell them about this, so of course I had to post here! And my husband is so patient while I do...
I bought this crockpot to replace an old one, and I love it! It lived up to my expectations and provided the same features as the pot it replaces. I always sear my roasts before cooking in a crockpot and knew that the new crockpot had to not only have the feature that allowed this, but also have the ability to turn itself down to warm when the food was done cooking. This pot not only provided these features but shuts itself of after a few hours as well.
Answer: At the end of cooking time,the slow cooker will automatically switch to WARM setting,but the knob will NOT automatically rotate to WARM.Cook time plus warm time cannot exceed 14 hours. When the unit switches to WARM, the display will show how much time is remaining of the 14 hours.