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Question: what size is the outside unit and also, does this small unit stay warm for 8 hours like it's big brother?
Document: The meat/poultry is falling apart. I bet you could go 10 hours/ overnight with it. I could reheat it thoroughly the next day like some people do with a roast since the cooker is air tight. I bought the smaller one and and filled it 2/3rds for the stew. We have 2 adults and 2 small kids so half was still leftover, but I can heat it back up to a boil before bed and hubby can take it to work in the morning still hot.
this thermal pot has keep the temps down in the kitchen. get your grub up to a  2 min. rapid boil over a hi heat burner, put it in the insulated container, let it brew for 8 ours. the outside of the thermal pot is cool to touch unlike the slow cooker crock pots.some recipes developed for the thermal pots say the food will stay at safe temps for 12 hr- but those are for the larger cookers which have more thermal reserve. this is the little guy.
You would just make them both seperately, get both to a boil, then take the small pot, put it IN the big one and lid it, and boil that for about 4 minutes. Pop that into the thermal part and shut and lock the lid.
I like the thermal cooker.. It is works very good for easy cooking and save a lot of time. Thanks again !! !
Washing the pots was easy too. I hand-washed the large one but put the smaller one and the lid into the dishwasher. I will be trying this cooker out more and will report back if anything should go awry, but it's really very easy to use. I am also going to try this cooker out but use my rocket stove as the source for heat.
I've only used this thermal cooker once so far, but I gotta say that I find it fascinating! I made a chicken curry dish and thought it was cool just throwing the ingredients into the big pot along with enough water, bring it all to a roiling boil for about 10 minutes and then place it into the thermal outer pot to cook for the rest of the day while I did other stuff.
I love it. Period.It's very well constructed, MUCH cheaper than the thermos brand although I am sure the heat retention is better on those, and it works.The big pot has a really nice sandwiched design on the bottom I mean it's quite a decent pot on it's own. The smaller one that fits inside is just a really basic pot, but it fits INSIDE the bigger pot.
Then I placed the boiling pot inside the thermal cooker and sealed it. After about 10 hours I opened it to find the beans were not all the way cooked - still a bit crunchy. So I brought them to another boil and placed them into the thermal cooker again for overnight. In the morning they were still a bit crunchy. I then cooked them the rest of the way on the stove. It obviously won't hold heat long enough to cook dried beans. :(
After 6 months of moderate use, my cooking pot became unusable because of some faulty metalwork causing it to pop while being heated up. The severity of the problem increased with each use, so I had to stop using it altogether. I sent Saratoga Jacks an email but they didn't respond, and after two weeks I left a bad review on their website, which they never published. They also ignored my inquiry about refund policy, and I haven't heard anything from them in two months.
I am so impressed with this product, I can put almost anything into it and return a few hours later and it is done, the only problem I have had is macaroni, you can't leave it too long or it falls apart. I would have appreciated a recipe book but since I can get most recipes on the internet it really was not a problem. I am having a great time adapting my favorite recipes to use this money saving, time saving and worry saving cooking system.
Answer: yes