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Slow cooker recommendations

nanamags
nanamags Posts: 313 Forumite
in Old style MoneySaving
Hi Folks

My trusty slow cooker of nearly 25 years has finally exhausted itself. It was very basic only on and off. Can you please recommend a replacement? I have several receipe books so would like to experiment. Hopefully I can get the replacement in the sales.

Thanks

Mags
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  • Mr_Lahey
    Mr_Lahey Posts: 1,289 Forumite
    nanamags wrote: »
    Hi Folks

    My trusty slow cooker of nearly 25 years has finally exhausted itself. It was very basic only on and off. Can you please recommend a replacement? I have several receipe books so would like to experiment. Hopefully I can get the replacement in the sales.

    Thanks

    Mags

    Ive got a crock pot and whilst i dont use it that often its always reliable and makes gorgeous food!
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  • Crisp_£_note
    Crisp_£_note Posts: 1,525 Forumite
    I have just purchased my first ever Slow Cooker

    http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4228613/Trail/searchtext%3ESLOW+COOKER.htm

    from Argos its one of their WOW value ranges cost £10. and holds 2 litres. Its quite small in diameter but deep (kind of like a tin of paint). It has 3 settings Low, High and Keep Warm. The lid isnt quite as heavy as others (according to the reviews it can rattle a tiny bit sometimes) but some foil will do the trick I am told.

    There are others available obviously but this is fine for the 2 of us so far!
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