Which Slow Cooker should I buy?

didoatwork | 16:49 Fri 02nd Sep 2011 | Food & Drink

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Just saw the other thread about slow cookers, I would like suggestions on the best one? I don't mind a big one so I can freeze some meals.

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AB Editor

Have a look at the reviews for these, they're all 6.5 litres - which is fairly large! Slow cookers on Amazon

vallaw

I am a singleton so I bought a little one - then found it's not big enough to do ham shanks, lamb shanks etc. Wouldn't go too big but think what you want to cook. I'm about to get another one - no harm in multiples!

ChuckFickens

Or whichs reviews are worth reading for most things...

http://www.which.co.u...reviews/slow-cookers/

(I have a cheap Tescos one and can't fault it)

(p.s. that's cheating Ed!)

didoatwork

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Thanks AB and Vallaw. I'll give it some thought and check out that link. Cheers.

shaneystar2

I'm on my third one .It's a Morphy Richards 6.5 Litre.The oval one which I find better for joints of meat .

didoatwork

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Thanks everyone, I think I might go with the Morphy Richards. Oval is a good idea for joints, thanks.

237SJ

My one`s Morphy Richards as well. The capacity isn`t the same as stated though. Mine says a 6.5 litre capacity is actually 4.5 litre working capacity and the 3.5 capacity is a 2.5 working capacity. Not quite sure what that`s all about really.