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Slow cooker?
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Can someone recommend a green slow cooker? My research online has turned up the vita clay, Sunpentown zisha slow cooker and Sanyuan slow cooker. Any recs are appreciated!
Re: Slow cooker?
I can honestly say I've never even considered this and I use my slow cookers like crazy.
The vitaclay is only 3 quarts. That might be enough for your day to day chicken breasts, ,beans, and rice, but most standard crock pot recipes, particularly for soups and stews, would need a 4 or 6 quart pot. It depends what you use a slow cooker for, but I know a 3 quart wouldn't be practical at my house.
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