I have a 6 qt oval crock pot brand slow cooker and am looking for something to elevate the food so the liquid drains down and away. Will this work?
1599037
I like the rack, but I don't love it. The sole reason I don't love it is that it sits a smidgen too low to make me happy. I bought the rack to raise ribs and roasts above the juices and fat in my 6 qt oval crock pot, but I sure wish it was just a little taller. I still have to use a turkey baster bulb and tube to suction the juices out of the pot. The rack is well-made and cleans easily and ultimately, it does to a small extent what I wanted it to do for me.
1599038
Yes, it will. I bought it specifically for my oval crock pot, and am very pleased.
1091625
The cooker works best if it is filled at least half full. Smaller dishes that basically cover the bottom cook way too fast because the whole liner gets hot. I cook for two people all the time but when I use the slow cooker I make large batches of soups, green chile pork, spaghetti sauce, etc. I freeze the leftovers in freezer containers in portions for two servings. Then when you have a night you are rushed and don't have time to cook you can make use of that frozen "dinner."
1215762
I had a 7qt slow cooker. Just two of us, so I ordered the 4 Qt and think it will be much better for us. The bigger size was just too big.
1781350
I use mine as a slow cooker most of the time, and it works wonderfully. In fact, my slow cooker recipes come out better in the Ninja than my old crock pot. The little hold does not seem to effect the cooking at all.
193017
I have no idea. You'll need to ask the crock maker. I would think so, though.
518197
I wouldn't because the lid is bladed and doesn't fit any size crock pot in my extensive collection. It's fairly useless actually. Good thing I bought two! LOL!
159135
As long as your crockpot is oval and the 6.5 quart size this insert should fit
2121850
I have a 3.5 qt. crockpot and there are several inches on the sides to spare, so would assume it does. Perhaps if you need a more specific answer then can go to the manufacturer. I think this bag was made to accommodate most slow cookers.
669642
Carlene, now that you mention it, mine has the same hole. I seen it before but never thought about it. My crock pot seems to work fine though.
569426
These are not my crock pots. You would have to ask the manufacturer. The one I purchased is of sufficient size.
762781
Depends on the shape of the cooker. I have a pressure cooker/slow cooker, it works very well to steam everything. Keeps foods out of the water.
1531976
There are "zillions" of recipes on the Internet. Unless the recipe calls for a bigger slow cooker, you will be fine. I am using all the recipes I have had with no problems.
758826
I use a small funnel. I run the sensor & wire through the small end of the funnel. This surrounds the sensor with liquid. In addition, I purchased a small stainless steel cooling rack that fits into the bottom of the slow cooker. I believe it aids the circulation of cooking liquid.
2202485
Yes, this should work. This is my second 6qt. roaster. Wouldn't be without it
1810407
I hope that Crock-Pot will see fit to offer the inserts for this model. I chose this model because reviews were better regarding it not leaking, and I like the power base idea (I have an electric kettle that has a similar power base). Please, Crock-Pot, start offering inserts for this model, so users can prepare multiple meals on the weekend, and tote the inserts to work. Thank you!
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Yes. You'll have plenty of room for the slow cooker and the table is sturdy. But before setting down the slow cooker, push down on the table top to make sure it's locked in place and balanced for your particular floor. Hope that helps.
1938429
I really don't know...haven't used it..if I had to guess I would say yes..sorry I couldn't be of more help..the crock pot is fantastic..love it.....:)