Any difference between an old Crock Pot and new Slow Cooker?
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Add Lipton onion soup dry mix for flavor, or you can add a package of gravy mix to the water. Cooking in a crock pot you need to add seasonings - more than you would normally use. Great place to cook chili, spagetti sauce with meatballs, etc. A real time saver for someone who works or wants to quilt all day. Another form of seasoning is Italian salad dressing dry mix. Add's great flavor to pork chops.
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Originally Posted by sandyquilts
I've never had any luck either. A friend said I should try low heat and longer time like 8-10hrs. I'm going to give it a go as soon as our kitchen remodel is done (soon I hope).
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I only quickly went through the other posts and didn't see the true answer to your original question.
"Crock Pot" was and is a registered, trademarked name by the Rival company. A slow cooker is the generic name.
"Crock Pot" was and is a registered, trademarked name by the Rival company. A slow cooker is the generic name.
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I noticed that also. Even on LOW setting my new cooker would be boiling in four hours. I was talking to my daughter about that and she said it now a "goverment knows best " thing. All crock pots and slow cookers have to reach a certain temperture in a certain amount of time to ensure that the food is "safe" Kind of defeats the whole purpose of a crock pot ( putting something in before you go to work) and letting it slow cook all day. Just another example of our "Big Brother " goverment .
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Your food never has to reach boiling point for food safety. The temp has to reach 145.. or higher..except 165 for poultry or stuffed foods. My newer crock pot has 3 different settings.. keep warm, low or high. I used mine today to keep my pizza hot dish hot until supper time..was in there from noon until 6 pm.. was fantastic.
If your crock boils on low...I would call the company who made it. As it is a defect. I have three different sizes at home here..and two in our camper. Not one issue with any of them.
If your crock boils on low...I would call the company who made it. As it is a defect. I have three different sizes at home here..and two in our camper. Not one issue with any of them.
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