Slow Cooker recommendations

[Leggibone]

I did not know about the liners...
ours I think is morphy Richards, but I hate cleaning it! However these liners might provide a way to allow more use!

[wifey]

We have a Breville one and it’s very useful and easy to use. Perfect for the three of us and whatever meat we do in ours there’s usually plenty for everyone to eat. I can fit a 2.8 kg brisket in there with some stock and leave it for hours since it only has three settings Low, High and Keep Warm. It makes some tasty casseroles. I have a good cookbook too with hundreds of recipes in it’s by Diane Phillips everything from soups to desserts so something for everyone.

[scotsman2010]

Another vote for the MR sear and stew...……..my top tip, buy a single hand oven glove too as with the pot being aluminium it moves easily when stirring on the hob

[marypoppins38]

Originally Posted by scotsman2010

Another vote for the MR sear and stew...……..my top tip, buy a single hand oven glove too as with the pot being aluminium it moves easily when stirring on the hob

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Yes! Exactly this! I bought one of those that has a rubber type hand and its perfect. You also won't need liners in this one as its non-stick so washes really easily.

[Nicksgirl]

I got a cheapie from Asda... £9 and then it went up to £14. I absolutely adore it, bought some for my friends and it is one of the best kitchen appliances I have ever bought. I now have 2 for large get togethers. My advice, don't pay out for expensive ones, the cheap Asda one is brilliant. xxx

[Guest]

A good slow cook book is a good investment too. So many fab things that wouldnt immediately spring to mind.

[ERICSMUM]

Originally Posted by Nicksgirl

I got a cheapie from Asda... £9 and then it went up to £14. I absolutely adore it, bought some for my friends and it is one of the best kitchen appliances I have ever bought. I now have 2 for large get togethers. My advice, don't pay out for expensive ones, the cheap Asda one is brilliant. xxx

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That was a good move if you weren’t certain you’d get a lot of use out of it.

[Danex]

Originally Posted by scotsman2010

Another vote for the MR sear and stew...……..my top tip, buy a single hand oven glove too as with the pot being aluminium it moves easily when stirring on the hob

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Thanks for the tip, I’ll pick one up as we only have the double ended oven gloves

[coggie]

Have three of different sizes. Either Morphy Richards or Asda own label.. They are brilliant and in my opinion no need to spend big as they are fairly simple things

[SquishTheWhale]

I've never tried the liners, however I stick it in the bottom of the dishwasher (obviously the removable dish not the whole thing! ) And it comes up fine.