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Customers love this slow cooker for its reliable performance, easy cleaning with just one pot to wash, and perfect size for family use. The appliance cooks well, prevents overcooking, and maintains accurate temperature control, with handles that don't get hot. However, durability is a concern as the non-stick coating peels off in multiple spots.

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1128 customers mention quality, 1052 positive, 76 negative

Customers love this slow cooker, describing it as the best multi-cooker.

Great product. Sear then slow cook in one pot. The timer is great. Only problem I had was the the pot handle broke the first time I washed it….Read more

It's a great slow cooker, the perfect size for me, I really like the recipies booklet that came with it, and it looks great on the counter, so we…Read more

By far the best slow cooker I have ever owned. Being able to saute and brown items in the pot makes all the difference. Very easy clean up as well.Read more

Great cooker, ideal for two people. If you mostly cook lentils, stew and such you are good. Dont expect to do deep full chicken in this….Read more

881 customers mention reliability, 650 positive, 231 negative

Customers find the slow cooker reliable, reporting that it works amazingly and does everything it says.

We purchased one of these in 2015 and it still works great. Just purchased a second one this year as we sometimes need two for big family gatherings….Read more

…This units cleans up well, looks good and works well. Kind of fun to use. Does not take up much counter-space and gives great results….Read more

…in fire so in May 2017 I bought another…Now in Feb. 2018 it stopped working…Very disappointed as I really needed it today.. Will Cuisinart stand…Read more

…It has all the features I like and works very well. I was however, disappointed to discover pinholes in the glazing of the bottom of the crock….Read more

614 customers mention ease of cleaning, 604 positive, 10 negative

Customers find the slow cooker easy to clean, appreciating that it requires only one pot and eliminates the need for extra skillets.

Love it! Works as described, easy to clean, the sear / brown feature is such a bonus, and the cookbook contains recipes that one might actually try.Read more

…After several uses I have no complaints about it. Very easy to clean as well. Great bang for your buck and has saved me money from eating out. Buy it!Read more

…is so easy to slow cook and steam (the two functions I use most) and clean! If you are a family of more than two people I highly recommend sizing up!Read more

…and quality is excellent, oval ceramic pot perfect size for 2-3, easy clean up, glass top with beefy knob, know I will get a ton of use, made…Read more

518 customers mention size, 449 positive, 69 negative

Customers appreciate the slow cooker's size, finding it perfect for family use and good for most recipes, with one customer noting it's large enough for a whole chicken.

For the time it worked, it worked great- it was the perfect size, pot and lid were heavy duty and dishwasher safe, the outside wasn't too hot to the…Read more

…This pot cleans up so easily, no liner or spray needed. It’s a great size and I can’t wait to make ribs in it because they never fit very well in my…Read more

…5 stars for ease of use, size, design, and performance. 0 stars for the fact that its literally falling apart after owning it for 1.5 years.Read more

…It is a good size also. I've cooked a number of recipes in it for 2 persons. I'm very pleased with this purchase.Read more

438 customers mention cookability, 388 positive, 50 negative

Customers find that the slow cooker performs well, cooking food evenly and preventing overcooking. One customer specifically mentions it does a great job with meat and onions.

…Nice and big for our family of 7. User friendly, cooks great, and the handles on the sides are awesome too! Highly reccomend!Read more

…Both handles eventually came off. It still cooks well, but I was disappointed that for the price this cooker wasn’t better quality all over….Read more

Love this slow cooker especially the browning setting, cooks very well Really looks good in my kitchen, Great for our 5th wheel.Read more

…This one cooks beautifully and also looks good. It's a nice addition to my kitchen. I've used it several times, to make chili and a vegetable curry….Read more

436 customers mention temperature, 306 positive, 130 negative

Customers appreciate the slow cooker's temperature control, with accurate readings and a keep-warm setting, while noting that the handles remain cool to the touch.

…I also love the keep warm feature, so after your time is up, it will kick into a warming mode so you have a perfectly heated meal whenever you're…Read more

…I also like the ease of use with the high , low, warm, and simmer settings….Read more

Does not get hot enough I put it on for six hours at the fifth hour. It was still lukewarm. This is the second time I’ve tried it.Read more

…can put a 2 to 3lb roast in program the cooking time and then it switches to warm after the time you programed in….Read more

431 customers mention ease of use, 423 positive, 8 negative

Customers find the slow cooker easy to use, particularly for making delicious meals and cooking early in the day.

Not much to say – I love this slow cooker. Easy to use. Good quality. The base doesn't get hot. The insert is high quality ceramic and easy to clean….Read more

…It cooks food perfectly, is easy to clean, and very easy to use. If you use a slow cooker liner, you don't even have to clean it. Very satisfied.Read more

Love the cooking functionality and ease of use but extremely disappointed in how the insert's Teflon coating began bubbling off after only a few uses…Read more

…-cooker that would allow options for cooking—it does; that was easy to operate—it is; and that was generous in size—and it is!…Read more

454 customers mention durability, 103 positive, 351 negative

Customers report significant durability issues with the slow cooker, noting that the non-stick coating flakes off in multiple spots, the interior is not durable, and some units broke after first use.

…Now it is flaking off and rusting. Unacceptable. Sadly I bought the 7 quart ones, which is going to do this too? Great. 😡…Read more

…didn't take long for the coating on the insert to start bubbling and coming off. I always used silicone utensils to protect it from scratching….Read more

…The problem is it broke. All I get now is ERR and sometimes it doesn't say anything. For $130 it definitely shouldn't be breaking in one use….Read more

…in one pot, Plus I felt confidence in the brand based upon the durability and convenience of my Cuisinart pressure cooker and Cuisinart food…Read more



Amazing product. Does everything!

5 out of 5 stars

Amazing product. Does everything!
Title: Perfect All-in-One Cooker — I Use It Constantly! Review: I bought this Cuisinart four-mode cooker because I wanted one appliance that could handle multiple cooking tasks without taking up a lot of counter space. It can sauté, steam, slow cook, and roast — and it does all of them really well. First impressions: When it arrived, the first thing I noticed was how solid and well-made it felt. The controls are simple, the inner pot is sturdy, and nothing feels cheap. Performance after real use: After using it often for several different meals, I can say it’s become one of my most reliable kitchen tools. I love being able to sauté meat or vegetables right in the same pot before switching to slow-cook — no extra pans to wash. It cooks evenly, heats up fast, and everything I’ve made has turned out great. Pros: • Very versatile (sauté, steam, roast, slow cook) • Saves time and reduces extra dishes • Easy to clean • Solid build and reliable performance • Great for everyday cooking Cons: • None so far — it’s performed perfectly for everything I’ve used it for Would I buy it again? Absolutely. It’s one of those appliances I reach for constantly, and it has replaced several other gadgets.
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  • Tiger

    5 out of 5 stars

    Great for Small Recipes or 1-2 People, Easier to Clean

    Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2012
    Size: 3.5 QuartsStyle: Cooker

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    We love it. It is an ideal size for small recipes for 1-2 people, with limited left overs depending on how much you eat, fill your plate or just 1/3 your plate with other sides like a veggie & potatoes or roll. But it doesn't fit everything that you would want to make. Realistically you will likely need both a 3.5 and 5 quart crock pots to select based on the size of the recipe. We still use this 3.5qt most for 2 of us, but have on occasion found it filled too quickly and switched over to the 5qt. Remember, any crock pot should only be filled to 2/3, not the top that is shown in all pictures on any box. We had started with a lot of veggies and potatoes and found we were already at 2/3 on this 3.5qt before we could even add the meat, so we switched to the 5qt. But then you do not want to always use a 5qt either, because you do not want too little in. So we end up using this 3.5qt most for the 2 of us, but have to occasionally use 5qt. The 3.5qt pot is easier to clean because it is smaller and weighs less than the 5qt.

    The construction and quality of this pot seem very good to us. The lid is standard thickness for crock pots, and there doesn't seem to be any need for it to be heavier while it is cooking. It does build up condensed water around the ring of the lid and bubbles out during cooking as it continually pushed out steam. The 4 settings seem to give you plenty of flexibility, but we use low for most, and the automatic switch to warming mode is nice. The recipe book was actually nice compared to a Crock Pot brand 5qt (that we also like) that claimed a recipe book, but really only added a few pages at the pack of its manual. This one is a nice spiral bound book, but no pictures.

    We couldn't always just set it and forget it, or just follow the exact time on the recipe. You really have to experiment to find the ideal cooking time for you. We found our recipes are done earlier than the usual 8 hours stated in our recipes, and ended up getting overcooked. So you make it once, realize it is dryer or veggies are overcooked, so you reduce the time next time. So the meals weren't perfect the first time we did any recipe so far, but were better the second time around when we made cooking time adjustments. For example, the first meal shown in the video was overdone, apples overcooked, and meat was a bit tough, which I think you can see in the video. So next time, just cook it less. For some meats, you really should test with a probe thermometer to ensure it is safely cooked, but hopefully only to confirm it is done, not to check frequently because you have to add cooking time every time you remove the lid. For the second meal shown in the video (pulled pork), it too cooked longer than needed the first time, and was better the second time when we checked the temperature earlier and confirmed done earlier. The best success we had with this was making pulled pork. Btw, I skipped showing the steps testing the meat temperature, adding the BBQ sauce, and using a fork to shred the pork.
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  • Lynnie

    5 out of 5 stars

    Amazing product. Does everything!

    Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2025
    Size: 7 QuartsStyle: Cooker

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    Title:
    Perfect All-in-One Cooker — I Use It Constantly!

    Review:
    I bought this Cuisinart four-mode cooker because I wanted one appliance that could handle multiple cooking tasks without taking up a lot of counter space. It can sauté, steam, slow cook, and roast — and it does all of them really well.

    First impressions:
    When it arrived, the first thing I noticed was how solid and well-made it felt. The controls are simple, the inner pot is sturdy, and nothing feels cheap.

    Performance after real use:
    After using it often for several different meals, I can say it’s become one of my most reliable kitchen tools. I love being able to sauté meat or vegetables right in the same pot before switching to slow-cook — no extra pans to wash. It cooks evenly, heats up fast, and everything I’ve made has turned out great.

    Pros:
    • Very versatile (sauté, steam, roast, slow cook)
    • Saves time and reduces extra dishes
    • Easy to clean
    • Solid build and reliable performance
    • Great for everyday cooking

    Cons:
    • None so far — it’s performed perfectly for everything I’ve used it for

    Would I buy it again?
    Absolutely. It’s one of those appliances I reach for constantly, and it has replaced several other gadgets.

    Amazing product. Does everything!

    Lynnie

    5 out of 5 stars

    Amazing product. Does everything!

    Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2025
    Size: 7 QuartsStyle: Cooker

    Title:
    Perfect All-in-One Cooker — I Use It Constantly!

    Review:
    I bought this Cuisinart four-mode cooker because I wanted one appliance that could handle multiple cooking tasks without taking up a lot of counter space. It can sauté, steam, slow cook, and roast — and it does all of them really well.

    First impressions:
    When it arrived, the first thing I noticed was how solid and well-made it felt. The controls are simple, the inner pot is sturdy, and nothing feels cheap.

    Performance after real use:
    After using it often for several different meals, I can say it’s become one of my most reliable kitchen tools. I love being able to sauté meat or vegetables right in the same pot before switching to slow-cook — no extra pans to wash. It cooks evenly, heats up fast, and everything I’ve made has turned out great.

    Pros:
    • Very versatile (sauté, steam, roast, slow cook)
    • Saves time and reduces extra dishes
    • Easy to clean
    • Solid build and reliable performance
    • Great for everyday cooking

    Cons:
    • None so far — it’s performed perfectly for everything I’ve used it for

    Would I buy it again?
    Absolutely. It’s one of those appliances I reach for constantly, and it has replaced several other gadgets.

    18 people found this helpful

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  • Eliza Barrón

    5 out of 5 stars

    Best One Yet

    Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2014
    Size: 3.5 QuartsStyle: Cooker

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    I have had this through the winter (slow cooking season) so I feel I can leave a review now.

    I have other sizes and brands of slow cookers, but this one gets used the most for a few reasons.

    First, I cook meals for 2 people with leftovers…so you could consider that 4 people. We are pretty big eaters…for instance we can destroy a full size pot roast within 2 days. Hey, it's the Midwest – we love beef! I feel I could fit an entire (smaller) chicken in this cooker if I wanted to. Mostly I cook boneless chicken breasts, stews, chili, and the aforementioned pot roast. This cooker is that perfect in-between size where I can do as little as 3 large chicken breasts or as much as a roast and potatoes, although that fills it to the top.

    Second thing I like about this cooker is the programmable timer is dead easy. At first I thought it was too simplistic and would confuse me, but I have no problems with it, whereas my "Stay or Go"…I had so much trouble feeling like I had it on the right setting I would sometimes consult the manual and often leave for work convinced that I did something wrong. I came home to THAT cooker "off" one day for no reason and I never did figure out if it was user error or a power failure, but there was no way the food was safe. The Cuisinart is easy and I feel confident it will go into warm mode when the cook time is done, since that is the default setting…which is ideal for me since I am away from home 11-13 hours.

    Third thing I like is that it's actually easier to clean than my "Stay or Go." I have no idea HOW since they both have the black removable crock, but this one releases stuck food much much easier.

    I have NOT tested it, but it also seems the temps are better in this crock. My other one seemed way way too hot hot hot on the low setting and there was just no way a boneless skinless chicken breast would survive that. This Cuisinart cooker just made me the most lovely pot of moist juicy white chicken breast (which I shredded and used for tacos) the other day and I am STILL amazed.

    Two quibbles:
    I think it's expensive. I delayed buying due to that and I wish I'd had this cooker sooner!

    The cord is about 16" long at MOST. It's the shortest cord ever. I understand that this is probably for safety??? But in older homes like mine it often means there is only one spot on the countertop where this can go, and it's where everything else is…my other crock at least had a long enough cord that I could put the cooker on the stovetop and keep the countertop clear, but this one has to be snugged right up to the outlet, directly under the cabinets.
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  • John Bruno

    5 out of 5 stars

    High Quality

    Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2026
    Size: 6 QuartsStyle: Cooker

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    Exceptional appliance – easy to use. Great results

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  • JMHO-NH

    1 out of 5 stars

    Insert Came Warped and Cuisinart charges you to return. LUCKILY AMAZON does not. But Star Rating For CUISINART company.

    Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2016
    Size: 7 QuartsStyle: Cooker

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    Last and final update because unfortunately they have dropped to 1 star now. In total I have had to return this product four times. The last time was because unit stopped turning on one day after one month. Gave it one more chance. Now this one lasted 4 months and is The final straw. This one is doing same had started to get screwy with temperature, boiling things on low and simmer, couldn't stop it from getting too hot even on low slow cook.. Then one day didn't turn on. Waited til next day and would get just light up screen no functioning. Then worked again for week. Not heating well. Now today again won't turn on. I need reliability. I'm done.
    Expensive and unreliable. So disappointed.
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    UPDATE ON MY REVIEW: This is a great piece of equipment for your kitchen I use this every day from breakfast to lunch to dinner, to pre-making meals to put into the freezer> It has so many uses I would not be able to even list them all.
    Today I used it to pre-cook vegetables to use during the week. Then I made brown rice to use later as well. (I have a rice cooker, but I actually preferred to use this over my rice cooker it allows me to cook perfectly steamed rice quickly using the boil/steam button. Then I cooked meat and chicken. I also made eggs this morning. You can heat up slices of pizza (or reheat other items ) so that the cheese melts perfectly and the bottom gets a little crispy. You can prepare a meal that has various steps such as saute, roast, and then slow cook in the same pot. I absolutely love this cooker. It is a breeze to clean, you can put insert into dishwasher, but I just wipe out and wash at sink quickly dry it and put it right back. > Additionally, the following Review included my experience with Cuisinart's policy on their products. I purchased this MSC-800 cooker and was very excited to receive it and start using it. I have owned multicookers before and think they are a great item for my needs. When this cooker arrived, I put it to the test right away. Unfortunately after a few different tests I realized that the cooker insert is slightly warped and therefore causing uneven heating and cooking, temperature etc. Ok, this is alright, things like this happen. I called Cuisinart and they tell me that it is a Limited Warranty and that they will replace it, but I have to pay to ship it to them. I explained again that I had just gotten it 3 days before, did I really have to Pay to ship it to be replaced? The agent was so rude that I had to ask for a supervisor. Long story short she lied said there wasn't one, I had to call back and start all over. Cuisinart does in fact feel that YOU should pay to ship a defective product to them. One that cost hundreds of dollars and did not work properly from the start due to a manufacturing defect. This made me feel so badly as a customer. My first Cuisinart purchase. feeling like I made a mistake because of such a sad way to treat a customer. Thank goodness for AMAZON. They Made this experience better. They are sending me a new one before they even get this one. Thank you AMAZON. So, This is going to be a two part review. I do look forward to having a working cooker, but I will also note in that review that I am not feeling very warm and fuzzy about Cuisinart MSC-800 Cook Central 4-in-1 Multi-Cooker, 7 quart and will not be purchasing another product from their company.
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  • Fred

    4 out of 5 stars

    Great functions with quirky button label issue

    Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2025
    Size: 6 QuartsStyle: Cooker

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    I bought this cooker to replace my 2 old crockpots. One was over 20 years old with very basic functions. The other is about 8 years old but the digital display has gone haywire after moisture got into the console. So I like the design of this new cooker where the console is attached to the lowest point of the main vessel to minimize moisture seeping in over time. I have used this new cooker twice. Once just to cook something slowly to test the basics. It was an onion chicken dish. It came out better than using my old crock pot. I then did a chili dish that involved sauteing and slow cooking. With this device I did the sauteing and slow cooking in the same pot. I loved it. I used to have to do the sauteing in separate pans. This new cooker saved a lot of washing up. The 6 quart volume was deceptively large. (one of the old crockpots was 7 quarts and I was worried about if the new cooker can handle the volume of the same chili dish)

    However there was something quirky about this particular cooker unit. It was missing the "START/STOP" button. Like most people, I don't like reading user manuals. When I tried cooking my onion chicken I could not start the cooker. A quick review of the manual led me to realize that the "BROWN/SAUTE" label was placed on the Start/Step button. There were 2 buttons labeled "BROWN/SAUTE." The second "BROWN/SAUTE" button functions the same as described in the manual for "START/STOP" . In a way it makes this cooker a little more endearing. I wish I was in the world of stamp collecting 🙂

    Great functions with quirky button label issue

    Fred

    4 out of 5 stars

    Great functions with quirky button label issue

    Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2025
    Size: 6 QuartsStyle: Cooker

    I bought this cooker to replace my 2 old crockpots. One was over 20 years old with very basic functions. The other is about 8 years old but the digital display has gone haywire after moisture got into the console. So I like the design of this new cooker where the console is attached to the lowest point of the main vessel to minimize moisture seeping in over time. I have used this new cooker twice. Once just to cook something slowly to test the basics. It was an onion chicken dish. It came out better than using my old crock pot. I then did a chili dish that involved sauteing and slow cooking. With this device I did the sauteing and slow cooking in the same pot. I loved it. I used to have to do the sauteing in separate pans. This new cooker saved a lot of washing up. The 6 quart volume was deceptively large. (one of the old crockpots was 7 quarts and I was worried about if the new cooker can handle the volume of the same chili dish)

    However there was something quirky about this particular cooker unit. It was missing the "START/STOP" button. Like most people, I don't like reading user manuals. When I tried cooking my onion chicken I could not start the cooker. A quick review of the manual led me to realize that the "BROWN/SAUTE" label was placed on the Start/Step button. There were 2 buttons labeled "BROWN/SAUTE." The second "BROWN/SAUTE" button functions the same as described in the manual for "START/STOP" . In a way it makes this cooker a little more endearing. I wish I was in the world of stamp collecting 🙂

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  • Tibby Wroten

    5 out of 5 stars

    So Far We Love It

    Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2012
    Size: 3.5 QuartsStyle: Cooker

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    I can't speak to the longevity of this slow cooker as I've only had it for two weeks. In that time, however, it has seen a lot of action. Many years ago my grandmother bought me a cheap slow cooker and gave me a few older used slow-cooker cookbooks. Everything came out tasting like the same chewy rubber, so I gave up and gave the slow cooker away. After a delicious meal at a friend's house recently that was made in a slow cooker I thought I would be willing to give them a try again. I did some research into what kinds of features I would like and what size would be best for our three-person family and hit upon this particular slow cooker. I have several other Cuisinart products in my kitchen and have been happy with their durability and quality so I was happy to purchase this brand again.
    The best features of the slow cooker, for me, are the timer, the variety of settings, and the size. The time allows you to set the slow cooker in 30 minute increments. After cooking on whatever setting you choose, it automatically switches to warm (not off!). This was a feature missing from my older slow cooker which made it imperative that I was home to turn it off at the correct time. I should also note that you do not have to use the timer. This slow cooker, unlike my other one, also has four heat settings: high, low, warm, and simmer. Although the manual says only to use warm for food that is already prepared, it is still a useful setting. As I said, it switches to this once it is finished cooking and keeps the food warm until you are ready to serve. There are only three people in our household, myself, my husband, and our infant daughter. We did not need an enormous slow cooker. I could see wanting one to make leftovers or feed a crowd, but neither of those were really issues for us. The size is more than adequate and it still makes more than enough for us to feed a few others if we had a party.
    The biggest perk of having one of these in kitchen is, as I have discovered coming into the hotter months, that I don't have to turn the oven on. I love pulled pork, braised meats, or just generally a hot meal, but having the oven on in the summer is miserable even with the AC blasting. This totally solves that problem! It is also very easy to use and attractive (as compared to some of the 1970s versions I have seen).
    Long story short, I am happy with this slow cooker. It's the perfect size and I can cook while staying cool.
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  • TeacherAmy

    5 out of 5 stars

    Why did I not get this sooner??

    Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2014
    Size: 3.5 QuartsStyle: Cooker

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    For the ten years I've been married, I've thought I just didn't have the slow cooker gene. So many people rave about their effortless Crock-Pot dishes, and yet mine always turned out dry, stringy, leathery, and mushy-tasting. I finally accepted it as one of those things I just don't have the talent for, like gift-wrapping and pretty much anything athletic.

    When I started troubleshooting with friends, I found out a few tips that made me rethink the situation. Our 6-quart (because my then-fiancé insisted it was the necessary size) was actually too big for most of the cooking I did. Then, the slow cookers of today run at much higher temps than the old-school ones we remember our moms using. I finally looked up the Amazon reviews on the specific model we'd received as a wedding gift and discovered that, with several hundred reviews, it had a 2-star rating for the same reasons I'd struggled with. Ah.

    I finally let go of my loyalty to the wedding gift and decided to try another model. Don't laugh, but this is a GAME-CHANGER. I was concerned that the 3.5 quart slow cooker would be too small, but it's ideal for our family of four. Roasts, whole chickens, soups, all sorts of things are in there, and I find that I have it out on the counter being used more often than I have it in the cabinet! I threw in a whole chicken the first day to make shredded stuff for a soup, and the results were what I always thought it was supposed to be: falling-off-the-bone tender, juicy, perfectly done. I then put the carcass back in with some vegetable scraps I'd been saving, and after setting the slow cooker to 'simmer' for 24 hours, I had a phenomenal organic chicken stock. (If you haven't looked up the health benefits of this stuff, you're in for a pleasant surprise.)

    There are two features that I won't do without now: the ability to program time in half-hour increments up to 24 hours (yay!) and the four settings: high, low, simmer, and warm. Turns out the 'simmer' setting is almost the same as what 'low' used to be years ago, which is ideal for things like bone broth. Being able to set the temp to 'warm' from the start is also a wonderful feature, and I really enjoy having that flexibility.

    The insert is remarkably easy to clean, and the exterior just needs a simple wipe-down with a damp cloth. The footprint is reasonably small, so that having it on the counter all day does not eat up the entire space. Much as it pained me to donate a generous wedding gift, I really am wishing I'd bought this particular model years ago!!
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  • ElbowsUpCanada
    5 out of 5 stars
    LOVE IT.
    Reviewed in Canada on November 8, 2019
    Size: 3.5 QuartsStyle: Cooker

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    I love this crock pot. It is the perfect size for an additional unit for entertaining and the display is so visible and it is so easy to use. Would highly recommend and purchase again.

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  • archana das
    1 out of 5 stars
    No display no power
    Reviewed in India on May 28, 2016
    Size: 3.5 QuartsStyle: Cooker

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    The product never worked right from the beginning. You have to buy a 220/110v converter to run this gadget. The power consumption is 200 w.To be in the safe side I used a 350w converter but the cooker display never came on nor the cooker. Awaiting replacement / refund. Cost of the cooker was Rs.8229.

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  • Cheryl S.
    5 out of 5 stars
    Great multipurpose cooker
    Reviewed in Canada on March 12, 2023
    Size: 6 QuartsStyle: Cooker

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    I’ve only used the Slow Cooker function so far, but it does a great job. It has a good sized capacity for a family of four. It appears to be sturdy and well made so far.

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  • daniella
    1 out of 5 stars
    Slow cooker
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 1, 2026
    Size: 3.5 QuartsStyle: Cooker

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    Absolutely shocking product waiting so long for it and it came with no plug other than an American
    Don’t buy

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  • Eduardo Bravo
    5 out of 5 stars
    Gran tamaño
    Reviewed in Mexico on March 29, 2024
    Size: 7 QuartsStyle: Cooker

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    Me gustó el tamaño y muy buena marca

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Product Summary: Cuisinart PSC-350 3-1/2-Quart Programmable Slow Cooker, Silver, 9-1/2 in H x 9.1 in W x 12.67 in L

From Cuisinart
Oval-shaped programmable slow cooker with 3-1/2-quart ceramic pot
Touchpad control panel; 24-hour LCD countdown timer; 4 cooking modes
Automatic keep-warm; glass lid; nonslip rubber feet; stay-cool handles for safety
Dishwasher-safe pot and lid; instruction manual with recipes included
Product Built to North American Electrical Standards and BPA free Features: Touchpad control panel with LED timer display|24-hour cooking timer|Off/On Keep Warm Simmer Low and High settings|Removable 3.5-quart oval ceramic cooking pot|Automatically shifts to Warm when cook time ends|Brushed stainless steel housing|Glass lid with chrome-plated knob|Dishwasher-safe lid and ceramic pot|Nonslip rubber feet|Instruction/recipe book|Limited 3-year warranty|BPA Free

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    Cuisinart PSC-350 3-1/2-Quart Programmable Slow Cooker, Silver, 9-1/2 in H x 9.1 in W x 12.67 in L

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