Large slow cooker for large meals

[malikash]

Hi guys my friend is having a graduation party in a few weeks and just purchased one of these big slow cookers to help him cook for a large number of people. I think I might get one.
What do you guys think? Have you ever used it?
Thanks!

 

[tangela]

That is a HUGE one. I mean it would be good if you know they have multiple people in their family, but for someone like myself and my boyfriend that would be way too big. I think we have the standard sized ones, and even then when we make crock-pot meals we always end up with a lot of left-overs (we often freeze it though).

But slow cookers/crockpots in general are just awesome I didn't start using them until last December and now I'm completely in love <3

 

[welsh dragon]

I'd love one. I cook a lot of casseroles in the winter and that would be perfect. However, I don't like the price very much. But I would like one.

 

[tangela]

I'd love one. I cook a lot of casseroles in the winter and that would be perfect. However, I don't like the price very much. But I would like one.

That's true, but the way I see things like these is they're a long-term investment on both the time and the product's part. It may be expensive now but if it'll save you time and money in the long run then why not?

 

[Hanna_Fa]

I'd rather suggest to get multicooker instead of slow cooker. It cooks fast, easy and you can make there a great variety of food. Like stew, soup, steam dishes, and also fry, make yogurt, you name it. Redmond brand is producing 3L to 6L multicookers, I have 5L one. It's perfect for family of 4.