Crock-Pot 8-Quart Express Crock XL vs Cuisinart 3-in-1 Multicooker Cook Central MSC-600

The size of the crock pot is so big that it didn't fit in my kitchen. I found that I was unable to use the Crock-Pot because of this fact. I'm happy to say that I did give the Crock-Pot to my daughter who has children and can cook great big meals for her family. She absolutely loves it

Mine is a one-person household and this is the ideal size for me; anything smaller wouldn't make enough leftovers. The included cookbook has nutritional information - number of servings, calories, carbs, fat, protein, sodium, and more - for all 50 recipes. I gave it four stars instead of five because it's not what I consider programmable, but I'm very pleased with it for the price.

I can cook everything in one pot. A multi functional pot. I use it every day and its holding up very well. Made many meals in it and very happy

not a big deal, but you have to watch everything and confirm that youve in fact turned the cooker on and heard it start before walking away for the day.

So we made our traditional things we would make like stews and then we pushed it! Normally I like a pot roast to go all day (6-8 hours). So we decided to try it with pressure cooker to see if we could speed it up. We did it in 2 hours and it tasted like all day cooking! Hooray!. We haven't done the frying yet but it's next on our list to try

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.