Crock-Pot Cook & Carry SCCPVS600ECP-S vs Ninja Foodi OP302

Also, there is a rubber gasket around the kid which I'm predicting will fail at some point. When it does, I'll be calling parts dept for a replacement, since it would likely render it useless.

This goes right down and now I can start to add the chicken. I did coat the bottom of this basket with olive oil. Just to help it not stick as bad the...

Very heavy, hard to clean, stuff was stuck to metal pot. instructions were to vague. Recipes were not to my liking. Could live without

The top fan can be tricky to clean as well. There are some YouTube videos on how it’s done without unscrewing, but bottom line is that the screw head is not standard. Lastly, my unit died the day after the warranty ended. Only lasted a year

I have used this twice and I think that it gets too hot, although I did not have it 1/2 full and I think maybe I should have gotten the 4 qt size if you need to have the crock 1/2 to 2/3 full

you need to coordinate the amount of food with the correct time and temperature. use only silicone, bamboo, wood utensils. that way you will have your pan as new for a long time.

Price was great and does produce good result. You may have to adjust cook timing for your recipes. Good deal!

This little guy is the best bang for my buck in YEARS! I use it all the time. it works AWESOME and keeps my house from heating up from using my big oven..

More often than not, its size serves to make dinner and then lunch for two days, for my husband and myself. This is a big Crock Pot. There are many like it but mine is in the kitchen. Here are some of the things that I have made with this device: - yams for Thanksgiving - spaghetti sauce - many varieties of chicken with stuff - shepherd's pie filling - curry sauce - Other Visiting for the holidays, my mother made meatballs for Christmas Eve, letting them simmer on low all day long, and they were delicious and tender

For pork/fish: Pat dry before cooking Husband's wondering if I'm going to ask for another one to be making ribs/burgers/steaks in 1, and french fries/roasted vegetables in the other. Kids even insisted we take it with us on one of our vacation trips (which we did!). Yeah, I don't want to be without it either!

This cooks beautifully however it is quite heavy to carry around while I appreciate the handle it's just too much for me to carry.

Make a quick post and you’ll usually get answers right away! Pay attention to the dimensions so you can see if it will fit on your counter. If you have low cabinets you will need clearance to open the lid. I have to slide mine forward to be able to open it. It is a big machine

.This is my first oval crock pot and the overall quality of the brand seems to have declined and this is also by far the lightest in weight of all of the crock pots I have owned (none of which have failed, one was lost in a move, I cracked the lid of one and couldn't find a replacement, and I broke the stoneware insert on another). The stainless steel shell on this model would be very easy to damage (dents/scratches) although the stoneware insert seems fine

Perfect for RV's. Now it does have heft to it, but maybe that's why it still is working! This review was long overdue, but it's valid, tested, and true. When R2D2 finally dies, I'll buy another Ninja. They have other versions of the product, but we'll see if I just buy this one again