Crock-Pot 6 Quart Cook & Carry Programmable Slow Cooker with Digital Timer Stainless Steel (CPSCVC60LL-S) pack of 1

I searched and even tried other Slow cookers before settling with this one... I chose this one because first off "it works as it should", and also I really like that it has both the pre-set and the manual features.. it also has "high and Low" settings.. you can set the timer along with various other features.... The Lid is another plus on this Slow cooker, it has latches to hold it in place with the rubber edges that also assist in keeping the heat from escaping...I got the 7-QT. perfect size, and the ceramic bowl get's very hot and cooks food evenly on all sides... I purchased a travel case also for when I carry food to other destinations... Perfect Slow cooker... I love it... Highly Recommended...

This nice looking stainless steel 6 quart Crockpot comes with a black stoneware insert that’s non-stick. It also has a snap on lid to prevent spills for easy transportation to any event. It has a large easy to read digital panel on front and is easy to use. We have enjoyed using the Crockpot and have had no issues with it since purchase in 2025. Such a great value for a quality Crockpot.

Easy to use. Easy to clean. Simple is as simple does. I bought this to replace my 15yr old pot of the same, which would have still been kicking had it not been dropped. Crock Pot is the name we use for a slow cooker. Kinda like a soda pop is to coke. I don’t need or want an item that does 12 things and breaks in a few years. I want something that works so well for so long that it gets so discolored people either worry about eating the food or look at it and think you darned well know your way around a kitchen. I panicked when my other pot went down. Our house’s busiest nights are fueled by crockpot meals. This size (7qt) works well for four to five big eaters.

This is my first Crock Pot, and I'm rather excited about it because I have seen so many videos on YouTube as to just how handy these things are. Since I did watch so many videos, the instruction sheet was almost unnecessary, though the sheet does give you hints and tips on cooking several things, as well as the all-important list of what NOT to do, such as, "Do not cook with the lid clamped down." And while yes, there have been some who have complained that everything doesn't fit together snugly, that is probably deliberate in its design. Contraction and expansion is pretty well known to most people by now. Plus, if the heat was constantly in direct contact with the stoneware, it may not be as efficient. A little breathing room can go a long way. The first thing I made was pulled Buffalo chicken, and while I have to admit that the Crock Pot did exude a "New" aroma, it still made a damn fine meal, and it didn't taste like what I was smelling. After its first use, this "New" aroma was no longer present. It just needed some breaking in. Another great feature is that it automatically switches from cooking to warming mode when the cooking time expires. Personally, I think it would be nice to have an alarm when it goes from cooking to warming mode just so you know it's done. And while it does get pretty hot to the touch, the handles are comfortably cool enough to lift and move this if necessary, even when this is at its hottest. Pros: It's new, so I can't say just how long it will actually last, but Crock Pot is the industry leader. They invented this, so I went with them. Let's see what happens in 5 years. Its easy to set and forget. The fact that it automatically switches to warm mode when done is fantastic . The digital touch pad is great, but hopefully this won't be a con later on. Only time will tell if the circuitry behind this will last the test of time. The lid can be locked down so you can transport this and its contents. Cons: It is a bit wobbly. There are two feet in the front, and one in the back. Really people? Who got paid for this "innovation?" Would it be so difficult for you to simply make it with two in the front, and two in the back!?! This is my only design complaint. If I could, I would give this 4 1/2 stars, but since I can't, I'm rounding up and giving it 5 stars. Not really a con. Dummy me didn't think that having something cooking on the counter would NOT draw my cats to it. They smell all that good stuff going on within, and they want in on it. MY BOTTOM LINE: It's easily programmable, and it simply does what it is supposed to do. Who can ask for anything more? Oh wait, I can. A longer warranty would be appreciated, since it is only a one year warranty, and a more stable base. But other than that, I am very satisfied.

I did a lot of online research before I purchased the Crock-Pot 7-Qt Stainless model with the locking lids, so "Cook & Carry." One thing I noticed was the wattage on models. This one has 1500 watts, so it is up to the task. You have to be careful when doing your research. Stores like Walmart, Target, etc may sell a cheaper model of what you want but on closer examination the size is smaller & the wattage is lower. I was not taken in by colors like dark blue, light blue, sage green, gray or mushroom. The slow cooker, when not in use, will be on a shelf down cellar. These colors are always associated with plastic models. I did not want plastic & I wanted a locking lid so it could travel to family events. This one is aluminum, so much more rugged. I liked how it asked us what we were cooking & we selected "soup" (stew is considered "soup") We said it was half full & the finish time appeared on the display! No decisions to make like high or low & number of hours! Although you can do those choices manually. It finished at the displayed time & automatically went into the keep warm mode. I had to remove some broth & mix it with cornstarch for a slurry. So I added the slurry, mixed it around & then reset on high on 30 minutes. The Beef Bourguignon turned out great! We have not experienced any clicking noises that other reviewers have mentioned in their reviews. It did get hot but not what I would consider dangerously hot. If you have a household with children you should keep them away from an appliance like this, the same way you keep them away from a camp fire or a wood stove or an outdoor grill. That is just common sense! So far, so good! Do your homework, do the research & find the features you want is my recommendation. We thought this was a good buy at about $95 & free shipping. We received it in less than 24 hours after we ordered it. Maybe we live near a distribution center.

I discovered after using the Crockpot that one of the clasps on the lid is broken. Can the lid be replaced? I no longer have the box so I cannot return the pot.

UPDATE: Feb. 17, 2015. I have used this Crock-Pot a dozen times since writing my review ... and it gets better and better! I've made casseroles, breakfast dishes, beans, roast, ribs, Mexican food dishes - all just great (including the chicken/rice recipe with the rice cooked in the Crock-Pot)! The stoneware liner is easy to clean and food is NOT sticking to the sides or bottom. Warmer feature is super and it does not appear to be too hot. I found that when a cooking time range is given, such as 6-8 hours, I should probably go with the low or middle part of the range. For someone who actually HATES to cook, I'm becoming a regular Betty Crocker, and even experimenting, because cooking is SO easy with this appliance. I'm SO glad I made this purchase! Now ... back to your regular programming with the original review ... ---------------- I have an old Crock-Pot and it still works, but is too small for a roast, etc. So I got this one for two reasons: 1) bigger, 2) can program the time and temperature setting. I've only used it twice and, at this point, I am extremely satisfied. Should things change, I most definitely will update. The programmable feature is really nice because you can set the cooking temperature on LOW or HIGH and set the cooking time in 30-minute increments all the way up to 20 hours. Some other "programmable" slow cookers have a few time/temp combination options but they are quite limited - this one gives you total control. Once the programmed cooking time is finished, the Crock-Pot automatically turns to "warm." The controls are touch (instead of turn dials) and very user-friendly. The user manual is small, but complete, and includes a couple recipes. My first dish: Breakfast Casserole (photo attached). Very tasty and the Crock-Pot worked perfectly. There was some extra browning around the edges so I probably need to adjust the cook time a bit ... and you'll have to do that with any slow cooker. Second dish: Hot Sausage Stew. Again, the appliance worked perfectly and the "warm" feature is great because the food finished cooking before I was ready to eat. Keep in mind: you may consider the "warm" temp to be hotter than you expect but that's because of government regulations, not the Crock-Pot. This Crock-Pot holds a LOT of food! I'm cooking for just me so I put some in the fridge and the rest in smaller containers in the freezer. And since I truly hate to cook, this is the best way to keep me out of the kitchen but still have good food to eat. The food I prepared didn't stick to the stoneware and it was super easy to clean. Just hot, soapy water and rinse. You can also put the stoneware and the glass lid in the dishwasher. I will probably never use the "carry" function but I did try the locked lid and the rubber seal is tight and should make it easy to take your dish to the potluck, etc. Just don't lock the lid while you're cooking! Bottom line: the ability to truly program the cooking time/temp ... and the "warm" function ... make this my top kitchen appliance (right along side my George Foreman grill). I'm actually looking for slow cooker recipes to try - and I can't believe I'm doing that! My old Crock-Pot is at least 15 years old and that's why I chose this brand. Because of the "computer" that allows the programming, I know the chances of it lasting that long are probably slim because the fancier you get, the more chances you have of something going wrong. But the price is right and, so far, I'm very happy with my purchase. Amazon shipping was fast and the slow cooker was packed in its original box with plenty of protection.

I absolutely love this! It’s so easy to clean and I can set it for hours and once it’s done it stays on keep warm automatically. The color is matte and matches my kitchen so well. Easy to store

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We’ve had it for a year! We’ve made so much bison in it!

I had ordered this product on Amazon. It was after I received the delivery of this product that I realised that this is a product manufactured for use in the United States of America and Canada. This is a high wattage appliance that runs on the 120 V 60 cycles supply. The manufacturers do not provide clear instructions or information on the power rating of this appliance. When contacted via their website, they were categorical that using the device outside of the USA and Canada post is a safety hazard and a strictly not recommended. Cart2India has declined to accept the product as a return , claiming that the product was delivered as promised. One wonders why a trusted brand like Amazon puts up, for sale , on it's portals, an appliance that is not designed for safe usage in India

This is absolutely amazing, great size and quality. The shipment was fast and the vendor is responsive.

Me encanto,llevo casi 1 mes de uso,super facil de usar,muy practica,nada dificil de lavar, solo tener cuidado al momento de quitar el contenedor de ceramica,es algo pesado y da algo de temor a que se caiga. Muy buen precio y excelente calidad