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Slow burner or crock pot?

07-01-2014 8:06pm

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Do you mean a slow cooker? If so, yes, they are one and the same thing. I think crock pot is more of a US name.

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#3 07-01-2014 8:09pm

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#4 07-01-2014 8:17pm

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Can't help you there, but there's a few threads here or in the top-level food and drink forum. Just enter 'Slow Cooker' in the search box for the forum and you'll find them.

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#5 07-01-2014 8:46pm

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I think crock pot is more of a brand name, like Hoover. I could be wrong though, but either way, they're the same thing.

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#6 07-01-2014 9:56pm

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Faith wrote: »

I think crock pot is more of a brand name, like Hoover.

I do too - they seem to call them crock pots in the US.

Phoenix, if you have the space for it I'd get the 6.5l size because then you can do a whole chicken or large joint of pork for pulled pork.

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#7 07-01-2014 10:18pm

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I was in Argos the other day and they had a few on offer with 25 to 33 % off. Check out their website for reviews and prices. I was half tempted to buy one to try it on Sparks pulled pork!

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