Hamilton Beach 33967 Set 'n Forget 6-Quart Programmable Slow Cooker

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10 May 2009 Out of control boiling This is my second one. I upgraded hoping to solve the problem six months ago. Split pea soup: It boils around the edge, leaving discoloration on the container. But the peas in the center are hard, barely cooked. Last night I set it on LOW for 8 hours. Got up after 6 hours and it was boiling frantically, and display said COOK, then HIGH. I NEVER use the high setting. The soup is burnt all around the sides of the pot. I can't trust it, and I'm taking this one back, too. I NEVER had this p... –S. Levinefrom Amazon.com
03 May 2009 Great Slow Cooker for the Money This is a great slow cooker. I purchased this from Amazon for $60.00 and now its down to $50.00 which is an even better buy!

There 3 ways to use this slow cooker, manual mode, probe, and progam mode. In each of these modes, there are only 2 temperature settings, Low or High. There is also a Warm setting but they specifically say not to use this to cook.

The ceramic insert on mine wasn't perfect and has some overspray coating build up on the inside in a few spots and came with ... –J. Fletcherfrom Amazon.com
14 Apr 2009 Slow Cooker recommended by Cuisine At Home magazine! We saw this exact Hamilton Beach Slow Cooker (Model 33967) recommended in several places, including cooking magazines and Consumer Reports. Target had it for $10 less, but added $14 shipping! At $59 including shipping ("free shipping") Amazon's price is competitive, and you get all the benefits of buying from Amazon: fast delivery, easy returns, etc. This model has all the features of much more expensive models, like the All Clad (which is $280). Don't hesitate to choose this one! –Not A Quitterfrom Amazon.com

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