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KitchenAid KSC700SS 7-Quart Slow Cooker, Stainless Steel
Product Description
New KitchenAid Slow Cooker offers unparalled food safety and convenience. Programmable electronic timer with 5 cooking settings provide users with the flexibility to Keep Warm, Simmer or cook on Low, High or Auto settings. Cooker switch automatically to Keep Warm mode after program timer expires. LED lights provide a 3 Digit display with countdown cook timer for easy to program functions. 400 Watts of power and electronic temperature sensor deliver accurate temperature setting and a rapid warm up of food for safety. Ob-round, ergonomic flared rim ceramic insert helps capture condensation while providing an elegant look and solid grip area. Quart markings on interior of cooking insert easily measure food servings. Glass lid with silicone soft seal to maintain moisture during cooking and prevent edge chipping. Ergonomic cool-touch handle assures a confident grip.Product Features
Color: Stainless Steel- 400-watt 7-quart slow cooker with electronic temperature sensor
- 10-hour programmable timer; auto, high, low/simmer, buffet, and keep warm
- Ob-round ceramic cooking pot offers flared rim and interior quart markings
- Glass lid designed with silicone soft seal; large stay-cool handles
- Measures 14-1/2 by 19 by 9-4/5 inches; 1-year hassle-free replacement warranty
Customer ReviewsNOTE: AMAZON DOES NOT LET YOU CHANGE THE NUMBER OF STARS WHEN YOU EDIT A REVIEW. IF I WERE ABLE TO, I WOULD CHANGE MY REVIEW TO 2 STARS
INITIAL REVIEW (NOV 06)
I bought this about 6 weeks ago and accept acclimated it several times. It is huge & able-bodied laid out. The ellipsoidal architecture makes it easier to plan with ample cuts of meats -- they can be laid on their ancillary instead of on end with abounding added apathetic cookers. What I abnormally like -- what makes it account the $$-- is that it can be set to a abating approach afterwards the affable aeon is done. It is aswell admirable -- actual avant-garde looking, not like some affectionate of 70's throwback.
UPDATE (FEB 08):
I accept endemic this apathetic cooker for over a year. I accept admired it. The endure time I acclimated it, I had a big austere block of booze on one ancillary and if I took out the bowl pot, there was austere dank oozed all over the cooker. It was a mess. My pot has a aerial able active all forth one side. I affected that anyone had absurd it while abrasion & went to the Kitchen Aid website to buy a replacement. There I apprehend on a chump appointment (and now see actuality in all the 1 brilliant reviews), that there is acutely a accomplishment birthmark in the bowl pots. I alleged Kitchen Aid and affably asked for a replacement, absolution them apperceive that I had apprehend about all the added problems. They are replacing it at no allegation for "customer satisfaction". No architect would do that for out of assurance artefact unless they knew they had a problem. Based on others comments, it sounds acceptable that the backup pot could able again.
UPDATE (OCT 08):
The basin absurd afresh beneath accustomed use. I alleged KitchenAid chump account and they beatific me a new basin at no charge. They said the cooker was out of assurance but the basin was in assurance so I was advantaged to a no allegation replacement.
CONCLUSION:
That said, there are appearance of this pot that I like very, actual abundant -- I adulation the automated ambience (2 hours on top to get to temperature, again switching to low), the "keep warm" feature, and the "buffet" mode. I aswell adulation the architecture and the admeasurement of the pot. I would not acclaim this apathetic cooker admitting to anyone affairs it for the aboriginal time -- I would advance cat-and-mouse to see if Kitchen Aid can boldness their superior issues. They acutely apperceive that they accept a botheration with this device.
As continued as KA will accumulate sending me chargeless crocks, I will abide to use this cooker but I won't pay for any backup parts. If they don't redesign the unit, I will buy addition archetypal of apathetic cooker if that time comes.
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