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Crock-Pot 4.5qt Slow Cooker: Ceramic Stoneware, 3 Settings, Stay-Cool Handles, Dishwasher-Safe Parts
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- Elevated Design: Streamlined, modern-vintage aesthetic, and a rich Ponderosa Green color
- 3 Manual Cook Settings: High, Low, and Warm—provide flexibility for whatever you are cooking
- Large Capacity: 4.5-quart size feeds 5+ people; perfect for chilis, soups, stews & more
- Manual Warm Setting: Keeps food at the ideal serving temperature until it's time to eat
- Easy Clean Up: Both the removable stoneware bowl and glass lid are dishwasher safe
- Oven Safe: The stoneware bowl is oven safe up to 400°F, allowing you to crisp foods prior to serving
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Three manual cook settings—High, Low, and Warm—provide flexibility for whatever you are cooking. The Warm setting keeps food at the ideal serving temperature until it's time to eat. Cleaning this Crockpot slow cooker is so easy, both the removable stoneware bowl and glass lid are dishwasher safe. The stoneware bowl is also oven safe up to 400°F, giving you the option to crisp foods prior to serving.
For busy people who want nutritious home-cooked meals—without spending a lot of time in the kitchen—this slow cooker is the perfect choice. It makes mealtime easier, and looks great on your countertop, too!
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Q: Can I brown food on stove and then slow cook In slow cooker?
A: Best to use stove pan for searing BC you need to sear most meat to lock in flavor & juices. So, the ceramic insert is for "slow" cooking. Tip: They make slow cooking inserts to save cleaning!
submitted by30YrCX - 8 months agoA: Yes. The best way to prep beef for stew.
submitted byEubbie - 7 months agoA: Yes. This is recommended for most beef. It makes it taste sooooo much better.
submitted byUnmei - 6 months agoA: Definitely! Will keep warm until ready to eat!
submitted bySarah - 28 days agoA: I don't think so. Suggest using a skillet
submitted byBeenthere216 - 2 years agoA: Has crockpot fixed the not country temperature, after 4 hours it still not at a safe cooking temperature. Call Crockpot, they sent me an another one—/ still the same problem, that is all they would do for me. crockpot told me to throw it out. Brand new, I only tested it with water, failed. They have done revisions on this protect , stop selling broken item . Not safe , you can get food poisoning, why tell everyone to brown /cook their meat first, — because it doesn’t work. Why is Target still selling this, I called corp
submitted bySmall fan - 20 days agoA: Hi AC! We hope you are healthy and staying safe. Yes, we actually recommend that you brown the food on the stove first before slow-cooking.
submitted byCrockPot Support Team - 5 years agoBrand expert
Q: is this item round or oval
A: Not automatic. Must switch manually.
submitted byDeb - 3 months agoA: This is a round crock pot the width and depth are different because the WIDTH INCLUDES THE HANDLES... luv this lil crockpot.
submitted byShawne66 - 2 years agoA: Hello! Thanks for reaching out to us! We will be more than happy to answer your question! Yes, this CrockPot CPSCRM45-B-122 unit is round. If you have any more questions, please reach out to us via our official CrockPot "Contact Us" website or through LiveChat. We’re available Mon.-Fri. 9am -5pm Eastern Time. Thank you and please stay safe! CrockPot Consumer Care
submitted byCrockPot Support Team - 2 years agoBrand expertA: Does this crockpot switch from low/high to warm after a certain amount of time? Or does it have to be manually switched?
submitted byAshley - 1 year agoA: The width and depth specifications for this crock-pot are different -- so, it is an oval. (Not sure why they answered you that it is round!)
submitted byBecca - 2 years ago
Q: Can I use the pot to cook on the stove top before slow cooking?
A: No. You will need to brown in a skillet before putting it into the liner pot.
submitted byivorykeys - 1 year agoA: No. Neither the pot nor inner liner are stove top safe.
submitted byAmy - 1 year agoA: No, you can not use it on the stove top.
submitted byRadiva - 10 months agoA: Hello!Thanks for your question! The stoneware pot in most Crockpot slow cookers is designed specifically for slow cooking and isn't safe for stovetop use. Exposing it to direct heat on the stove can cause it to crack.For further assistance, please contact us through email, phone or the contact form available on our website. Thank you, and please stay safe! CrockPot Team
submitted byCrockPot Support Team - 1 year agoBrand expert
Q: How does ceramic wash as opposed to stoneware
A: I am not sure about stoneware but I have always found the crock pot liners easy to clean.
submitted byAmy - 1 year agoA: Great. If you have to soak it first just make sure you don't use Hot water if the ceramic pot cooled down too much. Just use room temp water.
submitted byivorykeys - 1 year agoA: Hello. Thank you for reaching out to us. Please be informed that all our stoneware products are coated with a ceramic glaze made from a silicate blend of quartz, feldspar, and clay. The glaze is covered over the pot, fired at high temperature to melt the glaze and then cooled down. The glaze liquid is then turned into coating the same as glass film on the surface of the pot which makes cleaning easy, and ensures a smooth, polished surface for long-lasting use. We hope this information proves helpful. If you have any further questions, you can reach out to us directly via our official CrockPot website's "Contact us" page or through LiveChat. We’re available Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Eastern Time. We will be glad to help you. Thank you! CrockPot Consumer Care.
submitted byCrockPot Support Team - 11 months agoBrand expert
Q: I have a 6 quart crock pot and whether I choose low or high, the food is always overcooked. I cook for myself so maybe I'm not putting enough food in? What size would you recommend for one person that would generate 4-5 portions?
A: Crock-Pot has dramatically increased the temperature of the heating element from what it was years ago, presumably due to worries about food-borne illness. It is very difficult to cook properly with modern slow cookers. I would recommend you scour garage sales for older models, which cook much more reliably.
submitted byDyann B - 5 years agoA: Thank you so much for your question. We’re sorry to hear about what happened to your food. To avoid over- or under-cooking, always fill the stoneware ½ to ¾ full to conform to recommended cook times with the exception of certain cakes and custards, and as guided in our slow cooker recipes. For further assistance, please contact us at 1-800-323-9519. Our Consumer Care Team is open from 9 am to 5 pm EST Monday to Friday. You can also shoot us an email or contact us through chat by visiting our website. Thank you so much and have a nice day.
submitted byCrockPot Support Team - 5 years agoBrand expertA: All my Crockpots over the past 5-10 yr have overheated, no matter what the setting. Last time I did 2 roasts, should have taken 8 hr on low. At 5 hr, it was actually boiling, and the meat was overdone
submitted byCookie - 2 years ago
Q: Yes I would like to know what is the temp u use to cook beans low or put on hinlost my book
A: Thank you for taking the time to reach out to us. You can cook beans using your Crock-Pot Slow Cooker for about 8 to 10 hours. Happy cooking!
submitted byCrockPot Support Team - 6 years agoBrand expertA: I would cook beans on low. Actually am cooking most everything on low. Usually overnight.
submitted byBeenthere216 - 2 years ago
Q: Can I place the ceramic insert model SCR450-S directly on my gas stove to cook food in outside of the slow cooker? I understand I can place in oven and microwave but how about on flames?
A: I wouldn't put it on the stove. Suggest using a skillet
submitted byBeenthere216 - 2 years agoA: Hello there MyQuess! Thanks for reaching out to us. We will be more than happy to answer your question! The unit is oven-safemicrowave-safe but cannot be used on the stove. I hope this helps. For further assistance, please reach out to us via https://www.crock-pot.com/support/contact-us or through LiveChat. We’re available Mon.-Fri. 9 am -5 pm Eastern Time.
submitted byCrockPot Support Team - 3 years agoBrand expert
Q: How will I know if the crockpot is on? This particular one does not have any light to indicate it.
A: Hello, this is Collins from Crockpot! Thanks for reaching out to us. We will be more than happy to answer your question! There is no power indicator light on the Crock-Pot 4.5qt Manual Slow Cooker. To start using it, plug in the slow cooker and select the temperature setting from the three setting options. I hope this helps. Thank you and please stay safe! Crockpot consumer Care
submitted byCrockPot Support Team - 3 years agoBrand expertA: Look at the knob to verify the setting. I cook most of my food on low and never turn the knob off.
submitted byBeenthere216 - 2 years ago
Q: DOES THIS CROCK P0T HAVE A TIMER TO SHUT OFF OR DOES IT AUTOMATICALLY SHUT OFF ANYTIME?
A: Hey there, Deedee! Thanks for reaching out to us. We will be more than happy to answer your question. This manual slow cooker does not have a timer and cannot be set to turn off automatically. Once you turn the slow cooker on, it stays on until you shut it off. This product is manually operated with a control knob and must be manually switched to Warm or Off when cooking is completed. We hope this information helps. Thank you and have a nice day!
submitted byCrockPot Support Team - 4 years agoBrand expertA: Nope, this crock pot is manual. You will have to turn it on & off manually.
submitted byBeenthere216 - 2 years ago
Q: Is this crock pot round or oval?
A: Hey there! Thank you for reaching out to us. We will be more than happy to answer your question. This unit is round.
submitted byCrockPot Support Team - 2 years agoBrand expert
