KitchenAid KSC700GC 7-Quart Slow Cooker, Gloss Cinnamon Red
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Product Description:
Great food takes time? something you just don't have. KitchenAid's patient slow cooker does most of the work for you, gently heating the most tender roasts and sumptuous stews you've ever tasted. Just fill the 7-quart ceramic pot with your favorite ingredients, program the 10-hour timer with digital display and let the 400-watt heating element slowly simmer your meal to perfection. The 5-setting cook and serve control keeps food warm until it's ready to serve. Hassle-free one-year replacement warranty.
Great food takes time? something you just don't have. KitchenAid's patient slow cooker does most of the work for you, gently heating the most tender roasts and sumptuous stews you've ever tasted. Just fill the 7-quart ceramic pot with your favorite ingredients, program the 10-hour timer with digital display and let the 400-watt heating element slowly simmer your meal to perfection. The 5-setting cook and serve control keeps food warm until it's ready to serve. Hassle-free one-year replacement warranty.
Features:
- 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
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: 
- worked fine, at first...
despite the fact that the lid did not completely seal to the pot, i was pleased with the cooker for the first 12 months that i owned it. it did a fine job of performing the simple functions required by a slow cooker and had some nice, user friendly features you normally don't find.
...and then the (1 year) warranty expired.
it now will not turn on.
if this was one of the cheaper brands/models i wouldn't care. but i expect more from this brand and this price.
Rating: 
- I finally got it right!
I've had 2 other brands of slow cookers, neither satisfactory. One I could leave on for 12 hours and still got a tough stew, the other burned everything even on low for 6 hours. This KitchenAid cooks to perfection! I've had great stew, succulent corned beef, wonderful chili, to die for chicken cacciatori AND it looks so good on my counter. Easy to use, easy to clean what more could you ask for?
Rating: 
- cracked crock
I ordered this slow cooker over the summer, and haven't had an occasion to use it until today. Bought a lovely roast and found a great recipe to try. Lo and behold, 15 minutes into the 8 hour cooking time I heard a loud pop and found a 4" crack running up the side of the crock. I immediately unplugged the unit, removed all the food and transferred it to my trusty cast iron dutch oven. Kitchenaid is sending a replacement crock so I don't have a brand-new, useless $130 appliance. Hope the 2nd crock lasts ... Read More
Rating: - An automated machine that has "true SLOW cooker" temperature options. Perfect.
I chose this model because of its Simmer temperature: 185F degrees.I expect it to work very well with modern cook books, neither cooking slower or faster than expected, nor burning or undercooking food, as can be a problem if your machine's low setting is too extreme. I have been using the Simmer setting when recipes call for Low, and I'm very happy with the results. So far I've had no surprises; beans and chicken seem to cook within expected time ranges.I'm not an experienced slow cooker user, but ... Read More
Rating: - Oh well!
Sure is pretty! and RED. I saw the reviews from people who said their crock cracked, but I usually have pretty good luck. Mine cracked luckily during the first 10 minutes of use so I didn't experience the drama of a flood in my kitchen. Since I had read the reviews I knew what the loud pop (followed by a second loud pop) probably was. The crack didn't go all the way through and was along the bottom curve, you could barely see it, but it was leaking. I can only assume it wouldn't mend itself so I boxed it ... Read More
- worked fine, at first...despite the fact that the lid did not completely seal to the pot, i was pleased with the cooker for the first 12 months that i owned it. it did a fine job of performing the simple functions required by a slow cooker and had some nice, user friendly features you normally don't find.
...and then the (1 year) warranty expired.
it now will not turn on.
if this was one of the cheaper brands/models i wouldn't care. but i expect more from this brand and this price.
- I finally got it right!I've had 2 other brands of slow cookers, neither satisfactory. One I could leave on for 12 hours and still got a tough stew, the other burned everything even on low for 6 hours. This KitchenAid cooks to perfection! I've had great stew, succulent corned beef, wonderful chili, to die for chicken cacciatori AND it looks so good on my counter. Easy to use, easy to clean what more could you ask for?
- cracked crockI ordered this slow cooker over the summer, and haven't had an occasion to use it until today. Bought a lovely roast and found a great recipe to try. Lo and behold, 15 minutes into the 8 hour cooking time I heard a loud pop and found a 4" crack running up the side of the crock. I immediately unplugged the unit, removed all the food and transferred it to my trusty cast iron dutch oven. Kitchenaid is sending a replacement crock so I don't have a brand-new, useless $130 appliance. Hope the 2nd crock lasts ... Read More
- An automated machine that has "true SLOW cooker" temperature options. Perfect.I chose this model because of its Simmer temperature: 185F degrees.I expect it to work very well with modern cook books, neither cooking slower or faster than expected, nor burning or undercooking food, as can be a problem if your machine's low setting is too extreme. I have been using the Simmer setting when recipes call for Low, and I'm very happy with the results. So far I've had no surprises; beans and chicken seem to cook within expected time ranges.I'm not an experienced slow cooker user, but ... Read More
- Oh well!Sure is pretty! and RED. I saw the reviews from people who said their crock cracked, but I usually have pretty good luck. Mine cracked luckily during the first 10 minutes of use so I didn't experience the drama of a flood in my kitchen. Since I had read the reviews I knew what the loud pop (followed by a second loud pop) probably was. The crack didn't go all the way through and was along the bottom curve, you could barely see it, but it was leaking. I can only assume it wouldn't mend itself so I boxed it ... Read More
