It should be easy to have your meals ready on time with the Crock-Pot 4.7-litre Countdown slow cooker, as it allows you to set the cooking time from 30 minutes to 20 hours, then automatically switches to keep-warm mode when it's finished. It's big...

I bought this model recently and have used recipes from "Slow cooker recipes" online. A lamb rogan josh, beef stew, chicken & tarragon casserole and a quick easy cassoulet. All have been perfection and real mmmmm moments when eaten. I have a slow...

I have been so pleased with this so far. Everything I have tried has turned out very tasty and it is so so easy. We are going to eat nothing but stews from now on! It is a good size for 4 or 5 portions - there are two of us plus a toddler, so great for...

This was our first slow cooker and we have used it regularly for about 14 months. Always been fine with meals cooked in it and we have come to rely on it heavily mid-week. Sad to say I had put it in the sink filled with hot water and detergent to soak...

Fantastic! No issues whatsoever, perfectly cooked and very tasty food. If you check out the reviews on the John Lewis site you will see some negative comments similar to the ones on here. In every case John Lewis suggested it would be down to a faulty...

So far I have coooked a whole chicken, sweet & sour pork, sausage casserole, stewed Apples and 2 beef stews, in just over a week. No problems at all just fantastic food.

I have only tried it once and the stew I made came out lookin like baby food - I used the recipe from the book, on slow but the stew looked like it was boiling and needed probably 2 hours less cooking time than was suggested. I bought it based on WHICH...

The cooker does a good job of cooking the food. Where it falls down( in my opinion) is a design fault with the lid. For some reason there is a hole on the inside of the lid handle. This means there is a build up of steam from the juices of the food you...

I have had this Crockpot for a couple of weeks or so. I find that it cooks too fast. Even on a low setting the food seemed to be boiling rather than simmering. Food has been overcooked.I am used to slow cookers and have used them successfully for...

It does sound like the Crock Pot you have could be faulty, and we'd recommend you contact the retailer where you purchased the item from. Our consumer rights guide on dealing with faulty products may also be of help:...