Morphy Richards 6.5L Sear and Stew Slow Cooker, Dishwasher Proof Non Stick Aluminum Pot, Cool Touch Handles, Matte Black and Rose Gold, 461016

Amazing product, highly recommend. Looks very nice and expensive. Easy to use and clean . Very light in weight. Noce packaging during delivery.

Excellent product. The wife loves it, and that is good enough for me. Highly recommend. Sear and Stew: Sear your ingredients in the hob-proof pot (not suitable for induction hobs) on the stove, then add back into your slow cooker to bubble away until rich, delicious, and ready to serve.Versatile Cooking: Thanks to our 3-heat settings—low, medium, and high—you can cook at your own pace. The transparent lid allows you to monitor meal progress, while the lightweight pot provides effortless dishing up.

Excellent. Replaced a previous one which was too big for just 2 of us this is light and so much easier to wash and better than the ceramic pots. Used it a couple of times and will no doubt get a lot of us in the coming winter

Very good slow cooker with metal liner that is more lightweight than ceramic ones great for people with limited strength easy to clean.Ifeal for batch cooking.

Great slow cooker wish I had known about these whilst I worked. Has heat setting options, light indicator and easy instructions.Nice shape and colour looks good on counter top, fits in cupboard for storage.Capacity to cook for 6 people, I use for two people and batch cook meals.Unbelievable ability to cook delicious meals, enhanced taste and texture of meat and chicken dishes. Only down side is the house smells of the gorgeous food as it cooks and makes you hungry feel lolIf you haven’t tried a slow cooker I fully recommend it.

I had a slow cooker a few years ago, a HUGE 6.5l behemoth with a ceramic pot that was impossible to clean and fantastically heavy. In the end, it was just too unwieldy and I gave it away - but have missed the one-pot cooking ability ever since.This little number, firstly, is beautiful to look at. I ordered the one in black and rose and it's a really, really lovely little thing to look at and have on my kitchen side.I am still surprised and delighted by how light the crock pot is inside and how much of a difference it makes to be able to take it out, fry on the hob then drop it right back into the slow cooker (which I've left heating up so there's no drop in temp as the pot is replaced).It still has a decent capacity - 3.5l is a good amount to cook, though no more huge freezer binge cooks unless I don't also serve what I'm cooking for dinner.Small problems.It heats up quickly enough, and I also really love the "medium" setting, which is, so far, where I've left it for the majority of the time. And when you're done, it cleans up SUPER fast and without any need to scrub. So far we've made 2 soups and one stew, each one a major success with my 15 year old son who has finally decided to come and cook with me.Amazon wants me to review "flavour", but I find that's a silly thing to review as either they're asking me to review my cooking, your cooking or what the thing itself tastes like.It's a fabulous little slow cooker and will easily feed a hungry family of 4. We're genuinely thrilled with it - right now it's full of French Onion soup that we made early this morning ready for lunch later. :)

Love this slow cooker.it's so easy to use and makes great casseroles, soups, curries, etc. Have used it for brisket and chops, too. We have an induction hob so need to brown any meat first in a frying pan but that's no problem. This is much lighter than my ceramic one of decades ago and it is used often. I've had it for over a year and it's such a valuable addition to the kitchen. I love setting it going and coming home to a delicious meal that's ready to eat.

Excellent quality..fantastic the way you can brown off meat vegetables and then add your liquids and slow cook.,The pan is good quality just use oven gloves to lift into slow cooker base.. looks very smart.. good value for money.,