What is the difference between a crock pot and a slow cooker?
Crock pots have a crockery insert, the heating elements are along the sides and there are usually two settings: LOW and HIGH. Slow cookers have the heating element on the bottom, they have a wide range of temperatures and you usually need to stir the ingredients throughout the cooking time. As I see it, crock pots are better for unattended use. 2. What are the advantages of using a crock pot?The crock pots lengthy cooking time allow all the flavours to meld together making a very tasty dish.There is less chance of food burning due to the heat source coming from the sides. When cooking with meat in your crock pot, it is possible to use less expensive cuts because the long cooking time makes them melt in your mouth!Crock pots free up the space in your oven and stove top. They also take up little room on the counter.Last but not least, crock pots are very convenient, easy to use and a great way to save time!
