Classic Mini Crock Pot (2 Quart) Slow Cooker SCR200-B

[@toothfairyfran]

This is exactly what I needed to know. I’m doing a buffet and looking for a little guy for dips. Ty ty ty

[@scottgeorge4760]

I have the same Crock Pots and I'm using the smaller one for chili tonight. Great review !

[@ellismedavoy7314]

I bought this to use to heat up leftovers. I end up using my small rice cooker to warm up meals but this will extend the life of my rice cooker.

[@happyface4713]

I LOVE making steel cut oatmeal over night in this and also small amount of cheese dip , also a can of baked beans with cut hot dogs.

[@work2gather]

I finally got one of these for me... just cooking for one so I wanted a small version. I haven't decided on the InstaPot because it is so big, but the idea of fast cooking dry beans may change my mind. I was kind of looking for info on how this cooks dry beans... I did want to share I came across a video on mistakes most people make using any crock pot that said they need to be 1/2 to 3/4 full for the best cooking results... too little doesn't cook right, too much overflows. Not sure I want to find out, but it made sense. I have a few things I want to try -- things I eat all the time -- but I hope to find new kinds of food to try to make in this. Let me know if you have a secret meal that might be new to me! :-)

[@adelinenicholas7075]

I have the 3 quart IP. It's so worth buying!!! Get you one!!

[@southernloff1494]

I'm a single old guy, and use my 2 qt. more than my larger ones. More 'gooder' for 1-2 folks, just reduce the recipe and enjoy.

[@review_tube4938]

That's a good point. I should have brought that up in the review. Thanks for mentioning it!

[@adelinenicholas7075]

I bought an older 5 quart today at Goodwill for $5. Now I want this one. I have a problem.

[@stageiiwappie950]

Me too, 2qt is good for 2 portions. One hot meal for the day and another one the next day

[@chickennoodlesoup9303]

Just got this today for 10 dollars in Walmart, and it looks so cute and well made. Gonna make some plain white rice with this tomorrow and see how it turns out :)

[@crouchingsoldier7439]

I'm thinking about getting this to cook dried beans and rice. Did your rice turn out? Just curious?

[@Karenswalk1207]

I bought this exact one only in white. I'm disabled. When making recipes how do i make it work with smaller crockpot. Thank you.

[@ShinyArjunSingh]

Many Happy returns of the day....

[@NobleKos]

Do you know how hot the high setting gets? I am making baked cranberries and it says to cook at 275° for a few hours, so I want to know if it will be enough.

[@nodak81]

Bought one of these for a little under ten bucks at Walmart along with a pot roast kit (I'm way too lazy to prep one myself). The directions said to use a 2 to 4 quart slow cooker so hopefully it fits in there!

[@oldtimerlee8820]

Great size for 2. We make tomato sauce for pasta and chili for chips & such in ours.

[@defneyahyes2223]

Nice video say about how many chicken legs would you say it could hold

[@review_tube4938]

Not a whole lot, may 8 or 10, 12 at the most!

[@cherylgaston479]

I own that same exact 1 ,and that lil baby cooks just like the big ones,which i own as well, 90%of my meals are slow cooked

[@redraider7614]

Don’t mind me...just gonna use this for my RC parts cleaner.

[@review_tube4938]

Really??!!

[@sand.590]

Can you cook beans in it?

[@BrapMan]

Me? Yes You? Dunno

[@weloveyoulord7792]

@@BrapMan 😂

[@kenstockton7793]

Hope you don't have a diabeties issue, sweet baby rays loaded with different sugars, thanks for the review

[@travisvinning6934]

Wooow..sweet things have sugar in themmm.. wooow

[@madboi1591]

Can u cook rice on this ?

[@Adeline9418]

No.

[@yaitzagarcia2590]

No rinse

[@pritipatel2886]

🙇🏻‍♀️🙇🏻‍♀️ I just spent 17.63 on amazon.. oh well .. I now know to compare prices on Walmart

[@jad3415]

Prices on Amazon are always going to be higher.

[@robaratti]

Thanks man

[@review_tube4938]

Our pleasure, thanks for watching!

[@TheJpgr1958]

@@review_tube4938 Hello there...I just purchased this exact crock pot. I'm new to the world of crock potting so I have a question. I would like to start off simple by cooking rice in it. After I put the rice and liquid into the crock pot, do I set the temperature to warm or high? Also, how will I know if the rice is finished cooking? Does the crock pot turn itself off, or do I have to set a timer and keep an eye on it etc.? Sorry, I know these questions are more than likely elementary for some, but again, since I'm new to this, I just want to get some basic understanding of how this pot works. Thanks.

[@weloveyoulord7792]

@@TheJpgr1958 I don't know about rice cuz I've never fixed rice in mine but typically things taste better when you cook them on low. And yes you do you need to keep an eye on the rice. Crock pots do not cut themselves off. I suggest you googling rice recipes.

[@padraicodomhnall2711]

I was hoping you might have shown and explained the settings on the Crock Pot. Fairly important feature I would have thought, but no, not a mention. 👎