Mini Slow Cooker
Best Slow Cookers & Crock Pots

Mini Slow Cookers and Crock Pots take up less valuable counter and cupboard space than full size slow cookers and crock pots.

If you are considering a mini crock pot or slow cooker there are a few things you should look for.

Automatic On and Off Switch
Timers
Dishwasher safe parts
Low electrical consumption
Size of the crock or insert

Now that you have a few things to think about, here are the top slow cookers offered for sale as a Mini.

Maximatic Elite Cuisine MST-250VW 1.5-Quart Slow Cooker

Serving dips and sauces has never been so convenient and easy. The new 1.5Qt. Slow Cooker mini is a small compact sized slow cooker that is excellent for cooking hot delicious dipping sauces for a... More Serving dips and sauces has never been so convenient and easy. The new 1.5Qt. Mini Slow Cooker is a small compact sized slow cooker that is excellent for cooking hot delicious dipping sauces for a variety of recipes such as cheese dips, fresh stewed salsa or even tasty appetizers. Conveniently sized at 1½ quart, you can now have freshly made sauces or dips that will remain warm when serving for parties or other social gatherings.

Lakeland 2 Portion Mini - Slow Cooker

The Lakeland Two-portion mini slow cooker has a capacity of 1.5 litres (around 3 pints in old money!) which is ample for the small household. It has a stainless steel outer casing, black oval crockpot and handles and a glass lid. It is quite smart and modern looking and has three settings, Low, High and Auto, the latter starting food off at the high setting and then lowering it for the rest of the cooking period. The slow cooker is available for £19.99 and is rated at 150W so is fairly frugal on electricity usage.

The slow cooker is manufactured by Team International and has their logo on the front of it. Very helpfully included in the box is an order form in case you wish to order any spares such a a new crockpot, lid or even a recipe book. The instruction leaflet is just seven pages long but then again there aren't really many instructions needed!

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