Cuisinart 3-1/2-Quart Programmable Slow Cooker - PSC-350

John B. Young: The instruction booklet is straight-forward, clearly written and easy to understand. The recipes are a bonus. The appearance is pleasant and the brushed metal surfaces will be easy to clean. The "control panel" is laid out nicely and programming time and temperature are easily done. The delay start and keep warm functions are useful additional features. The see through lid is helpful and the nob, with matching brushed metal embellishment, is comfortable to use.

United States on Dec 02, 2023

Judy Swanson: As frugal as I am, I thought long and hard before buying this slow cooker. The feature that swayed me was the browning capability. I hate browning on a stove top. When you brown in a frying pan, you have to take apart the stove afterwards, clean the top of the stove, then the greasy frying pan. Too much work so I usually avoided recipes that called for browning. This cooker does the job with no mess or fuss. The slow cooker features are fine, does a great job, and this cooker has a classy look if you use it for parties. it's super easy to clean, especially if you use a liner like I do. Worth the money for sure!!

United States on Aug 01, 2023

Joyce: This slow cooker does everything in one pot, from steaming to sautéing, to slow cooking! ♥️🇨🇦

Canada on May 10, 2023

Cheryl S.: I’ve only used the Slow Cooker function so far, but it does a great job. It has a good sized capacity for a family of four. It appears to be sturdy and well made so far.

Canada on Mar 12, 2023

Larry : Cooks food well

Canada on Dec 19, 2022

Canadian Pat: I love this crock pot. It is the perfect size for an additional unit for entertaining and the display is so visible and it is so easy to use. Would highly recommend and purchase again.

Canada on Nov 08, 2019

archana das: The product never worked right from the beginning. You have to buy a 220/110v converter to run this gadget. The power consumption is 200 w.To be in the safe side I used a 350w converter but the cooker display never came on nor the cooker. Awaiting replacement / refund. Cost of the cooker was Rs.8229.

India on May 28, 2016

Shesinstpete33710: I have an older round ceramic 4 qt. slow cooker that i have used for many, many years. If I remember correctly I only paid $10 for it which at that time was considered expensive. I adore it but it was lacking some nice improvements. It is round and deep so it is hard to know how food lower inside is cooking and the lid is a small clear (foggy) plastic that doesn't allow me to really see how items are cooking.

I saw this oval non-stick slow cooker with glass lid and decided to bite my tongue and spend the money and get what I hoped was going to be a much nicer, more improved slow cooker. I used it yesterday for the first time and I'm in LOVE!!! Oh my, talk about improvements. I only used it for slow cooking this time and was extremely pleased. The large oval glass lid allowed me to watch as the food cooked. The cooker is wider than my old cooker meaning it was not as deep and more food is seen through the lid. Both are 4 qt cookers so the comparison was able to be exact. There was NO comparison. I cooked two large briskets and because the cooker is wider it allowed me to place both so they could both be seen while cooking. The round one needed...

United States on Jan 09, 2014

Tiger: The media could not be loaded.  We love it. It is an ideal size for small recipes for 1-2 people, with limited left overs depending on how much you eat, fill your plate or just 1/3 your plate with other sides like a veggie & potatoes or roll. But it doesn't fit everything that you would want to make. Realistically you will likely need both a 3.5 and 5 quart crock pots to select based on the size of the recipe. We still use this 3.5qt most for 2 of us, but have on occasion found it filled too quickly and switched over to the 5qt. Remember, any crock pot should only be filled to 2/3, not the top that is shown in all pictures on any box. We had started with a lot of veggies and potatoes and found we were already at 2/3 on this 3.5qt before we could even add the meat, so we switched to the 5qt. But then you do not want to always use a 5qt either, because you do not want too little in. So we...

United States on Aug 26, 2012