Rival SCR503-UM-STK2 Crock Pot, 5 Qt.

Rival SCR503-UM-STK2 Crock Pot, 5 Qt. Review

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i love my new crockpot. my family is growing and i needed a bigger one, this one is perfect for us. easy to clean, and i love the mini pot it came with too.

Rival SCR503-UM-STK2 Crock Pot, 5 Qt. Feature

• As an added bonus, you'll receive a bonus pint-sized slow cooker. It's perfect for preparing dips and fondue, while keeping them fresh and warm for entertaining.
• Sure-grip handles for improved comfort

For the most fork-tender meat and flavorful vegetables you've ever eaten, slow cooking is definitely worth the wait. Thanks to three heat settings including a convenient warm setting, your food will be warm and ready to eat hours after it's done. Afterwards, enjoy the advantage of the sleek stainless steel exterior with a rinse-clean coating that's a breeze to wash. One-year warranty.

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Customer Reviews

Cooks too hot! - K. Flood -
I've owned this crock pot 2 years, and I've learned to adjust cooking times, etc, but it cooks way too hot on low. Hot isn't much different than low, warm works fine. Yesterday the handle broke. It's out of warranty, so I went to order the plastic replacement part. They are out of stock. I could order another lid, but it's , and another for shipping. For a crockpot that's two years old, I won't bother. I'm just going to replace it with another brand.

Little dipper is a true "crock" - Penny Duff - St. Petersburg, Florida
I have a "Little Dipper". Please be aware that you CANNOT cook with this--though that is only indicated in the instruction book. The cord for this cooker is too short for safety, making it virtually mandatory to use an extension cord. So much for safety. This is apparently designed for the narrow use of keeping dips warm. This might be acceptable, but the temperature is below the 140 degree level considered a minimum for safety by food service professionals. Also, you really have to heat the food separately and then put it in the pot--a real nuisance. The clincher is that it's a real pain to clean. Do not consider this Little Dipper a "bonus"! Instead, consider that it probably needs to be discarded.


May 18, 2010 07:22:05