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--- food:cooking:crockpot [2022/06/03 18:06]
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+++ food:cooking:crockpot [2022/10/25 21:05] (current)
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   * mini crocks may have one setting (ON) which will likely be 60-75w.
+  * Small round crockpots (~2qt) will have HI settings around 95w.
   * Standard round crockpots (~3qt) will have a HI settings around 150w.
   * Medium oval crockpots (~4qt) have HI settings around 200w.
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-    * [[https://amzn.to/3maiuhO|1.5qt Crock-Pot]] 80w-rated with HI/LO measured at 71w (53w/qt)
+    * [[https://amzn.to/3maiuhO|1.5qt Crock-Pot]] 80w-rated (plug-in only, no selector) measured at 71w (53w/qt)
     * [[https://amzn.to/3l8OsdZ|2qt Crock-Pot]] 100w-rated with HI/LO measured at 95w/67w (50w/qt)
     * 3qt Crock-Pot round 150w-rated 3120 with HI/LO measured at 140w/69w (47w/qt)
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+==== temperature ====
+Crock-pot / Rival has said in Amazon responses that
+>>  All of our current slow cookers do cook at higher temperature settings than our old ones. The Keep Warm setting is approximately 165 to 170 degrees F. Both the Low & High settings cook at 215 degrees F., but they cycle differently. Therefore, the High setting will still cook the food in a shorter period of time than the Low setting will.
+In 2015 they were stating 209F, which lines up with the statement above.
 ==== analog vs digital ====

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