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KitchenAid KSC6223SS 6 Qt Cooker Standard Review

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Revainrating 2.5 out of 5  
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2.3
🍴 Small Appliances, 🍽️ Kitchen & Dining

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Description of KitchenAid KSC6223SS 6 Qt Cooker Standard

Fabric type: Metal.

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Type of review

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A slow cooker that works the way it's supposed to!

I love this multi cooker! Bought this to replace a newer Rival crockpot that was overcooking and boiling too quickly, even at low temperatures. With the new KitchenAid model, I no longer have to worry about the cooking times of my recipes. The dishes that I have prepared in it have been excellent. And I couldn't be happier!

Pros
  • Pleasant
Cons
  • Ugly packaging

Revainrating 1 out of 5

I just got this one with the plain serving lid

. Have owned this cooker with the standard lid for a few years. I just got this one with a lid for easy serving. Magazine. This is a multicooker, it doesn't cook food quickly like many so called multicookers. If you think she's not cooking properly, check her out. Take the thermometer and check your readings after a few hours. Do this for all oven temperature settings, record your results, then call KitchenAid and share your results. a year, no problem. For example, Food and Wine magazine found

Pros
  • . I've always loved it
Cons
  • . Infinitely sluggish

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Perfectly slow. in Small Appliances

Finally, the slow cooker that is a slow cooker. For example, yesterday I cooked a large portion of beef goulash and set the temperature to "medium”. I constantly monitored the temperature. It reached 185 degrees after 4 hours and finished 4 hours later at 195 and a perfect stew. So it's really "slow" compared to the typical pressure cookers that are plentiful today, which think 200 degrees is low. Call me a throwback, but multi-cookers used to take 8-11 hours or more to cook dishes that their…

Pros
  • Best
Cons
  • Expensive