Is there a timer on it? My crockpot I can set for 4,6,8 or 10 yours
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On this crockpot there is a dial. You can set it to cook in as little as 30 minutes if you really want to, or you can turn it all the way up to leave on all day.
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No. I cut crockpot recipes in half a lot and do not adjust the cooking time...
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The crock pot is set at either low or high depending on the length of time it will be cooking. For a shorter time (4 to 6 hours), the heat will be on high. For a longer time (8 to 10 hours), the heat will be low. After the pot has cooked for the set length of time, it automatically switches to "warm" for 1 hour. You cannot set the temperature other than by choosing a short or long cooking time.
1995813
Yes it has a timer. It can be set for 30 minute increments. For example; start cooking two hours from now.
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It's just 3 crock pots together. The ceramic crocks sit in a warmer. It has adjustable temp controls one for each pot.
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Yes, the slow cooker has a timer that can be set to any time you like - once that time is reached, it automatically switches to the "warm" setting.
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It doesn't have a timer. If you are going to set it to cook and then leave, then you should've put it at the lowest setting and if your meal is not done when you return, then you can raise it to a higher setting until it is done.
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Increments of 30 minutes and up to 20 hours. Once the time has expired the crockpot will turn to a warm setting for only6 hours.
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You can set 3 separate times on the timer. each timer is separate, so you can have one going off in 10 min then another going off in 1 min the another going off in 15 minutes. Great timer for multiple dishes. hope this helps. Sally
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There's no auto-timer, so you can't set it for a certain number of cook time hours; you have to be physically present to turn it between settings.
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No you cannot actually set it for a different time, however when the time it is set for is over it goes to "warm" for an additional 4 hours or until turned off. I have used the crockpot numerous time and love it!!
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Try plugging your crockpot into a digital appliance timer. Set the timer for the time you'd like the crockpot to turn on. Don't forget to turn the crockpot on first. I've never used a timer but have read that many people use this solution. I also did a google search and found an informative website with lots of tips for vegetarian crockpot cooking. http://www.savvyvegetarian.com/vegetarian-cooking/vegetarian-crockpot-slowcooker.php If Amazon deletes the link, do a google search using these words: How To Use A Crockpot For Simple Easy Healthy Vegetarian Cooking Then choose the Savvy Vegetarian link
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I usually cook 6 .My hotdogs are the longer ones. What I really like is you can lower the temperature and they don't shrivel up.I love mine
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Sorry Kim, but you can't set this cooker to turn on later in the day. For the meals that I cook in this unit that's never been a problem--for example, a pot roast that requires a 6-hour cooking time on the low setting will still be perfect after 8 or 10 hours because there's simply no evaporation to allow the food to dry out. If you're making a casserole that only needs to "bake" for a couple hours, and you want to serve after an 8-hour workday, you'll need to use the timed feature on your regular oven. I'm not aware of any slow cookers that have a delayed start feature for that very reason; they simply don't allow food to dry out. So as long as you cook your food for the minimum required time, extending the length of cooking time for hours, even, is never a problem. This slow cooker will automatically switch to the warm setting after the cook time that you programmed has elapsed, or the probe registers that the food is cooked. I've used quite a few different slow cookers, and this one (and its' smaller cousin) are by far my favorites. If you spent 10 times the amount of money, this would still be the best slow cooker of all, in my opinion.
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I heat mine with a small crockpot, it is for sauces and this crockpot came with my larger crockpot, works great! Just adjust the amount of water, depending on how hot you want them, the more water, the hotter they seem to get!
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This is a good question. Larger slow cookers do have this ability. My 4 qt. cooker does this. However, the smaller ones are manual switches only.