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West Bend 85157 7-Quart Oval-Shaped Crockery Cooker
West Bend 85157 7-Quart Oval-Shaped Crockery CookerWest Bend 85157 7-Quart Oval-Shaped Crockery Cooker
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West Bend 85157 7-Quart Oval-Shaped Crockery Cooker
- Stainless-steel oval-shaped slow cooker with 7-quart capacity
- Low, high, and keep-warm temperature settings; on/off indicator light
- Removable dishwasher-safe stoneware crock doubles as a serving dish
- See-through glass lid; stay-cool handles; instructions and recipes included
- Measures approximately 11-4/5 by 17 by 10-1/2 inches; 1-year limited warranty
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WB 7 Qt.Oval Crocke.Slow Cooke
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West Bend 85157 7-Quart Oval-Shaped Crockery Cooker
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- Publisher: West Bend
- Label: West Bend
- Studio: West Bend
- Average Customer Review: based on 1 reviews
- Sales Rank in Kitchen & Housewares: #84155
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Summary: Tippy/Unstable - Poor Design - Do NOT Recommend 2009-10-26
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West Bend 85157 7-Quart Oval-Shaped Crockery Cooker
When I set the base down on my counter, it rocked. Thinking there was something underneath or that the cord was trapped under a foot rest, I picked it up and reset it. Still tippy, with the lightest pressure on one of the handles or adjusting the lid. Thoroughly confused, I took out the crock insert and turned the base upside down.
I discovered the problem: This appliance is designed with only *3* legs. There are two legs in the front, where you would expect them on an oval shaped crock. The back, however, only has a SINGLE leg, slightly off center. Not only does this make the product tippy, but makes filling with food tricky. If the weight of the food is not perfectly balanced, (think an end roast) the crock will not sit level, it tips up off one of the front legs. In addition, if you were to stir hot food, you could EASILY cause the product to tip due to weight redistribution or pressure on the bottom of the pot, causing the hot contents to splash.
I believe this product has a dangerous design, and recommend finding an alternate product.