When was crock pot invented

Crock Pot is a client of Edelman, a global PR and marketing firm. There, amateur cooks and professionals alike have compiled nearly 2, recipes designed for slow cookers. In fact, slow cooker recipes are so popular that they command their own category. More than 5, people have made it, generating hundreds of comments and photos. For Wallett, too, slow cooker recipes save time and energy. During the final month of her pregnancy last summer, Wallett prepared and froze dozens of scratch-cooked meals.

Irving Nachumsohn's "Cooking Apparatus," patented January 23, It is now part of the National Museum of American History's collection. Post a Comment. This unit also comes with a dishwasher-safe removable pot, which is in this case non-stick aluminum; and a steaming rack. It is available in both 4-Quart and 6-Quart sizes. They still can be simple and easy to use. But today, they are available in many different price ranges, with with many new features, making them more versatile than ever before.

This article contains one or more Amazon affiliate links. See full disclosure. All Rights Reserved. Please contact for permissions. The editorial reads:. SLOW methods of cooking allow the cook a certain amount of latitude in the time of serving food and make palatable and nutritious dishes from economical ingredients. The recipes given are provided for use with the Monier Crock-Pot an electrically heated ceramic pot and have the advantage that they, may be cooked over-night, without attention while cooking.

The lengthy cooking-time provides freedom for working wives with an instant meal at the end of a working day. Soon other manufacturers began to release their own versions of the slow cooker and Monier began to spend advertising dollars on protecting its brand.

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