Haden Stainless Steel Slow Cooker with Timer - 3.5 Litres, 3 Heat Settings (Warm, Low, High) - Power Light Indicator, Oven-Safe Ceramic Pot, Dishwasher Safe - Glass Lid for Easy Viewing, (Silver)

Wonderful product I am very happy and satisfied 🙏I made Kheer and Dal Makhani came out sooooo good

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deeply regret purchasing the Haden slow cooker. It worked for just one day, and then completely stopped heating. I tried making channa dal and left it on for over 8 hours, but the dal remained completely uncooked — as if the cooker was never turned on. This defeats the whole purpose of a slow cooker.What’s even more frustrating is the poor customer care. I reached out for support and got no meaningful help or resolution. For a brand like Haden, I expected at least some level of reliability and service, but sadly this was a complete letdown.Save your money and look elsewhere — this product is not worth the hassle. I do not recommend it to anyone.

easy to use. buttons are flimsy, could have done better, the inner is quite heavy, and have to take care while washing. Used for 4 meals till now,cooks meat really well.

Simple sturdy product. I use it make oatmeal and is super convenient to use and to clean

The slow cooker seems well built. The bowl is sturdy, and the heating unit well built. The problem is how the cooker works. There are three temperature settings: HIGH, LOW, and WARM. However there doesn't seem to be any temperature control. Instead the cooker just reduces the heating power. I assume the Haden guys did some tests to find out how much power is required to slowly warm the food to 80 to 90 degrees, and then have the temperature stabilize at that point. And they probably did these test in some cold country like China. But at high ambient temperatures in India the food actually starts boiling after a few hours, even at the LOW setting. Which defies the entire idea of a slow cooker: to cook food unattended while at work. If the food starts boiling it's hardly safe to keep unattended. Instead, it becomes hours of watching it. Very tedious...

I've used my new crockpot twice now and it performs as expected. Food cooks in the correct amount of time according to the recipes. Controls are easy to use.

The food cooked in this is much more flavourful & tasty as compared to conventional cooking. Every single dish is incredibly tasty. One drawback is that it's not possible to evaporate excess water/liquid. For example, if one is making Carrot halwa, you cannot evaporate the excess milk from it.On the other hand, if we put in less liquid, the food will start sticking to the pan. So we have to add the right amount of liquid for each recipe. Also care needs to be taken not to add cold water/food/liquids when the pan is hot. This might cause the ceramic bowl to crack. So I prefer to heat water etc in a kettle if I have to pour extra water midway during cooking. Ideally people with experience with different types of cooking modes such as microwave cooking, baking etc are better equipped to cook with this product.Also the ceramic pot is really heavy and gets very slippery when it comes in contact with water, soap etc. So one has to be extra cautious while cleaning it as well.However, if you want flavourful food that retains it's nutrition, this is an excellent product.