Wellness & Self-Care
Crock-Pot Small 2.5 Quart Casserole Slow Cooker in White/Blue, Enjoy Eye-Catching Quick Meals, Durable and Compact
$59.26
The Crock-Pot 2.5 Quart Casserole Slow Cooker is a versatile and compact appliance that’s perfect for making and serving delicious hot meals right at home or on the go. With its high, low and warm settings, this appliance is engineered for precision cooking while also keeping food warm. It comes with a cord wrap for neat transport, a dishwasher-safe lid and stoneware for easy clean-up, and oven-safe, removable, casserole-shaped stoneware. Thanks to its Cook & Carry locking lid system, you can easily take your favorite meals with you without worrying about spills or messes. This product also enhances your dining experience for smaller dinners, potlucks, and parties.
Compact 2.5 Quart Capacity: Perfect for dinners, potlucks and parties
Oven-Safe Stoneware: Removable and casserole-shaped for easy serving
High, Low and Warm Settings: Precision cooking and keeping food warm
Cook & Carry locking lid system: For hassle-free and neat transportation
Dishwasher Safe: Stoneware and lid for easy clean-up
Robust Material: Contains Aluminum, Stainless Steel for durability
Versatility: Great for make-ahead meals, entertaining, and when conventional oven space is limited.
11 reviews for Crock-Pot Small 2.5 Quart Casserole Slow Cooker in White/Blue, Enjoy Eye-Catching Quick Meals, Durable and Compact
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Doll –
The Perfect Beans.. and Other Things
I know that this CrockPot has MANY uses, and compared to others, it’s very aesthetically pleasing. I was nervous at first, but can’t say how easy this was to use. It’s perfect for a 1 or 2 people, the outside casing is lightweight, inside dish is sturdy, and it has handles for transportation. I’ve always wanted to make beans at home and now I can! To crockpot was way to operate and did the job perfectly! I recommend this to anyone who wants to have something that fits on small counter spaces, cooks the perfect portion, and just wants to set the dial and go. Can’t wait to see what else I can use this for!
Nancy –
Easy to use and clean. Works great, and the lis locks for transport
I’ve used this many times now. It works great, is attractive, and compact for my limited space. I love the ‘locking’ lid for when I need to transport cooked food to a potluck.
Sandy Toes –
Great for Small Families
If you’re a couple or family of 3, this could be your go-to slow cooker. If you’re a larger family, this will rock your casseroles. There’s a been a lot written about it by others, so I’ll just briefly speak to the features that impressed me the most (or you can skip right down to the last paragraph for a very short TL:DR.First, it’s dimensions. Most small slow cookers that are less than 3 qts in volume are of the deep and narrow variety. They don’t easily lend themselves to roasts, a pair of chicken breasts, a, pork tenderloin, or things of that nature. This one, with it’s shallow casserole shape, excels at them. I’ve cooked a skinny pork tenderloin, a 2-pound rump roast, and a pair of boneless chicken breasts. None of them had to be squashed, bent, cut or otherwise compromised to fit. i’m pretty sure it would just as easily handle bone-in chicken.This Crockpot doesn’t boil liquids on the Low setting. Most slow cookers (many of them Crockpots) will bring any liquid to a boil within a few hours, no matter if you’re cooking on Low or High. My rump roast took 8.5 hours on Low, and at no time did the liquid in the pot go higher than 207F, as measured on my Thermapen instant read thermometer. I want to braise my roasts, not boil them, and this Crockpot does it very well.Serving is easy. Again, this relates to shape. There was no awkwardness when removing any of the meats I cooked. With my other slow cookers (including my Instant Pots) roasts fall apart as I try to remove them, because there’s no way to get a turner under it, or grab it on both ends with a pair of long forks. Upshot, the poor roast breaks into pieces. I was able to slide a turner under the rump roast and stabilize it with tongs for easy transfer to a plate. Same with the tenderloin. And the chicken breasts were easy to pick up with tongs, grabbing the meat from the side (not from above) for a better grip. I like that! I’m planning to try lasagna next, because both times I tried it in big oval slow cookers I wasn’t able to scoop out anything like a slice. It always came out in a goopy mess and the cheese combined with the sauce to turn it sort of pink. Not pretty!Finally, I thought I’d give a shout-out to JoyouslyDomestic.com, the website where I found the recipe for “Melt In Your Mouth” Pot Roast. Google the recipe name and look at the photo. That’s exactly what mine looked like! All rich, deep brown, glossy, beefy gravy over a gorgeous brown roast. Do NOT try to skip browning (it’s really quick, I promise), it’s completely worth it!TL:DR – To recap, this is a terrific small slow cooker. It’s low walls and wide base make it good for casseroles for a larger family, and also as the primary cooker for a small family. It doesn’t boil on Low, and food is easy to remove from the shallow crock. I give it 5 stars.
Nonnie –
Great for seniors
As a senior, I have been looking for a good quality CrockPot that is small & lightweight.PROS: This 2.5 quart CrockPot is pricey, but well worth it. The Ceramic Crock inset is light enough for me to remove & bring to the sink for easy hand washing. The aluminum base is super lightweight & easy to wipe clean. The wide, oval design makes it easy to prepare food in the pot & stir, as needed. I cooked a 3lb lamb roast on high for 6 hrs & it came out great. The rounded feet on the bottom keep the heated surface off the counter top. The simple, Knob control is secure & “clicks” from 1 setting to the other. The glass lid makes it easy to visually check progress without opening. The glass lid has a rubber gasket that creates a good seal when you push down on the lid, preventing splattering once the unit gets up to temp.CONS: I do wish there was an “ON” light to remind me to turn the unit Off. This seems like a basic safety feature, to me.It would be great if the Ceramic Crock had handles on either side to make it easy to remove the piping hot Crock Pot to move it to the table for serving or into the oven got final cooking options. These handles could be located on the front & back so they would not interfere with the locking lid. As is, I am not able to get a grip on the hot Crock with potholders. It’s too dangerous to try to wrangle the hot Crock without getting burned. Again, this seems like a basic safety feature.TIPS: I spent a lot of time reading Amazon reviews before deciding to purchase. There were 3 issues that kept coming up that I might be able to help with.1. Folks have reported the glass lid shattering. I looked up the User Manual on line & it states DO NOT LOCK LID while cooking. The User Manual specifically states this may cause the glass lid to shatter. You are only suppose to lock the lid for storage & travel.2. Folks have reported the unit does not heat up properly & food is severely undercooked or raw after 6 hrs on high. I found when I first opened the box & placed the Ceramic Crock into the Aluminum base, the fit is quite snug & the Crock was sitting about 1/2” above the rim of the base. I had to use some pressure to push the Ceramic Crock all the way into the base, until the bottom of the Crock was touching the flat bottom of the Aluminum base. There was no longer a gap between the lip of the Crock & the rim of the base. This ensures the flat bottom of the hot metal base is heating up the Crock to temperature, throughout the cooking cycle. I’ve included a pic to show there is no gap between the Crock & the Base when properly inserted.3. Folks have noted there is no Cord Storage on the unit. For me, there are 2 easy options to store the cord. You can easily wrap the Cord around the base handle on the side -or- you can bend the Cord in half & slip it thru the handle of the cover, which is my preferred method. The Cord will stay snugly in place, either way.All in all, I am delighted with this product. Seniors who are no longer able to lift a traditional Crock Pot will love it
LeaAnn Quist –
Heating is dismal. But Crock Pot took care of the issue.
Look cute. Love the size. The cooking time is awful. Need to be on High to accomplish Low cooking time. Just tried to make Crock Pot Chicken. Been on High for two hours and ingredients have started not gotten warm.Reached out to Crock Pot customer service and they shipped me a new unit free of charge. Bit of a hassle but worth getting the Crock Pot I wanted. Big praises to the Crock Pot service team. The timing of their responses were first rate.
Robin Baranowski –
Best Little Crockpot!
This little crock pot is great to have around. Its a perfect size to put a broiler chicken in to keep warm and its great to heat up things like spaghetti sauce and meat balls. The lid that locks down is perfect when your taking a dish to someones house for a party.
Amazon Customer –
First time a used it started smelling burnt plastic and I realised the lateral plastic handles were melting ! Shouldnt the handles be of metal! What poor quality! I’ll have to throw it away
María Marcela –
Ideal para cocinar ricos y nutritivos platillos para una pareja de tercera edad. Fácil de lavar y mantener impecable. La recomiendo
Vijaya Raghavan –
Good don’t see others review . It is a good product
Amazon Customer –
C. MacPhee –
Perfect size for a person if one to make a meal to come home to. I appreciate the small size and compact design. It is easy to clean and to store away until needed. The locking lid also makes it 10X more stable.