With a 20 cup capacity, what is the equivalent size as compared to quart size? I have a 6qt slow cooker. Does this hold more or less in comparison?
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This is smaller. There are 4 cups per quart, so the 6 qt would have 24 cups.
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Get the 6 quart if you cook for a family. I got the 4 quart and it's just enough for my husband and I with a little left over for lunch the next day.
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Under "Product Description" it says "Fits 4- to 7-Quart Slow Cookers. The bag nicely accommodates any brand of slow cooker (both round and oval shaped) with capacities ranging from 4 to 7 quarts." Oh, once I posted my answer I see that your question was asked some time back. I guess Amazon noticed your question and added the additional information.
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I do not have sufficient information to answer one way or the other... I should add that this size is advertised for a 6 quart unit.
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The 10 quart will hold a roast and vegetables. Before you use a pressure cooker find a good resource book. Another responder recommended Miss Vickie. She has a vast amount of information. I used my cooker weekly. It has been a fantastic investment for me! I am completely happy with this pressure cooker.
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Dear Nina Athanasakos,Thank you for your recent inquiry. You can use the Elite 1.5 Quart Mini Slow Cooker to make anything that you would with any other slow cooker, as long as it fits. We hope this information has been helpful.
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3.5 quarts is fine for one or two people. Filling it all the way with whatever leaves leftovers, but even if you put only a few cups of something in it still cooks evenly. Most of the larger sizes are absolutely vast compared to what we needed, but this is still a bit larger than my old Crockpot, which could be frustratingly small at times.
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The one I purchased was for a 4 qt. cooker and it fits fine. Maybe too small for a 6qt.
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Smaller than a US quart. It's about .6 US quarts. It's a little over half a quart.
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Not sure, but I only used mine a couple of times and then I purchased a yogourmet quart size and I use that almost every week with success. The small cups are a bit of a pain to fill, but if you have little ones or you want them to take for work then I think it would work well.
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Get a 6 qt you can less in a smaller unit but you cannot cook more in a smaller one
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No it is better to have more room then less.you will find out you can cook more meals in the larger cooker then in the smaller. The 6 qt is the perfect size. I know you will love it
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I don't have an answer for you, other than to defer your question directly to Instant Pot. They are very good about responding to questions. Quart/Capacity has never been an issue for me as it is adequate for my family of three's needs. Also for potluck(s), because I'm bringing a dish to share, not tasked with feeding the entire group. I'd love an 8qt just to be greedy, but the 6qt meets my needs. Good luck. In fact, I used it just now to brown ground beef for my slow cooker lasagne recipe, and now I'm preparing to use the second pot I've ordered to make a cheese/broccoli soup, using Bob Warden's book/recipe. I don't have an answer for you, other than to defer your question directly to Instant Pot. They are very good about responding to questions. Quart/Capacity has never been an issue for me as it is adequate for my family of three's needs. Also for potluck(s), because I'm bringing a dish to share, not tasked with feeding the entire group. I'd love an 8qt just to be greedy, but the 6qt meets my needs. Good luck. In fact, I used it just now to brown ground beef for my slow cooker lasagne recipe, and now I'm preparing to use the second pot I've ordered to make a cheese/broccoli soup, using Bob... » Read More I don't have an answer for you, other than to defer your question directly to Instant Pot. They are very good about responding to questions. Quart/Capacity has never been an issue for me as it is adequate for my family of three's needs. Also for potluck(s), because I'm bringing a dish to share, not tasked with feeding the entire group. I'd love an 8qt just to be greedy, but the 6qt meets my needs. Good luck. In fact, I used it just now to brown ground beef for my slow cooker lasagne recipe, and now I'm preparing to use the second pot I've ordered to make a cheese/broccoli soup, using Bob Warden's book/recipe. « Show Less
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It does hold 6 1/2 quarts. I have only filled it a little over half full. Had it on for 10 hours on lowest setting is the longest I have had it on for.
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Each bag if filled to just under the filter patch would hold around 8-9 quarts so your answer would be two of the large bags filled to fill up your 20quart pressure cooker.
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Although I have not used the 23 quart cooker, I would assume the results would be similar to the 16 quart and smaller cookers. I found no significant advantages in using a pressure cooker when cooking beans. Even with soaking them over night to release oxalic acids, they were too firm, even with the longer cooking periods that the manual vaguely suggested.
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Sharon, I'd probably take the cooker to a few local thrift stores (lol) to see what I could find. They always seem to have an abundance of pot lids in various sizes - but no pots to match. If that doesn't work, just go to the Fagor website and see what they have to offer. Wow, you got a 10 QT model! I'm coming over for dinner!