I want this large one for falafels, but my husband thinks the 1.5 T is big enough. What do you think.
829504
This size makes a very nice size meatball. It really is larger than it sounds. So if using for main dish or sandwiches you should be fine.
829505
Depends on your appetite. I have only used it for large peanut butter cookies. They were rather colossal. But for falafels, I'd say if you are looking for satisfying meal and don't want to stack them up like pancakes it would work great.
610449
I would advise to buy the large. It is so easy to clean, better then having it too small. I have one of each and cook for two.
93286
I just purchased a Calphalon one - admittedly more expensive - but it's heavy (which is good for heat conductivity) and works like a charm. I think if you only need one, get a 12-inch one, which oddly enough, feels like it's the same size to this one.
1496052
Hi Sandy, Ammm I'm not good in size sorry. But for sure this one is too big it's for turkey and lam leg roast. You should go for smaller size. That's what I'm planing to do. Cause this one is big for medium size chicken....
1917159
My view is, get the bigger one. These things are not just massive to begin with. You'd fill it up regardless...
1215757
Go with the larger size, you will love the left overs! I had a smaller crock pot earlier and it never made enough for leftovers. Also, if you have company you will appreciate the larger size.
1639794
The goose neck is certainly better for that. The 1.7 liter is more of a pitcher.
2191860
I'm very sorry for such a late answer. Yes, the large is plenty big enough for a meal. I cook for 2 and ,even with my husband's appetite, we had enough for two meals each (and a snack when he got home from work). It's my favorite item in my kitchen!
1090656
I would go with the 18 1/2 just for extra room. A small turkey like you would deep fry would probably be ok but anything larger and you might not get great airflow around the bird. Beer can chicken fits nicely- baby back ribs have to be cut in half and each one placed on a separate rack to fit. Nice little smoker to learn on and cook for small groups.
114751
I would suggest the 5.5 quart. I think I'm going to order one of those today. Good luck.
1013017
The 22.5 is great if you are cooking lots of meat at a time. I have the 18.5 and the 22.5 SMC and was able to do pulled pork for 110 people (4 pork butts on the 18.5 and 6 on the 22.5). The 22.5 has amazing space and gives you lots of options when it comes to what you can put in there. I have had a 18lbs turkey in there before.
1579451
I think the larger, 2 gallon would be more practical. It would give you more room for reaching in to take out marshmallows, the grahams, luscious chocolate bars. More room so no need to pack the ingredients in too tightly. Best wishes. Have fun.
221391
The size I got has a top about as large as a saucer. It should be PERFECT for you. You will absolutely love this multi-purpose bowl -- I think of all the yucky breakable plastic ones I wasted money on over the years and just sigh...Congrats on your new addition to the family!
1928586
Think it's too big. But if Dogtra makes a smaller one I would try that. Great quality
1340848
I have found that the larger size works well for me. Since fermented foods have a longer shelf life and it takes up to several weeks per batch, by the time I am finishing my sauerkraut or other goodies, my newest batch is almost ready.
635387
I use the larger 6.0 L for roasts and larger cuts of meat including baby back ribs. I use the smaller one for mashed potatoes, vegetables and to make hard boiled eggs. The smaller one will hold 11 eggs comfortably. I'm getting to the point where I would love the 8.5 L size and I might ask for it for Christmas!
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I've found the 7 1/2" fine for me. I generally have been using it for turkey breasts, half hams, and roasts. The only length problem I have is with the coiled cord. Always plan on an extention cord, but no big deal. Love mine.