Will travel bag hold Hamilton Beach 7 Quart Stay or Go Slow Cooker?
1004955
We've only tested our travel bags on Crock-Pot slow cookers and cannot guarantee that they'll fit any other brands.
868767
I think so. I use it from groceries or once for beer and it carried a case of beer and ice so I would imagine a slow cooker should be good. For sure if doubled.
1099926
Yes it will hold 7 quarts...I use it to boil lobsters and will usually hold about 7good sized lobbies
87031
Just a meat slow cooker and I do not know at this moment the quart capacity.
267376
It depends a bit if you are considering using it for entertaining guests. However, if you cook for just two people, the smaller size is more than sufficient and the 7 quart will generally be much to large.
941009
Ron, as many of the people responding to your question have done, I purchased the 6 Qt. as well. I often downsize my recipes to a serving for 2 or 3 and a great cook book for these recipes is America's Test Kitchen, "Cooking for Two, 2012". There are slow cooker recipes that work great in the larger slow cooker and come out just fine. I purchased this specific Cuisinart because of its oblong shape - makes it easy to cook meat or chicken on skewers. And, with the larger size you are prepared for the eventual times you want to cook a roast or larger meal. Hope this was helpful.
982187
I have used the bags in a 6 quart slow cooker. It is oval approximately 11-3/8" X 8-1/2" inside and 4-3/4" deep. The carton says the bags can be used in oven dishes and roasters. Says can be used in 9" X 13" baking dish or standard roasting pan. Must not exceed 400F (203C). Must not be exposed to direct flame (like under broiler). The bags should fit 10" round pot 5" deep.
354354
If we are talking about the Hamilton Beach Crock Pot, image is not available, You could not GIVE me another HB product. Piece of crap worked one time and they refused to stand behind it. Hope this helps
1126690
I would definitely get a smaller separate dry bag. The travel bag is waterproof but not sealable.
2121850
I have a 3.5 qt. crockpot and there are several inches on the sides to spare, so would assume it does. Perhaps if you need a more specific answer then can go to the manufacturer. I think this bag was made to accommodate most slow cookers.
1846026
Heavy is a subjective term. It's sold in stores. Go check it out. The ceramic pot is the majority of the weight of this slow cooker. The metal base has handles on it. I would leave it in the base if you have to move it for serving. It will protect whatever surface you have it on from the heat of the pot.
750923
I don't know the size of the bag you are considering buying, nor what quart our dutch oven is, but our dutch oven has a 12 on the lid and our bag is 7" deep and 14" across the top. We LOVE the bag. We also have the lid rack which fits in the bag w/ the dutch oven along w/ a pair of good gloves.
199574
Just guessing but, probably 5 Quart like the name of it says; Stay or Go 5 Quart programmable slow cooker.
1902318
You can put coffee pot or slow cooker even bigger ones. Maybe not in the same time, might be too crowded. I have Nesspresso coffee machine and still place for the cream/sugar bowl, few mugs.
575369
I made a six pound with carrots and potatoes no problem... Haven't done anything bigger yet, but as crock-pots go, it's large and a great price. Lid does not lock for traveling, but I think it's to big to travel anyway.
2121849
I have a Bella 6qt programmable slow cooker with the locking lid and it's pretty snug. I have to work with it a bit to get it to fit.
327366
I would recommend purchasing the griddle bag for your griddle. It will keep it in better condition and easer to travel with.