Is it too big for 3,5 quarts crock pot? do they have smaller size? The liners are more expensive than the price of the crock pot!
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I've used them in a 6 quart a 3 quart and have even used them in a 1.5 quart. You will have a lot hanging out, but it works fine.
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I have a 35 quart and can fit two. There is a little extra room but not enough for a third pan. Also, careful with the depth. The deeper pan eats up a lot of space in the cooler. I usually have to decide for what purpose I need the cooler. The pans are not always an option and I usually reserve them for day trips where I want to have easy access to items they can hold. Otherwise I leave them home and opt for the extra space in the cooler.
1215762
I had a 7qt slow cooker. Just two of us, so I ordered the 4 Qt and think it will be much better for us. The bigger size was just too big.
1117864
I have two ot the Fagor pressure cookers a smaller one and the 10 quart and the small one is great for smaller dishes but the ten quart is fantastic for large roasts and hugh corned beef and cabbage dinners. My suggestion is go for the larger unit.
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It fit my 5 Quart Rival Crockpot. Not sure of the diameter. However, I did not like the product. You can barely see it in the picture, but there is a small hole in it, I assume for ventilation. Since crockpots cook with steam, you really do not want a ventilation hole. I was not satisfied with this product even though it did fit my pot.
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I dont know if its 7 quarts. It's quite a bit bigger than most crock pots out there. Mine broke and I had to buy this one specifically to fit my KitchenAide model. There weren't great reviews on this bowl and I don't know why. People said it broke easily. Well...hello. It's ceramic and if you bump it carelessly against your granite countertop then yes it will crack, chip or break. I guess people struggled with it because it is bigger. I love it. I could have bought a different crock pot but nothing compares to this one with the bigger capacity and a rubber lined lid that can be removed and washed. I dont know if its 7 quarts. It's quite a bit bigger than most crock pots out there. Mine broke and I had to buy this one specifically to fit my KitchenAide model. There weren't great reviews on this bowl and I don't know why. People said it broke easily. Well...hello. It's ceramic and if you bump it carelessly against your granite countertop then yes it will crack, chip or break. I guess people struggled with it because it is bigger. I love it. I could have bought a different crock pot but nothing compares to this one with the bigger capacity and a rubber lined lid that can be removed and... » Read More I dont know if its 7 quarts. It's quite a bit bigger than most crock pots out there. Mine broke and I had to buy this one specifically to fit my KitchenAide model. There weren't great reviews on this bowl and I don't know why. People said it broke easily. Well...hello. It's ceramic and if you bump it carelessly against your granite countertop then yes it will crack, chip or break. I guess people struggled with it because it is bigger. I love it. I could have bought a different crock pot but nothing compares to this one with the bigger capacity and a rubber lined lid that can be removed and washed. « Show Less
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I really can't answer that as mine is a 5 quart and it fits quite well with a little over hang. You will have to take the chance-the package says it fits 3-6.5 quart crock pots. I hope that helps you!!
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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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Cara, the rack fits in my 7qt with 1 inch clearance all the way around, fits in my 6qt with hardly any clearance. So I'm guessing it probably won't fit in a 5qt or at least it won't rest on the bottom. I bought 2 of these and use them all the time not just in crock pots. really like them.
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I use the lids for a 3 gallon crock. I don't know if it fits any other size crock.
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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!
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I'm not sure the size of my crock pot. I have 2 one is my mother in laws from the 70s and it's narrow and deep, the other US only 2 years old and programmable and came with the meat thermometer. The two are completely different shapes and the liner works great in both. Hope that helps you
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The 6003 more expensive one is the larger which I recommend. I wanted to buy a 2nd one for my vacation home; bought the 6006 not knowing there were 2 sizes...way too small; returned it for the 6003 which is still a tad smaller than my original which I have had for years. These knew ones aren't as well made, and you have to assemble the legs and handles too boot; They don't make them like they use too; but it's still a versatile pot.
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I was investigating the same thing when I bought mine. As far as I know there are only two sizes, 2 qt. and a smaller qt. size. My mom has the smaller version and you can barely squeeze a decent serving for three people out of that one. My advice is get a 2 qt. machine. It's better built, the bowls are bigger, and thicker walled, and you can always make less. My Unit is the STAINLESS STEEL 2 qt. model number CIM-60PC, I don't know what the black model number is for the same size? You might try going on cuisinart.com and emailing them that question. I remember being confused about the lack of info on amazon when I bought this one, but I was after the stainless steel model. I was investigating the same thing when I bought mine. As far as I know there are only two sizes, 2 qt. and a smaller qt. size. My mom has the smaller version and you can barely squeeze a decent serving for three people out of that one. My advice is get a 2 qt. machine. It's better built, the bowls are bigger, and thicker walled, and you can always make less. My Unit is the STAINLESS STEEL 2 qt. model number CIM-60PC, I don't know what the black model number is for the same size? You might try going on cuisinart.com and emailing them that question. I remember being confused about the lack... » Read More I was investigating the same thing when I bought mine. As far as I know there are only two sizes, 2 qt. and a smaller qt. size. My mom has the smaller version and you can barely squeeze a decent serving for three people out of that one. My advice is get a 2 qt. machine. It's better built, the bowls are bigger, and thicker walled, and you can always make less. My Unit is the STAINLESS STEEL 2 qt. model number CIM-60PC, I don't know what the black model number is for the same size? You might try going on cuisinart.com and emailing them that question. I remember being confused about the lack of info on amazon when I bought this one, but I was after the stainless steel model. « Show Less
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Is the fry pan worth the money? I read the 3 plus quart and it did not have a good review. For the money it seems you could go up to the first size above the frypan but it is not as wide I suppose. Looking for input.
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This is the best crock pot I have ever owned. Each bowl fits into base differently, depending on how deep the crock is for the varied sizes crock . Base measures 9.5 across, where the crock would sit. Each has a tapered pot not like a normal one pot, one heating element kind. Hope this answers your questions.
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Yes, I needed a replacement for my 3 qt. club aluminum pot I always used and couldn't find one. All the 3 qts. I found were shorter and wider but this is a good size and taller so it works great for boiling things. I like that its not real heavy also. I've never used the basket to deep fry yet but it could be handy.