What is the Removable Cookwell made out of? Porcelain?
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It's metal w/a nonstick coating so cleanup is pretty easy. Just made a three pound beef roast w/vegetables in it and it was so tender, I had to remove it very carefully so it wouldn't fall apart! I did have to wad up a couple of pieces of foil and stick into the two tiny vent holes on the lid so it wouldn't lose the steam while cooking. Hope this helps.
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It is NOT porcelain. It is a thinner non stick material. Like anodized cookware.
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The cookwell is metal with a non stick coating. Makes clean up easy.I love it.
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I think it might be some kind of Teflon but not sure. I truly love this item. I ended up buying 3 of these for some friends of mine
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No it's the non stick Teflon(?sp).. it cleans up very well & very light weight. I have used it so much. I am very pleased with this purchase.
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It is porcelin coated metal - very heavy and durable. My daughter in law was very excited when she saw she was getting a new one. She literally wore her old one out.
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It has a non-stick surface. It could be made out of Porcelain but covered with a non-stick coating, so it cleans up very well, I haven't had anything stick. It is very nice.
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My Teflon cookwell lasted for about 3 uses before a it bubbled and then cracked rendering the entire cookwell unuseable. I previously had another Nesco with a Teflon cookwell that lasted for years that I was very pleased with but my most recent one was a piece of crap.
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It is a Teflon type material. I used it once and it was very easy to clean.
1210166
Removable crock is ceramic, liner into which crock is lowered is aluminum, and outer part is stainless steel - a magnet will stick to the outside of the cooker (a magnet will NOT stick to aluminum). The lid is glass with silicone around the edge for a good seal and a hole in it for the temperature probe for meats. Handles, feet and bottom that are black are made from insulating hard plastic. Model number 33265 has a "Removable stovetop safe insert for searing and browning"And my cooker has NEVER shut off by itself!
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It's made of cast iron. It might trap too much heat against the surface of your stove.
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Not that I know of. The cooking chamber is ceramic. The rest is aluminum, plastic and glass.
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It's a Teflon kind of thing. I love mine except for the lid is a pain to take off and put on.
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its made from porcelain and the bottom is more or less eliptic. So you can put it on a plate large enough, which is not too hot. Do the same what you would do with a plate of porcelain.
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The grate is made of cast iron. I am sure it will endure for life of this stove.They work well for our use.
1993135
I'm not sure of the material but it is not teflon; it's one of the newer non-stick materials. I love this pot and even purchased one as a gift.
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I believe it is cast iron. We have had ours for a year and love it. It is very sturdy. Our camp is in the sand hills and it holds up well, even with a large dutch oven.
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I'm pretty sure its either porcelain or ceramic. When I bought this one plate came already broken but otherwise they're beautiful.
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The material is steel (a magnet sticks to it.) The on top it is probably white porcelain.
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Cast iron interior and what the heck is PFOA? Major cooking done in Le Creuset and has been for years and I ain't dead yet!!
544656
Porcelain. I used them with track lighting to convert sockets for dimmable LED bulbs & it works great.
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I'm sorry Helen, I do not know. I recently purchased a home that included a stove that isn't ceramic.
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I'd guess it is made of some form of teflon. It's super the way it cleans so easily and quickly. Hardly any work at all to clean it. I wish I could get this for my oven.. I'd be in 7th heaven!
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Mine looks to be all metal, maybe with some sort of added finish. I no longer have the label sorry not sure where it's made.It is inexpensive, so I'd suggest shopping around carefully if you want a high quality porcelain one.I just needed a cheap replacement for a free one that came with the apartment stove where I'm renting - I didn't have to replace it but the cheap freebie that came with the apartment was in rough shape so I got a similar new one just to be courteous. I never use it, I have one of my own of better quality that I cook with. It's certainly usable but is inexpensive so may need careful handling or good for high wear and tear use to save wear or usage on more expensive pans. Mine looks to be all metal, maybe with some sort of added finish. I no longer have the label sorry not sure where it's made.It is inexpensive, so I'd suggest shopping around carefully if you want a high quality porcelain one.I just needed a cheap replacement for a free one that came with the apartment stove where I'm renting - I didn't have to replace it but the cheap freebie that came with the apartment was in rough shape so I got a similar new one just to be courteous. I never use it, I have one of my own of better quality that I cook with. It's certainly usable but is... » Read More Mine looks to be all metal, maybe with some sort of added finish. I no longer have the label sorry not sure where it's made.It is inexpensive, so I'd suggest shopping around carefully if you want a high quality porcelain one.I just needed a cheap replacement for a free one that came with the apartment stove where I'm renting - I didn't have to replace it but the cheap freebie that came with the apartment was in rough shape so I got a similar new one just to be courteous. I never use it, I have one of my own of better quality that I cook with. It's certainly usable but is inexpensive so may need careful handling or good for high wear and tear use to save wear or usage on more expensive pans. « Show Less