VQ- Laura Ashley 6.8 Quart Slow Cooker - Elveden Navy

Nice size slow cooker especially foe cooking sides or a meal for 2. I also have a 6 qt, but often it is too big. This one is pretty and has cooked a squash casserole and a Turkey breast to perfection.

Gets the job done and looks beautiful at the same time. Almost didn’t buy bc a a reviewer by another customer who said it didn’t get hot enough. Mine heated up faster than expected and made the best pot of chili on a cold day. Two thumbs up!

pretty and just the right size for less people. works well and it fits right into kitchen redo.

One star because it’s pretty. Other than that did not work. Cooked a pork tenderloin for 7 hours on low. Only warm after seven hours and raw inside. Had to throw out expensive meat. Trying to return with great difficulty. Not Happy!!

Besides being beautiful it’s large enough for beef roast and all the trimmings! Cleans up like a dream too!

Beautiful. Just beautiful and works great. Not too big and not too small.

I needed a new Slow Cooker as we have family birthdays coming up, and we are hosting a lot of people. I saw this Laura Ashley version, and I thought the Navy + patterns looked very nice online. Wow was I surprised when I got the product. The packaging made it feel like I was getting something from Tiffany's, the pattern on the outside was very well done and popped in my neutral colored kitchen. I am looking forward to displaying this when my family comes over. Plus, it cooks amazing as well!

let me start by saying this is a gorgeous slow cooker... however, the warmer gets extremely hot and there is almost an immediate burning smell that makes me apprehensive to leave it on to cook for long periods without keeping a close eye on it (which was my original plan for purchasing). i'm not sure if it's the floral metal piece or the electrical aspect, but my previous crockpots did not get scorching hot to the touch from the outside or leave me concerned about an electrical fire on the first use. i wouldn't use this around small children who may be able to reach and touch it and potentially get burned in the process.