Reynolds Kitchens Slow Cooker Liners Regular Fits 3-8 Quarts 4 Count

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There is nothing worse than having to clean my heavy stoneware crock-pot insert. It really did discourage me from using my slow cooker until I discovered these liners. They are never available in my local supermarkets but when I found them on Amazon and for this awesome price, I am now never without. These liners are awesome and I use my slow cooker at least three times a week. There are four liners in each box and the liner fits my 6-quart oval slow cooker perfectly - actually with room to spare. I have no problem tossing ingredients in and mixing them in the lined cooker. I've never had them tear, though if using a sharp object to stir, it could happen. This product really has changed the way I cook. I now make awesome meals because of the convenience of the liners and not having to wash the insert anymore. Just pull out the liner, toss in the trash and wipe the pot clean with a damp paper towel. I more than highly recommend this product. This product was a personal purchase for myself at the normal retail price. I am reviewing it solely because I want to share my experience with other potential customers. I have received no compensation for my review nor do I have any relationship with the seller or manufacturer of this product. Read more

I do lots of slow-cooker meals, and these bags are great! No more scrubbing the heavy crock. I’ve ordered them several times and passed them along to my daughters, who like them equally as much! Read more

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I really love how these liners really help cut down the clean-up time for a crock pot, which to be honest, is the worst part about crock-pot cooking. I had to take away one star because I used one of these liners earlier this month to cook a corned beef brisket. I lined the crock-pot, put the brisket, spices and water and set it on low for 10 hours. When I got home from work, I took the brisket out to slice and wanted to reserve the cooking liquid for my vegetables. I picked up the while liner, intending to move it two feet and dump it into a waiting stock pot nearby. As I am lining up the bag (gathering corners and such) to pour the liquid into the pot, the whole bottom seam split. Fortunately, most of the liquid made it into the pot, but it still made a mess. So be careful if you try to do the same thing. Maybe consider giving the liner some support at all times if there is hot liquid inside! Read more

Having tried just about every name brand and off brand slow cooker bags out there, I was a little wary to try yet another one. Three years later, this is the only brand slow cooker bag I will use. It does not require water to be poured into the slow cooker insert or some other nonsense like that. Just open the bag, line the slow cooker insert, and fill with your food. I have used this while cooking food on High and Low, with no adverse consequences. The food cooks as well as it would without the liner being there. Having tried this with many different brands of slow cookers over the years, the only brand I truly had an issue with was Rival. But I believe this is a problem on the part of Rival, as their slow cookers tend to overheat while cooking. I have had quite a few bags melt while using this bag with a Rival slow cooker, and I had to dump the entire pot of food. Read more

I highly recommend the slow cooker liners to make cleaning the cooker easier. I was concerned at first that there would be waste of food sticking to the liner, but there does not seem to be much more food sticking to the liner than to the pot without the liner. The liners are easy to use. When the pot has been emptied, just lift out the liner and dispose of it. A convenience I haven't noticed being mentioned is that when the food is being dipped out of the pot, when there is just a little left, it is very convenient to lift out the liner and dump the remainder of the food into the serving or storage dish. This is much more convenient than lifting the heavy pot and trying to hold it with one hand while scraping out the rest of the food. Read more