Morphy Richards Sear and Stew Slow Cooker 460016 Black and Rose Gold, 3.5L

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Millie Fender heads up all things small appliances at Ideal Home. There’s nothing she loves more than testing out the latest and greatest cooking gadgets, for indoor and outdoor use, from toasters to air fryers. She reviewed the Morphy Richards Sear and Stew from her own kitchen, testing it for quality cooking and ease of use. I like the look of this slow cooker too. The titanium model is nice, and the rose gold option is a jazzy look for those who have kettles and toasters to match. If you spend a lot of time out of the house you may be better choosing a digital slow cooker which will allow you to set delay timers and switch automatically to a keep-warm setting. However, a manual slow cooker will cost a lot less and still deliver great results. About this review, and the reviewer I made a lamb curry in the Morphy Richards Sear and Stew, so I first cooked off the leg of lamb in the pot before adding it to the base. This heated up the handles on the oval pot, so I used oven gloves to lift it up and place it in the pot.We speak to self-confessed clean freak Emma Bunton and find out what part of her home she loves to clean every day!