Walmart has
18-Quart Aroma Electric Roaster Oven (Black, ART-718BH) on sale for
$19.97.
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Product Description:
- LARGE CAPACITY: Roast a 22-lb. turkey with ease in our 18-quart roaster oven. Ideal for big family meals and festive gatherings.
- VERSATILE COOKING OPTIONS: With adjustable temperature control from 150°F to 450°F, you can roast, bake, slow cook, and more. This oven meets all your culinary needs, from breakfast to dinner.
- STYLISH & EASY TO CLEAN: Featuring a beautiful stainless steel exterior and a removable enameled steel baking pan for effortless cleanup. Enjoy quick and easy post-meal tidying.
- REMOVABLE RACK: The metal inner rack makes lifting heavy food items out a breeze, ensuring a hassle-free cooking experience without damaging the crispy skin of your roast.
- DEFROST & KEEP WARM SETTINGS: The convenient defrost setting allows you to go from frozen to roasted without long waiting times. The Keep Warm setting ensures your meals stay at the perfect serving temperature.
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UPDATE: I read some of the comments. It works as-advertised. It gets very hot- enough to cause serious burns.
I'm thinking that this could be also used as a large slow cooker/crock pot if you set the temp around 200F ergo the roaster should be a pretty useful addition in my kitchen. I'm in for one; thanks OP.
That's what I'm buying this for. Everything I've read online says the "keep warm" temp is what you should use and will hold between 140-170. It supposedly gets too hot if you use turn the dial past "keep warm" to "150". I will be testing with a temperature probe before using for my first cook.
This is perfect timing since I just placed an order for the 22qt model on Amazon for ~$49. Cancelling that and ordering this since the length and width dimensions are the same and I don't need the extra ~1.5 inches in height.
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I use mine to warm up or keep warm other dishes while the turkey is in the oven. It's just a nice, big size for things too big for the slow cooker.
I have to say, this roaster made a bad first impression. The metal is extremely thin, and the appliance has an overall cheap, poorly manufactured feel to it (i.e., the roasting pan has sharp edges beneath the rim of its handles).
There's also zero insulation. I can feel heat radiating from it even six feet away, and it becomes incredibly hot to the touch. On top of that, there are two relatively large vent holes on the lid, which makes using it as a slow cooker somewhat impractical. I'm really not comfortable stewing something for four hours on low heat with such large entry points; it feels like an open invitation for dust and insects.
Overall, I wouldn't pay more than $20 for the roaster as it stands. I can't make a legitimate final judgment until I cook something substantial in it, like a turkey or a ham, but so far, I'm pretty disappointed...
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