Proctor Silex 33015

*Est. $15
Reviewed
September 2009
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Proctor-Silex 33015

Pros
  • Three temperature settings
  • Removable crock is dishwasher-safe
  • Warming mode
Cons
  • No indicator light
  • Not programmable

Perfect for dips and appetizers, the compact Proctor Silex 33015 is a 1.5-quart slow cooker with many of the features of larger, more expensive cookers. With a glass lid and a removable crock that is dishwasher-safe, this slow cooker is also ideal for those who want to cook single-serving meals. Experts love the three temperature settings, including a warming mode that works well for transporting dips and appetizers and keeping them warm at parties or other gatherings. Both experts and consumers say they wish the Proctor Silex 33015 had an indicator light, however, and some also comment on the lack of a timer. If you want the option of cooking larger dishes, reviewers recommend the Hamilton Beach 33134 3-in-1 (*Est. $50), which has interchangeable cooking pots.

While many expert reviews do not tackle small slow cookers like the Proctor Silex 33015, experts at ConsumerGuide.com praise its features and editors at Woman's Day select a similar Proctor Silex 1.5-quart model with identical capabilities as a top performer. Customer reviews were also scarcer on this model, but users at Amazon.com give the Proctor Silex 33015 near-perfect scores.

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Our Sources

1. Woman's Day

Editors at Woman's Day tested slow cookers and selected seven top picks. Each slow cooker is given a catchy tagline, and the Proctor Silex Plus 1.5-quart model, sister product to the 33015, is called "small is a plus." Editors like the compact size and foolproof controls.

Review: State-of-the-Art Slow Cookers, Stephanie Lee, Oct. 23, 2008

2. Amazon.com

The Proctor Silex 33015 gets a near-perfect score in more than 40 customer reviews at Amazon.com. Users like the small size for dips, appetizers, gravies and sauces. Some users also comment on the perfect size for single-serving dinners. Users miss the indicator light, but appreciate the removable, dishwasher-safe crock.

Review: Proctor Silex 33015 1.5-Quart Round Slow Cooker, Contributors to Amazon.com

3. ConsumerGuide.com

Testing methods are unclear at this site, but the Proctor Silex 33015 is given a Budget Buy award. Editors like the warming mode and the removable crock.

Review: Proctor Silex 1.5-Quart Slow Cooker 33015, Editors of ConsumerGuide.com

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