NuWave as a Slow Cooker
The Nuwave induction cooktop can be set to very precise temperatures, and some have advanced the idea that it can replace a dedicated “Slow Cooker/Crock Pot” and save storage space. I decided to gi...
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wca01 wrote:
Maybe I need to know more about slow cookers, but the three things you describe as necessary are features. My test proved that it could maintain a temperature below 212F (181F) for five hours and that temp didn't vary once the whole thing stabilized. It cycles very little. Temps can be set from 100F to 525F.
Maybe you should learn a little more about the NuWave before you criticize the test. It's just a test and the results are accurate. Make any judgment you desire.
I have 2 NuWave induction tops. I simply don't see the "test". I can cook the same way on my electric stove because you're simply maintaining a simmer.
I'm really not trying to be hard to get along with, but while the
NuWave has some features unique and likeable, maintaining a low temperature for 5 hours simply isn't one of the unique ones.
