Wonderbag African Slow Cooker (non electric)

Eco-friendly slow cooking. No plugs, no fuss: Slow cooks your food, unplugged, by retaining the heat from an initial simmer on the stove

• Stress free holidays. Perfect for the holidays when stove and counter space are at a premium. Many uses: keeps items cold or frozen, too!

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wow. this is really interesting. If an electric slow cooker take on avg. 7 to 8 hours to cook, I wonder how long it takes for a non electric slow cooker.

 

My mother and sister both have one of these. They live in the UK, but my mother got hers from S. Africa, where her sister lives, and her sister swears by it. They use it for hot meals, and also for making yogurt. My mother says it's amazing to not have to plug it it. She heats it up to boil, then simmer, and then leaves it for hours, just like a crockpot, but the styrofoam keeps it hot enough to cook what's inside. I don't have one and haven't tried it yet, but would love to one day.

 

Heats it on the stove, that is, then takes it off to keep warm in the wrap.

 

Thanks. I don't have a lot time to post, but I do appreciate my crockpot and am looking forward to seeing recipes and learning about more ways I can be thrifty with my time and money.

 

This is different - I have not ever heard of such a thing. Interested in learning more about it.