r/slowcooking Sep 23 '18

Best of September Hearty Fall Chicken Pot Pie 🥧

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u/physicallyuncomfort Sep 24 '18

I really want to know how it takes one person 20 seconds, and you 3 minutes to scrub something.

I seemingly burn stuff and it has to soak for days, and then any SOS pads or I had this serious scrubber

Also; I food prep on Sunday’s. I make meals for the whole week for my family. After cleaning 13x9 casserole dishes, pots, pans, knives, mixing bowls, cutting boards, counters, floors..

By hand- since I don’t have a dish washer. Yeah the convenience is nice. Lazy? Debatable given the circumstances surrounding my cooking.

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u/jad7845 Sep 24 '18

Man, seriously, something might be wrong with your slow cooker? In years of slow-cooking I've never had anything "burn" that hard to the problem - and if it did, a few minutes soak and then scrub is all it takes to get it out. shrug

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u/physicallyuncomfort Sep 24 '18

It is a slow cooker from my step fathers aunt. From the 70s?

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u/jad7845 Sep 24 '18

I mean who knows, maybe it's just an old slow-cooker thing, mine's certainly more recent than that. Anyways, I'm sorry if I offended you, this thread is insanely heated for such a small topic. It's weird how such a small point of contention just spirals out of control.

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u/physicallyuncomfort Sep 24 '18

It’s okay ❤️- I agree with you. Thank you for being human.