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title: "Cuisinart PSC-650 793595992798 Multi-Cooker, Stainless Steel, Silver"
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# 6.15L removable ceramic pot 1500W powerful heating 24-hour programmable timer Cuisinart PSC-650 793595992798 Multi-Cooker, Stainless Steel, Silver

**Brand:** cuisinart
**Price:** ₨2916
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## Summary

> 🍽️ Elevate your meal prep game with effortless, stylish slow cooking!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Cuisinart PSC-650 793595992798 Multi-Cooker, Stainless Steel, Silver by cuisinart
- **How much does it cost?** ₨2916 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sc](https://www.desertcart.sc/products/341011386-cuisinart-psc-650-793595992798-multi-cooker-stainless-steel-silver)

## Best For

- cuisinart enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cuisinart brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart warming:** Automatically switches to keep-warm mode so your meal is ready when you are—no stress, just flavor.
- • **Power meets style:** Sleek brushed stainless steel housing with cool-touch chrome handles for a modern kitchen vibe.
- • **Effortless cleanup:** Dishwasher-safe ceramic pot and glass lid save you time for what really matters.
- • **Set it & forget it:** 24-hour programmable timer lets you plan meals around your busy schedule with precision.
- • **Bonus gourmet inspiration:** Includes a spiral-bound recipe book with 70 dishes to elevate your slow-cooking game.

## Overview

The Cuisinart PSC-650 Multi-Cooker combines a powerful 1500W heating element with a 6.15L removable ceramic pot and a 24-hour programmable timer, all housed in a sleek stainless steel design. Featuring automatic keep-warm, dishwasher-safe components, and a recipe book, it’s engineered for busy professionals who demand convenience without compromising style.

## Description

Touchpad control panel with LCD timer display; 24-hour cooking timer; Off/On Warm Simmer Low and High settings; Removable 6.5 quart oval ceramic cooking pot; Automatically shifts to “Warm” when cook time ends; Brushed stainless steel housing with chrome-plated handles; Glass lid with stainless steel rim and chrome-plated knob; Dishwasher-safe lid and ceramic pot; Nonslip rubber feet; Includes cooking rack for use with ramekins or other bakeware; Spiral-bound recipe book with 70 basic to gourmet dishes; Instruction book; Limited 3-year product warranty; BPA Free

Review: I have owned several slow cookers over the years. The most recent one was a beautiful one that I purchased at Target, black and white from Crock Pot. However after reading a number of articles online, I realized that I might have a problem on my hands with the lead. I researched the matter and discovered that the glaze often contains lead. Upon researching further, I discovered that the Cuisinart model was BPA free. It is not easy to find kitchenware that is BPA free. I was pleased to see that. The next question was, was it lead-free? I called Cuisinart and they adamantly indicated that the slow cooker was lead free. For someone who needed to use her crock pot daily, almost 24/7, I really need a healthy crock pot. What is the point of cooking healthy foods if the container that I cook them in, is hazardous to my health? I was hesitant about the bulk aspect of the unit because I have a small kitchen and was concerned that it would take a lot of space. However based on the desertcart reviews and on the fact that the slow cooker is both BPA and lead free, I decided to order it. I could not have made a better choice on the planet!!!! First of all, this is the FIRST slow cooker that I have owned that is cool to the touch. Second, my food does not boil on low, and I lose ZERO water content. I needed an excellent slow cooker to make bone broths which have tremendous medicinal qualities (see Weston A. Price Foundation). And I had read about some persons being so serious about bone broths, that they had a perpetual broth going. To do that, I did not want to come home to a fire because of a deficient slowcooker. With this Cuisinart, I can make a lot of bone broth, the broth keeps going for 3 days, and after 24 hours, I do not have to worry, it goes to warm and then shuts down. because it is cool to the touch, my counter is not heated as was the case with the cheap crock pot brand. As for the bulk size, the slow cooker looks very beautiful on my counter. I have so far made lots of chicken broth, delicious, beef broth and fish broth. I use the bones for beef (knuckles, cartilage and feet as well as bone marrow), for fish (the heads) and for chicken (feet, back, head). I have noticed great improvement in my health, digestive system, excellent sleep. Please read online about all of the benefits of bone broth which man has been doing for thousands of years. Anyway, you will NOT regret purchasing this cuisinart. It is really of a very good quality. Enjoy!!!!Whatever negative review may be out there, I would not worry about it. It is probably a unique single incident. You will ENJOY your Cuisinart slow cooker. And for the price, BPA and Lead free!!!! Enjoy.
Review: >>> EDIT UPDATE October 10, 2016 >> ORIGINAL REVIEW <<< I've gone thru several slow cookers and when the latest got dropped and broken I decided I wanted something a bit more than the basic off-low-high rotary switch model. After researching the available digital models, I settled on this one. I am glad I did. The design is a bit bulkier than I am used to, but it has nice sturdy handles and is well balanced. The handles on the removable crockery are also big enough to grab with pot holders. The touch pad programmable timer is easy to set. The three cooking levels (high, low, and simmer) plus "keep warm" are a nice feature. The book tells you what the temperatures the settings maintain. I like that it will start on "high" no matter what you set it for until it comes up to temperature and then shift to your setting. (Heating quickly past the "Danger Zone") When your cooking time is up, it will shift to "keep warm". The only thing I wish it would allow is dual programming. (Say, 2 hours on high and then 4 hours on low) Other nice touches: it comes with a dual height rack for the pot and the cord retracts into the body for neat storage. The instruction book is well written and contains quite a few recipes (70 I think) and the 3 yr warranty is a plus. Nothing makes cleanup easier than Reynolds Slow Cooker Liners (other than having someone else do it). Overall I am very pleased with this slow cooker and would recommend it to a friend. UPDATE 7/3/10: Its been two years since we purchased this and we are still happy with our purchase. We have had no problems with it. We like it so much that we purchased the 6.5 qt. slow cooker as well. (Some things just don't fit in the smaller one.) I recently discovered you can change the temperature (say, high to low) without resetting the time. Most other digital devices I have (toaster oven and full-sized oven) can't do this. The unit shifts to "keep warm" when it times out except if you put it on "keep warm" yourself...then it just shuts off. Why would I do this? I was doing a roast the recipe said I should do for four hours on high. The thermometer said it was done in two. So rather than reset the timer, I just shifted it to "keep warm." Two hours later it beeped and shut off. This is not a problem, IMO, just good to know.

## Features

- Programmable slow cooker with removable round-shaped ceramic cooking pot
- Simmer, low and high modes; 24-hour programmable cook time; auto keep-warm; cord storage
- Brushed stainless-steel housing; glass lid with stainless-steel rim; cool-touch chrome-plated handles
- Includes cooking rack, recipe book and instruction book; dishwasher-safe lid and ceramic pot
- Product Built to North American Electrical Standards

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000VA48PM |
| Best Sellers Rank | 3,528,707 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) 550 in Slow Cookers |
| Brand | Cuisinart |
| Capacity | 6.15 litres |
| Colour | Silver |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (853) |
| Date First Available | 7 Aug. 2012 |
| Item Weight | 8.8 kg |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Model Number | PSC-650 |
| Power / Wattage | 320 watts |
| Product Dimensions | 29.46 x 41.4 x 30.48 cm; 8.8 kg |
| Special Features | Programmable |
| Voltage | 120 Volts (AC) |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Cuisinart
- **Capacity:** 6.15 litres
- **Colour:** Silver
- **Dishwasher safe?:** Yes
- **Item weight:** 8.8 kg
- **Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Product dimensions:** 29.5D x 41.4W x 30.5H centimetres
- **Shape:** Oval
- **Voltage:** 120 Volts (AC)
- **Wattage:** 320 watts

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: I am struggling with which size to purchase. We are a small family of three with limited cooking space but think the 4 qt. too small. Suggestions?**
A: While I do not own this particular one, I do own a couple of slow cooker crock-pots. One is 4qt. and the other is a 6qt. Here's the deal - once you get used to using a slow cooker, you will want the biggest one you can get(or fit on your counter-top). I haven't used my 4qt cooker for years, because you can always use less ingredients in a larger pot - but you can't fit 6qts. of ingredients into a 4qt. pot. I buy a load(at least 20lbs or better) of frozen boneless chicken breasts whenever they are on sale, then stack 'em in the deep freezer. About once or twice a month I will pull 4 or 5 pounds out put them into my crock ad some water, maybe some seasonings - and let them cook on low heat over-night. In the morning I have cooked boneless chicken breasts that I run under cold water to remove the fat(it all mostly cooks out) and put them into a large bowl or bucket. I then use a set of large bbq grill forks to shred them up for use in tacos, BBQ silders, etc. the cooked meat freezes well and can be thawed quickly in a microwave for just about anything you can think of. I also use it for making spaghetti sauce(which always seems to taste better if you let it cook slowly for a day or so). I prep up all my ingredients on one day, and actually mix everything into the pot the next day - then it sits for at least 8 hours on low heat with a toothpick under the lid. I check it every couple of hours(adding water if needed), once it is done to taste, I let it cool off, and then freeze it for later meals. Done this way, even fancy spaghetti recipes only take an hour to make. Once you get used to making meals with one, you will find that slow-cookers can do just about any meal, if you try.Get a BIG slow-cooker - you will not regret it(unless you can't fit it onto your counter).

**Q: most recipes say cook on low or high, how do you know what temp that is?**
A: On Slow Cook the manual states High is 212* and low is 200*. In my experience even on high this model doesn’t reach 200*.
If a recipe calls for slow cook on high, I use the roast functions set to 250*

**Q: Is this crock pot lead free?**
A: I have tried to call crockpot to ask this ? . I have one that is 50 yrs old. They sent me to a 3rd party that did not even make this plug in crockpot. I was told as I understood that yes I should get a new model but again they only made the stove top crocks. 
I suspect if someone has an older model they should get a new one because the rules changed about lead in things a while back. I even had to get rid of some old plates I was using. I do not think I will purchase a crock pot due to the customer service and difficulty communicating with them.
when I finally got to talk to a supervisor she helped, I think , and  as I understand it ,  
I was told 100% no lead  BUT was told  fda and Calif prop 65 meets requirements for the stoneware.

**Q: What size is best for a slow cooker? The Cuisinart comes in several sizes.**
A: Ron, as many of the people responding to your question have done, I purchased the 6 Qt. as well.  I often downsize my recipes to a serving for 2 or 3 and a great cook book for these recipes is America's Test Kitchen, "Cooking for Two, 2012".  There are slow cooker recipes that work great in the larger slow cooker and come out just fine.  I purchased this specific Cuisinart because of its oblong shape - makes it easy to cook meat or chicken on skewers.  And, with the larger size you are prepared for the eventual times you want to cook a roast or larger meal.  Hope this was helpful.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by V***E on 14 November 2012*

I have owned several slow cookers over the years. The most recent one was a beautiful one that I purchased at Target, black and white from Crock Pot. However after reading a number of articles online, I realized that I might have a problem on my hands with the lead. I researched the matter and discovered that the glaze often contains lead. Upon researching further, I discovered that the Cuisinart model was BPA free. It is not easy to find kitchenware that is BPA free. I was pleased to see that. The next question was, was it lead-free? I called Cuisinart and they adamantly indicated that the slow cooker was lead free. For someone who needed to use her crock pot daily, almost 24/7, I really need a healthy crock pot. What is the point of cooking healthy foods if the container that I cook them in, is hazardous to my health? I was hesitant about the bulk aspect of the unit because I have a small kitchen and was concerned that it would take a lot of space. However based on the Amazon reviews and on the fact that the slow cooker is both BPA and lead free, I decided to order it. I could not have made a better choice on the planet!!!! First of all, this is the FIRST slow cooker that I have owned that is cool to the touch. Second, my food does not boil on low, and I lose ZERO water content. I needed an excellent slow cooker to make bone broths which have tremendous medicinal qualities (see Weston A. Price Foundation). And I had read about some persons being so serious about bone broths, that they had a perpetual broth going. To do that, I did not want to come home to a fire because of a deficient slowcooker. With this Cuisinart, I can make a lot of bone broth, the broth keeps going for 3 days, and after 24 hours, I do not have to worry, it goes to warm and then shuts down. because it is cool to the touch, my counter is not heated as was the case with the cheap crock pot brand. As for the bulk size, the slow cooker looks very beautiful on my counter. I have so far made lots of chicken broth, delicious, beef broth and fish broth. I use the bones for beef (knuckles, cartilage and feet as well as bone marrow), for fish (the heads) and for chicken (feet, back, head). I have noticed great improvement in my health, digestive system, excellent sleep. Please read online about all of the benefits of bone broth which man has been doing for thousands of years. Anyway, you will NOT regret purchasing this cuisinart. It is really of a very good quality. Enjoy!!!!Whatever negative review may be out there, I would not worry about it. It is probably a unique single incident. You will ENJOY your Cuisinart slow cooker. And for the price, BPA and Lead free!!!! Enjoy.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by B***E on 30 October 2008*

>>> EDIT UPDATE October 10, 2016 <<< We have had the 4 quart model for eight years and the 6.5 quart mode for six. Both still work perfectly. Over this past weekend I used the larger one to make some beef stew and, "because it was out already" made a big batch of chili. A newer model would be nice, but I haven't been able to wear this one out yet. Reynolds Slow Cooker Liners continue to be a must-have item for easy post cooking cleanup. >>> ORIGINAL REVIEW <<< I've gone thru several slow cookers and when the latest got dropped and broken I decided I wanted something a bit more than the basic off-low-high rotary switch model. After researching the available digital models, I settled on this one. I am glad I did. The design is a bit bulkier than I am used to, but it has nice sturdy handles and is well balanced. The handles on the removable crockery are also big enough to grab with pot holders. The touch pad programmable timer is easy to set. The three cooking levels (high, low, and simmer) plus "keep warm" are a nice feature. The book tells you what the temperatures the settings maintain. I like that it will start on "high" no matter what you set it for until it comes up to temperature and then shift to your setting. (Heating quickly past the "Danger Zone") When your cooking time is up, it will shift to "keep warm". The only thing I wish it would allow is dual programming. (Say, 2 hours on high and then 4 hours on low) Other nice touches: it comes with a dual height rack for the pot and the cord retracts into the body for neat storage. The instruction book is well written and contains quite a few recipes (70 I think) and the 3 yr warranty is a plus. Nothing makes cleanup easier than Reynolds Slow Cooker Liners (other than having someone else do it). Overall I am very pleased with this slow cooker and would recommend it to a friend. UPDATE 7/3/10: Its been two years since we purchased this and we are still happy with our purchase. We have had no problems with it. We like it so much that we purchased the 6.5 qt. slow cooker as well. (Some things just don't fit in the smaller one.) I recently discovered you can change the temperature (say, high to low) without resetting the time. Most other digital devices I have (toaster oven and full-sized oven) can't do this. The unit shifts to "keep warm" when it times out except if you put it on "keep warm" yourself...then it just shuts off. Why would I do this? I was doing a roast the recipe said I should do for four hours on high. The thermometer said it was done in two. So rather than reset the timer, I just shifted it to "keep warm." Two hours later it beeped and shut off. This is not a problem, IMO, just good to know.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by P***B on 12 September 2012*

I researched slow cookers in many different areas, and this Cuisinart, keep coming up as the best for the money and for the quality of the product. I read the reviews, here on Amazon, and I decided this one was for me. I have not been able to make a good pot of baked beans in my 50 some odd years of cooking. I don't know why, really, I followed the recipes to the letter, but I usually ended up with tough or too soggy beans. I purchased 'The Gourmet Slow Cooker' cookbook ny Lynn Alley, and one of her recipes was Boston Baked Beans. I rinsed and picked over the beans, added them to the slow cooker, added just enough water to cover, and cooked on high for two hours. They were tender, then I added the rest of the ingredients and cooked on low for 7 hours. I placed the cover slightly ajar to allow the beans to carmelize for the last half hour. These beans were so good that the angels sang. This one recipe alone, was enough to make me a convert to this slow cooker. The next day I tried lamb shanks with tomato sauce, a winner, the lamb fell off the bones, and the tomato sauce was so lucious after cooking for 6 hours. These recipes are just a representative of the delicious meals that can be made with a Cuisinart Slow Cooker. The slow cooker is very attractive. The inner Ceramic pot is four quarts, just enough to make a fabulous meal for a family with some leftovers. There is a cooking rack, you could make a souffle using the rack. A see thru glass cover is a plus. There are four settings, high, low, simmer and warm. You program the desired cooking time, when that time is reached, the slow cooker automatically sets itself on warm. A home cooked meal ready when you arrive home. What more could a busy family want, lucious, wholesome food at the ready! Highly Recommended. prisrob 09-12-12 Cuisinart DLC-10S Pro Classic 7-Cup Food Processor Cuisinart ICE-30BC Pure Indulgence 2-Quart Automatic Frozen Yogurt, Sorbet, and Ice Cream Maker

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