(FERRANTE)is asking:
>Friends,
>****I am going crazy trying to find a good slow
>cooker by researching the net. I go to various sites
>and then research a model on Amazon to see what
>people say about it. I am more confused than ever!
>****First of all, I would like to cook a regular
>sized corn beef brisket that ever grocery store has. With
>it, I would like to add cabbage, onions, and potatoes.
>Being single, would a six quart size be too big
>or should I stick with 4 quart?
>****I am trying to shop online, so it is not
>quite as easy as having them in front of me
>to compare (recent leg injury prohibits me from going to
>the store right now). Another thing I am running into
>is that on so many models, people complain that on
>the slow settings of whatever model I am looking at
>cooks too fast. The more I research, the more difficult
>a decision becomes.
>****Where better to go than here? I definitely want an
>oval unit, but anything you can add as to brand
>or whatever is appreciated.
>Thanks,
>Mark
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I bought a Sears Kenmore 7 qt. stainless steel oval slow cooker past
October & so far been happy with it for the price.

You can go to Sears.com to view.