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Crock-Pot

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Crock-Pot (krkpt)
A trademark used for an electric cooker that maintains a low temperature. This trademark often occurs in print in lowercase without a hyphen.
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The more you play with your crock-pot, the more you may enjoy it.
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The Potluck Club Cookbook offers a wealth of easy-to-make recipes, from crock-pot meals like "Texas Barbecued Chicken in a Crock-Pot" and "Turkey Chili" to light cooking dishes such as "Low-Fat Corn Bread Tamale Pie" and "Oriental Skillet", to breakfast potluck dishes such as "Crispy Potato Quiche" and "Yoder's Old-fashioned Oatmeal Cake", and much more.
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