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Crockpot Ruined?


tweetykl

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tweetykl Newbie

Before we went gluten free, we used gluten sauces in our crockpot. Did this season our crockpot? Could it cause cross contamination now?


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Lisa Mentor

If your crock pot has a glazed/ ceramic surface, as most I have seen, a good washing should be all you need.

psawyer Proficient

I agree with what Lisa said. If it does not have a porous surface, then a thorough cleaning will do the trick. I have never encountered a crock pot which does not have a hard, non-porous surface.

Mom23boys Contributor

If you are a little nervous, try those crock pot liners!! I am normally a penny pincher but those are keepers!!

jerseyangel Proficient

It'll be fine! I use the same crockpot now as I did before I was gluten-free. The smooth, glazed surface of the pot can easily be scrubbed clean--no worries on that :)

larry mac Enthusiast
If you are a little nervous, try those crock pot liners!! I am normally a penny pincher but those are keepers!!

I may try those as well. Cleaning a crock pot is a PITA! First you have to let it soak with hot, soapy water. And then ya have to scrub like crazy. Would those be in the aluminum foil section of the grocery store?

best regards, lm

jerseyangel Proficient
Would those be in the aluminum foil section of the grocery store?

Yep :D


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