The MQFORU Silicone Slow Cooker Liners are a perfect fit for 6-quart slow cookers, offering both shape retention and flexibility. The ability to fold the liners makes storage a breeze, and the durability suggests they will last for many meals to come. However, they lost a star due to the accompanying hot pads’ thinness, which could potentially heat up quickly, raising safety concerns.
I have experimented with the liners by cooking a single chicken breast nightly, and I’ve found they can hold a significant amount of liquid, although they become less stable when filled to the brim, as shown in the second photo. These liners are a clever solution for cooking dual dishes simultaneously, ideal for recipes like pot roast mimicking Beef Bourguignon, where I was able to use less wine than usual while keeping other ingredients separate.
There’s also a humorous anecdote involving spicy chili, judges at a church cook-off, and the karmic decline of my husband’s tolerance for heat, which has become a family lore. On a more practical note, the liners have solved the issue of requiring two crockpots to keep different dishes warm. They adapt well to the crockpot’s shape, even when there is initial concern about their fit.
Cleaning has always been a hassle, especially with the residue that forms around the top of the crockpot. However, the introduction of these silicone dividers has made clean-up significantly easier, eliminating the need for soaking and scrubbing.
Included with these liners are a pair of silicone finger mitts, which may be thinner than expected. The liner’s collapsing mechanism is not straightforward—it unfolds inside out and then you pop up the walls. Although it was initially unexpected, the process of setting up the liner is not overly complicated. In the grand scheme, these silicone liners have proven their worth by making slow cooker maintenance much simpler.
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