Hamilton Beach Slow Cooker

Set It. Forget It. Come Home to Something Wonderful.

The Hamilton Beach Slow Cooker range makes one-pot cooking effortless. Choose the size that suits your household — from the compact 1.8L Mighty Mini (HBSC020B) for one or two people, to the generous 6.5L Family Favourite (HBSC070B) for feeding a crowd. All three sizes share the same simple dial controls, removable dishwasher-safe stoneware, and clear glass lid.

Key Features

• Simple 3-setting dial: Low, High and Keep Warm
• Removable oval stoneware insert — dishwasher safe
• Tempered glass lid — monitor cooking without lifting and losing heat
• Stay-cool handles for safe carrying to the table
• Non-stick stoneware for easy food release and cleaning
• Available in 3 sizes to suit any household

Sizes & Which to Choose

Frequently Asked Questions

What size slow cooker do I need?

As a general rule: fill a slow cooker at least half full for best results. The 1.8L Mighty Mini suits 1–2 people or small portions. The 3.5L Comfort Cook is ideal for 3–4 people or batch cooking. The 6.5L Family Favourite handles families of 5+ or when you want generous leftovers for the week.

Can the stoneware go in the dishwasher?

Yes — all three Hamilton Beach slow cooker inserts are dishwasher safe, a key quality-of-life advantage over cheaper models with hand-wash-only inserts.

How long does slow cooking take?

Most recipes run 4–6 hours on High or 6–8 hours on Low. Low is better for tougher cuts (brisket, lamb shoulder, shin) and pulses. High suits soups, stews, casseroles and chicken.

Can I leave it on all day unattended?

Yes — slow cookers are designed for unattended cooking. Set to Low before you leave for work and dinner is ready when you return. The Keep Warm setting holds temperature safely after cooking completes.

What can I cook in a slow cooker?

The list is almost endless — beef stew, chicken curry, chilli, pulled pork, lentil dal, butternut squash soup, pot roast, risotto, porridge, and even chocolate fondant. Browse our full slow cooker range →