Small Cooking Appliances

The Crock-Pot SCCPVL610 is an inexpensive slow cooker that provides you with six quarts of space, so you can create meals for large groups. The lid has locking clamps and a rubber seal running around the inside to prevent moisture from escaping.

Proctor Silex 33442 is a four-quart slow cooker that offers a basic timer and settings interface. While it doesn't show you the exact cooking time, it gives you a general idea of how much longer your food needs to cook.

Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it is no longer available.

The Oster DuraCeramic Reversible Grill/Griddle is a multifunctional but messy option if you are looking for an indoor electric grill. The grease spatter from this unit traveled farther than any other in our indoor grill testing – an unfortunate 20 inches.

Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it has been discontinued.

The Breville Smart Grill is made of sturdy stainless steel in a clamshell design with die-cast handles. While cooking with this indoor electric grill, you can keep the plates open or fold the sides together to form a press.

Review The GoWise 14 Qt is the largest pressure cooker we reviewed, and it has relatively fast cooking times, making it ideal for family events.

Review We don't like this pressure cooker. It burns food, and it's all style and no substance.

The Crock-Pot Express is perfect for anyone wanting a cheaper pressure cooker option.

Review An ok pressure cooker with a limited warranty and average cooking prowess. We probably wouldn't bother.

Review The Breville Fast Slow Pro makes the best food, is easy to clean, and has an attractive, stylish design. But it is expensive.

Review The Black + Decker PR100 doesn't produce food that's as tender or flavorful as some other pressure cookers, but it's easy to use and clean, and it cooks quickly.

Review A simple pressure cooker with very few features, and no food presets.

Review The Gourmia GPC625 6-Quart has a somewhat complicated interface compared to other pressure cookers, but this unit consistently creates good meals in relatively quick time.

Review The Cosori Premium CP016-PC has extra accessories and plenty of cooking options, but the inner bowl takes a long time to clean.

Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it has been discontinued.

Editor’s Note: This product has been removed from our side-by-side comparison because it has been discontinued by the manufacturer.