Morphy Richards has cut 40% off its Easy Time 6.5L Slow Cooker as part of its early Black Friday sale, bringing the price down from £79.99 to £47.99 for shoppers who use the code BFCOOK40 at checkout, a saving of £32.
The appliance, which the brand says is ideal for family dinners, hosting guests or batch cooking for the week ahead, offers low, medium or high heat settings alongside an integrated timer. A keep warm function maintains dishes at the 'perfect serving temperature' once the cooking cycle ends, and the non-stick, hob-safe cooking pot allows users to brown meat and sauté vegetables before slow cooking.
Designed to Simplify Everyday Cooking
Morphy Richards describes the slow cooker as ideal for 'anyone looking for the best slow cooker to simplify everyday cooking', according to the Daily Record. Recommended recipes range from chicken korma and chillis through to lasagne and clotted cream fudge.
At 0.29kw, the appliance costs 8p per hour to run based on the current energy price cap. It measures 33cm x 26.2cm x 23cm and weighs 2.8kg.
Alternative Large-Capacity Options
Other similarly sized slow cookers are available. Lakeland's 6.5L Searing Slow Cooker is priced at £99.99 and offers five pre-set browning settings, four pre-set cooking functions and a glass locking lid. The Greenpan Elite Slowcooker 6L with Accessories, reduced from £214.92 to £189.96 at QVC, includes eight programmes, a removable inner pan and a PFAS-free ceramic non-stick coating.
Customer Reviews Praise Versatility
Customers have largely praised the Morphy Richards model. One wrote: "I'm really pleased with this slow cooker. It was bigger than I expected but this makes it great for when I want to do batch cooking or if you have a large family."
Another commented: "Being able to use the pot on the hob first is a bonus and means less washing up, too. Having the different settings, and also the keep warm setting, means it's really versatile to use." Not all feedback was glowing, with one customer noting it would have earned five stars had it featured a digital time remaining display instead of a countdown set of lights.
