RoadPro-RPSL-350 Quart Slow Cooker, Auto Travel, 12V, White, 1.5 Quart

I have so many food allergies that we really struggle to find anywhere to eat. This has been so helpful in cooking on the go!

Love that it fits in small space and it holds a good amount. It’s not like home plug in one does take a little time. We are truckers and make lots of meals and warm up foods in this.

My husband and I just went on a 3000 mile road trip right after Christmas. We purchased a Road Pro 12v crock pot to be able to cook on the road and not have to eat fast food or spend much money eating out. I sent our story in to NBC Today, and photos of our trip were featured on the show today. Here is the story from this morning's NBC Today show on budget travel.[...]Lovin' our Road Pro! We stopped at Safeway, grabbed some pre-cut stew meat, a bag of frozen veggies and some broth. In the crock pot and on the road we went. Travelling shouldn't have to require as much money as planning ahead! Anything you would cook in a crock pot at home can be made on the road! Pre cut your ingredients and store them in ziplock baggies. Put all those in a large ziplock baggie and put in the cooler with instructions if there are any other than emptying the baggies and plugging in the crock pot.Side note: Unless you have a jump box handy in the car, be sure to turn OFF the crock pot when the car is not running.

I got this product to use on my travels with my van. I used it 2 times and the plug and the on off switch got very warm . The first time it cooked the food just fine although I would not classify it as a slow cooker since it has only ! temperature hot. Anyway i used it with my solar generator and it used 94 watts but like i said it got very hot and on the 2nd use the plug got so hot it latterly melted the plastic parts . I was afraid it was gonna catch on fire it was actually putting off smoke. Iwould love to return but like I said bought for use in my van travels and packed it away before trying it and of coarse no room for packaging in a camper van . Ah well gonna try to replace plug and see if it will still operate .

Cook well and fast..bought sept 2024 melted nov 26. 2024went on web site to fill out warrantywill update my revise after they reply..1-5-25well 1st one didn't go well but rest assure that if you keep record of purchase this seller would work with you. Unit was within the warranty period and they send out a new unit within days. No need to return the damage one. Back to cooking on the while rolling along.

We purchased ours earlier in the year expecting to use it almost right away. Road trip never happened so it sat in the box.Finally this week broke it out of the box; and using a 30amp switching power supply with a cigarette jack on it, we actually used it in the house to prepare a small beef stew.The power supply didn't even get luke warm. The RoadPro pulls about 8 amps of current at 14 volts; well under the standard 10 amp capacity of most cigarette lighter jacks in most vehicles.To stabilize it in a moving vehicle, we will use 2 to 4 "bungee" straps to clamp it down on the floor in the back seat of my Ford Escape to keep it from moving. Also can put stuff around it (though nothing that can melt!) to help keep it in place. This unit does get warm to the touch so be careful.But; after 8 hours of cook time, this blessed me with a very generous amount of beef stew; suitable to feed 3 people if you count other fixings with it. Very handy item!!!

Great while it lasted but after about 5 months the wires burnt at the connection

We got this just in time to take it on an RV trip. It's the perfect size for two to four people. Two, if you want leftovers for the next night, four, if you want no leftovers. I suggest getting a silicone hot pad for underneath it, as the little feet did melt the waffle-textured foam pad we had underneath (which was not silicone). We've only used it once so far, but it was wonderful to have a hot meal after driving to our destination. I would recommend this to any RV traveler. Tip: put a gallon-sized freezer bag in the pot, and put your ingredients in the bag until the pot is as full as you'd like it to be. Take out the bag and zip it up. You now have the perfect amount for this little crock pot, and you can have freezer meals ready to thaw and put in your cooker as you travel. No mess while traveling!