Pro Pots Football Slow Cooker Recipes

Delish: Eat Like Every Day's the Weekend

If there's one thing the Delish team knows how to do spectacularly well, it's pimp out a game day spread. We are wizards in the wing department. We are football-shaped food fanatics. We are snack stadium specialists. (We are also, apparently, very good at tooting our own horns, but, like—wouldn't you be too?)

All this is to say, when we come across a product that can take our skillz to the next level, we click "Add to Cart" faster than you can say, blue 42! So you can imagine the hysteria that ensued when I put a photo of a football-shaped slow cooker—which I calmly captioned "TINY BABY FOOTBALL SLOW COOKER!"—in Delish's team chat room. There were many heart emojis and professions of love, including "I don't even like sports and I love that."

Because how could you not love this, a tiny, baby football slow cooker? (P.S. It'll ship to you in two days via Amazon Prime.)

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PRO POTS 1.5-Quart Football Slow Cooker

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The mini cooker is just 13.5 inches in length—not much longer than an actual football—and the stoneware pot insert holds 1.5 quarts. It's not large enough to feed an entire NFL team, but it's big enough to cook a batch of queso or a pot of chili for a small crew.

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As if you hadn't already resigned to throwing down a Jackson and change for this puppy, here are some other features to convince you: The entire device stays cool to the touch, thanks to the large football-shaped exterior. There are three settings—off, low, and high—which are hidden on the power cord, so as not to mess up the sweet, sweet football look. The product also comes with a lid rest, so you can display the laces (yes, the lid sports the football's laces) even when the top of the cooker is open.

But we had you at TINY BABY FOOTBALL SLOW COOKER, didn't we?

Sarah Weinberg Deputy Editor Sarah Weinberg is the deputy editor at Delish and has covered food, travel, home, and lifestyle for a number of publications, including Food Network Magazine and Country Living.

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