50 years ago, Kansas City introduced the Crock-Pot. These women taught America to use it

No Midwestern cookout is complete without a delicious chili or dip simmering in a Crock-Pot. But when the device was first unveiled by a Kansas City company in 1971, it promised something more: freedom.

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Crock-Pot remains popular 50 years after its debut in Kansas City - Metro Voice News

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These magical vintage Crock-Pot Slow Cookers from the 70s & 80s changed the game for working moms - Click Americana

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