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try an sos pad.
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Try using white vinegar and baking soda. Sprinkle the baking soda all around and then squirt around some vinegar. Use just enough to cover the bbq sauce. Cover the top of the pot with foil and let it soak for a several hours possibly overnight. I do this all of the time and it works great for me even on my pots and pans. Usually after soaking, all I have to do is wipe it out with paper towels and then wash as usual. Hope it works for you. :)
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I posted once but wanted to add that using the crock pot liner bags make it all so much easier. I love them.
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Originally Posted by ssgramma
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Originally Posted by mochasue
I recently cooked a pork roast in my crock pot using BBQ sauce. Well, I must have let it cook too long because the bbq sauce is now part of the bottom of the crock pot. I don't know how to get it to come clean. I have soaked it for days, I have chipped at it with a butter knife, I have boiled it, nothing is removing it. Do any of you have a suggesting for removing the baked on bbq sauce?
Fill it with the boiling water, add automatic dish washer soap and soak overnight. Cover it to keep the water hot longer. |
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White vinegar and hot water and let it soak
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Originally Posted by mochasue
I recently cooked a pork roast in my crock pot using BBQ sauce. Well, I must have let it cook too long because the bbq sauce is now part of the bottom of the crock pot. I don't know how to get it to come clean. I have soaked it for days, I have chipped at it with a butter knife, I have boiled it, nothing is removing it. Do any of you have a suggesting for removing the baked on bbq sauce?
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fill with vinegar or water and baking soda and put it in the oven on 400 for about two hours...then turn the oven off and leave the pot sit over night!
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Why not try cream of tartar and water, turn pot on low for a couple of hours. That is what I used when something sticks to my pans.
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