The liners are made of a special BPA-free material suitable for cooking foods in slow cookers on high, low, or warm settings. Reynolds has safely used this blend of nylon for over 30 years.

Yes. Slow Cooker Liners are BPA-free and FDA-compliant for cooking.

No, the cooking time would remain the same when using a Slow Cooker Liner. Your food will cook thoroughly and evenly.

The small slow cooker liner fits best in 1-3 quart slow cookers, whereas the regular slow cooker liner is recommend for 3-8 quart slow cookers.

Cut the ingredients in half to adapt for a 1-3 quart slow cooker.

Yes, but this product has been specifically tested and designed to guarantee performance only when used as a slow cooker liner, so no ties or oven cooking instructions have been included.

Reynolds Kitchens® Slow Cooker Liners were specifically developed and sized for use in slow cookers, while Oven Bags were designed and sized to hold large cuts of meat for pan-roasting in the oven. There is enough of a size and shape differential between the products that we recommend using each product for its intended use.

Leftover food should only be stored in the liner while it is still in the slow cooker bowl. At no time should the liner be lifted from the bowl with food inside. While the slow cooker liner material is excellent for cooking, it does not provide a barrier against moisture loss for food storage. Freezer storage is not recommended for slow cooker bowls.

Yes, follow package directions for lining the slow cooker bowl. Place food in the lined-slow cooker bowl, cover and refrigerate. When ready to cook, place slow cooker bowl in slow cooker heating unit, then turn on slow cooker. Cook according to recipe.

Yes, this product is certified Kosher and carries a Kosher symbol.