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by Big_Sexy23 on January 16th, 2008
You can cover with a plate that is microwave and oven safe..Then it will be able to handle the heat...
by Cyndi Ninja on January 15th, 2008
You can find a replacement, most larger stores (Target, Walmart etc) sell the actual pots for the crock pots.
by scubaduba on January 15th, 2008
Also, see if you have any corning ware dishes with lids the same size. I have one and the lid to it and the crockpot are the same.
by Littlebirrd on January 15th, 2008
You can probably find a replacement lid on eBay or elsewhere online. You can try the foil and see if it works, it can't hurt.
Be prepared for condensation from steam to possibly escape around the foil and drip down the side of the pot. You may want to place a dish towel around the pot to catch the moisture.
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You're reading The lid from my crock pot shattered. Can I cover the pot with foil when I want to use it to cook, or am I SOL?
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