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    Why can't you cook frozen chicken in a slow-cooker (crockpot)?

    According to the usda website:

    "Do not cook frozen chicken in a slow cooker or in the microwave; thaw it before cooking). However, chicken can be cooked from the frozen state in the oven or on the stove. The cooking time may be about 50% longer."

    Why can you cook frozen chicken in an oven but not in a slow-cooker?

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    It would take way too long to thaw in the slow cooker, so it might promote salmonella poisoning if not fully cooked.


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