Gross right? I had made a nice pork roast low and slow and then we had to run off to church! The next day this monster faced me and I know I am not the only one who has found myself in this predicament! So what is the easiest way to dispatch this mess?? Ah, that is a super easy secret!




Every so often in order to deal with staining, that seems common with pinto beans, I take a green scrubbie sponge and either some Comet or baking soda to it. Just scrub it out and it should look a lot better! That is it! You can clean your crock pot in just a couple of minutes just by multi tasking!