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Stainless Steel Deep stock pot with stainless steel lids, mirror finish, single body. These are Lightweight thus ideal for outdoor camping, soup, stew and boiling ham. Suitable on all heat source except Induction.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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Ok, I'm sure it boils water and contains water, but oh my god is it thin. When I got the box through the post I thought it was empty it was so light. The whole pot bends very easy when lightly pushed on both sides. This is NOT a quality product. Having said that it IS the cheapest one I have ever seen, so what can I expect?
I bought this to make beer with (smallest pot you can use for home brewing) so it will spend most of its time in the oven @ 70°C or bubbling away on the stove. If it gets ugly, then who cares. I have yet to try this out but not too sure how it will perform.
I wouldn't buy this if you are looking for anything less than a water boiling container.
I bought this to make beer with (smallest pot you can use for home brewing) so it will spend most of its time in the oven @ 70°C or bubbling away on the stove. If it gets ugly, then who cares. I have yet to try this out but not too sure how it will perform.
I wouldn't buy this if you are looking for anything less than a water boiling container.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By G Wilson
I bought this stock pot for my homebrew and so far it's performed well. The pot itself is very thin and is bound to pick up a few dints and scratches along the way. For the price i paid and the size of the pot i am more than happy with it. It was also delivered before the estimated delivery date stated on my order.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By Amanda
Yes, this pot is light and thin metal. However, it is perfect for its stated purpose - heating a large quantity of water or (presumably) stock. I wanted a boiling water bath for bottling fruit and tomatoes in kilner jars. This is a cheap pot with enough room to fit in plenty of jars at once, and enough headspace over the jars to get a vigorous boil without danger of splashing.
Being light is a good quality for a boiling water bath, as it cuts down on unnecessary weight when full of water.
I think it would also be good for other occasional uses such as boiling a very large ham at Christmas, or I might use it for blanching vegetables to freeze, as it returns to the boil very quickly due to the large volume of water.
Recommended, great value, just don't expect to use it for regular cooking of ingredients that might catch.
Being light is a good quality for a boiling water bath, as it cuts down on unnecessary weight when full of water.
I think it would also be good for other occasional uses such as boiling a very large ham at Christmas, or I might use it for blanching vegetables to freeze, as it returns to the boil very quickly due to the large volume of water.
Recommended, great value, just don't expect to use it for regular cooking of ingredients that might catch.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
3.0 out of 5 stars
Large stock pot
Cheap and that reflects on the pot quality. It is easy to make a dent on it. Has to be used carefully.
Published 3 months ago by ric
5.0 out of 5 stars
curry
being ex army, when we have a B-B-Q for family and frainds the pot is full of curry called ALL - IN
Published 4 months ago by John Sliwka
4.0 out of 5 stars
The Homebrew Workhorse
I too bought this for making beer in, and for me it's perfect. I use it as my mash tun and my boil kettle, in single vessel / Brew-In-a-Bag beer making. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Pete
3.0 out of 5 stars
As it says
I ordered the big pan to dye some fabric in and it was of good enough quality for that. Not great quality but good enough for occasional use, does what it says on the tin. Read more
Published 14 months ago by me
4.0 out of 5 stars
Affordable large size pot
I spent some time browsing around for a pot for hot-water-bathing my jars of garden produce. Finding something to fit my pocket as well as having enough headroom to be able to... Read more
Published 20 months ago by Somersetlass
3.0 out of 5 stars
You get what you pay for.
Given that this was FAR cheaper than comparable stainless steel stock pans for sale on Amazon and other places, we weren't totally amazed that the metal is so thin that it verges... Read more
Published on 29 Mar 2011 by Mrs A Ralling
4.0 out of 5 stars
Stock pot
Was not quite as big as I expected but still a good size for the paid. Have to be a little gentle with it as it can dent very easily.
Published on 14 Nov 2010 by Mrs. D. Reed
4.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent Value
I have only used this a couple of times, but have no doubt that this will be in regular use in the winter months cooking up various stocks, stews and soups. Read more
Published on 22 Oct 2010 by Gemma Parkes
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