20 Litre Large Deep Stainless Steel Cooking Stock Pot Casserole Glass Lid Induction Base

I nearly didn’t buy this item due to the number of comments about a sticker! I can confirm there was no sticker on mine!I bought this as I was struggling to batch make soups and broth as I couldn’t get 2 large pans on my stove. (One of the photos shows the pan next to a large saucepan so you can get an idea of size).I have easily placed 3.7kg of beef bones and loads of vegetables with room to spare. I love the height of it. The lid fits well and it’s not too wide for the smallest ring on my hob (so can heat for a long time on slowest burner without burning).It came quickly, well packaged with easy instructions of preparing for first use. It’s a great weight and feels good quality so real value for money! I have used on a gas stove with no problems. Was also very easy to clean and looks impressive! Really pleased with this purchase.

Fab stuff!I bought this to dye fabric in as I wanted a large capacity. Online I’ve seen people put them on those gas type camping stoves and do it outdoors - now I know why!This pan is large, as I expected. However when I put it on my 4-ring gas hob - it didn’t fit! It would have meant that I put it on centre and put all 4 gas tins on so that the heat would come from the edge of the pan. Thankfully I have a large griddle plate hob (griddle removed) On the other side of my oven and it fits on, just.Anyone fabric dyeing, I’d say you’d get 3 metres of lightweight to medium weight fabric in here with room to move.Looking at other comments, I’d say it does have a thick or weighted bottom.And the photos of labels did make me laugh! I plan to boil water in it, let the pan boil and the heat transfer into the label (if the melting point of glue is 120 degrees it should turn from solid to liquid-ish) and just peel it off. I’ve got isopropyl alcohol to wipe off any residue. Ok! 2” of water, brought to a simmer and after about 10 mins the label peeled cleanly off - see pics.I’d recommend this pan for any home, I think it’s a bit of a bargain after I bought some more expensive good quality ones and this pan would have been around a £100 for it. So I think the quality is good for the price.This is my own honest review, wasn’t paid or anything.

Massive . Great to use for canning .

I bought this pan to use as a hot water bath for pickling and preserving. It’s a terrific size and seems well made. It comes with a 9 inch by 6 inch sticky label on the side, secured with industrial strength adhesive. I have soaked the pan In hot soapy water for an hour, and scraped it 6 times with a wooden scraper and furniture polish but there is still a large patch of sticky residue on the side of my new pan. Not impressed. This sticky patch will attract dirt and grime. I’m going to have to buy a sticky stuff remover product now to get it off .... an additional expense that I could do without. Why on earth do manufacturers continue to ruin their products in this way? If you are not bothered by all this hassle, then it’s a great pan.

Great cooking pot great depth a really good stock pot good heat good thickness

This pot comes with an awfully sticky label, the likes of which you have not seen, on the outside of the pot.It was a nightmare to remove it. As soon as you try to lift the label from the corners, all hell breaks loose. You have been warned.The quality of the pot is rather poor. After one use of making chicken stock, there were ingrained marks on the inside Base that simply do not come off, no matter using the best products out there to try and get it off.

Great for a large batch of mulled wine. Good sturdy lightweight pot and great size. Only negative was the sticker they use to have the product info on was massive and didn’t easily come off. Yep it’s one of those non-easy peel stickers, you know the ones! It took a good 20 minutes or so to peel it off and then even longer trying to scrub the glue off. However all good, pleased with the product.

The base is not thick enough or the food will stick to bottom easily