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Orange 12-qt. Enamel on Steel Stockpot by Rachael Ray
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- $64.99 $49.95
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Orange 16-qt. Enamel on Steel Stockpot by Rachael Ray
The enamel-on-steel construction of this stockpot provides uniform heating for slow simmering or cooking pasta. Its tight-fitting lid seals the flavorful bouquet of time-seasoned and caring creations....; See complete description »
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The enamel-on-steel construction of this stockpot provides uniform heating for slow simmering or cooking pasta. Its tight-fitting lid seals the flavorful bouquet of time-seasoned and caring creations.
Features:
Colorful and Accommodating: Vibrant colored porcelain enamel exterior is durable, stain-resistant and easy to clean. Plus, this large piece is perfect for accommodating high-volume cooking and large foods.
Tempered Glass Lids: Stockpot has tempered glass lid that is accented with comfortable, color-matching silicone knob.
Lightweight Design: Lightweight pieces make transporting foods from oven to table easy and effortless. Broiler safe - lids are oven safe to 350°F.
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Recommended By 94% of Reviewers
Rated a "Good Value" By 88% of Reviewers
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16 qt. Stockpot
by Carleen, AR
January 13, 2011
I love this pot! Cooking only for two, but when I make spaghetti sauce, vegie soup or chili I make huge batches so that I can freeze smaller portions for later. Have donated all of my other pots and pans to charity.
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by Stephanie, NC
December 26, 2010
I needed a pot this size for my soups and jambalaya.
2 of 2 users found this helpful. Was it helpful to you? Yes | No Report Violation »Cracked Handles
by Beth, OH
December 30, 2010
My stockpot came to me with chipped and cracked handles that are already rusty looking. It's in the inner side of the handle where the seam is...but still. I am returning it for another chance...we'll see if the next comes the same way. The handles must not have made it into the "dipping" process when they coated it...or something! Other than that, it looks like it would be a great pot to cook in, once I finally get a chance.
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by scott, MN
December 30, 2010
I got this pot and i im not pleased with the craftmanship. The pot came missing paint on both the handles. I cant beleive she would put her name on it. I still will keep the pot , but i dont know if i will buy her products again......
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by James, MD
February 2, 2011
This is a great pot,but the first one we got from Target was defective. The porcelan coating on the inside where the bottom meets the side of the pot failed after the first time we used it. However, it's such a great pot and the shopping experience with Target.com was not good, we decided to try the Rachel Ray store. Second pot looks OK and the coating hasn't failed so far.
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