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The Imusa Stainless Steel Stock Pot is a robust 20-quart cooking essential designed for large-batch meals. Made entirely of stainless steel, it features double-sided metal handles for easy transport and a matching lid to lock in flavors, making it ideal for stews, soups, and more.
E**O
No es acero inoxidable, es aluminio
La olla tiene buena apariencia, pero no es de acero inoxidable, sino DE aluminio (LA PRUEBA DEL IMAN ES SUFICIENTE PARA DEMOSTRARLO), pero mi utilidad y así siempre lo he manifestado: ¡QUE NO ES MAS NI MENOS IMPORTANTE LA CAPACIDA EN VOLUMEN QUE LAS DIMENSIONES! YA QUE en mi caso, me base en ellas para hacer la compra, y como no están bien claras, y podrá decirse que hasta la interpretación de las mismas implica un error que cualquiera cometería y Amazon no es la excepción, ya que aceptan los datos que sus proveedores les dan como validos, aun siendo una mentira, y el ejemplo es este: en esta olla, CUAL ES LO LARGO, LO ANCHO Y LO ALTO, quiero indicar que en UN cilindro, solo existen dos dimensiones además del volumen o su capacidad: el diámetro y la altura. y en este caso dice que lo alto es 22 cm, y físicamente tiene 27 cm, incluidas por supuesto las orejas y pues así ya no cabe en el espacio que tengo disponible en mi refrigerador. Por otra parte el ser de aluminio, me generaría, que yo no puedo dejar los alimentos reposando en la olla, por las reacciones QUIMICAS que presenta el aluminio. POR OTRO LADO ¿QUE ES MUY DIFICIL PONER GRAFICAMENTE LAS DIMENSIONES DE TODOS LOS ARTICULOS EN QUE SE CONSIDEREN IMORTANTES?. COMO SON TODOS AQUELLOS DEPOSITOS PARA ALGO. Gracias
E**M
FAKE description, this is NOT stainless steel
Fake description and headline, and a complete misrepresentation. This is not stainless steel, you can easily tell by how light the pot is. Another way to tell is by sticking a magnet to it (which will work for a steel but will not for aluminum). Yes you guessed it, it didn't stick and it is aluminum.
R**N
Junk, by even the lowest standards.
I don't understand how this got a single review above 1 star. The metal is so thin that it actually flexes if you touch it with a popsicle stick - it's that weak. If I had a toothpick, I'd try the same test. I don't know how this can even be sold as a pot meant for cooking in. It's not that much thicker feeling than the metal on an aluminum pop can. I'm shocked. It looks so much more substantial in the photo than it actually is.
M**B
You get what you pay for.
This is a very cheap pot. The metal is slightly thicker than a disposable aluminum foil food tray. You can easy bend it with your fingers. The lid came warped and doesn't won't sit flat. The instructions are in the back of a sticker that is impossible to remove without shredding. If you intend to use this more than once or twice then shell out the extra $20 to get a real stock pot.
C**A
I am using this for water canning
I began canning for the first time this year and didn't want to invest in a lot of expensive equipment in case I never canned again. This large stock pot was perfect for the job. I used it on top of a ceramic top electric stove. I put a round cooling/roasting rack on the bottom of the pot to rest the pint jars on.The material it is made of is not thick and heavy. This makes it easier to lift when full of water but may effect its durability. It is large, so must be used on the larger burners.It has not scratched my stove-top. Also, make sure that your sink is big enough so that you can fill it and clean it.I have also used it for making stock and intend to use it for dying material.
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