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Question: Can someone please tell me the precise - inside and outside diameter of the pot?
Document: This was marked down to $100 when I bought it. Best freakin' deal I've had in a while. Reinforced bottom and solid construction. The inside diameter is 15-3/4" which makes it a little wide if you plan on giving your boiled wort an ice bath. But an ice bath alone for 5+ gallons wouldn't work anyway.
I'm sure the handles would be fine, but the pot is so large that it would very heavy and be awkward to carry if the weight caused you to have to carry down near your legs.For cleaning, as this will not fit in most sinks, we took it outside after scrubbing with soap and a srcubby in the counter and used the hose to clean it out and rinse it off. Seemed to work fine.We also boiled a turkey in this pot.
Bought this pot for homebrewing beer, and I am very happy with this product. I was carrying it around with over 7 gallons of water in it (going from my kitchen to the burner outside my apartment) and it felt very sturdy with no warping or flexing. It came to a boil very quickly and was able to maintain the boil very well despite being outside in 50 degree weather with the wind blowing right on it. Would recommend this pot to any homebrewer looking to do full boils for 5 gal batches.
Love this pot. I use it to brew beer and it just feels very solid. Loses one star for not having measuring marks along the inside edge. This would allow me to know when I've reached my target boil volume and when I've filled up enough strike water. The large handles let me rest my mash paddle easily on top of it.
This pot is very heavy duty, rigid handles, nice thick base, and the lid even fits great!! I have used this on multiple brews days so far and it shows zero signs of wear, no burn spots(inside or out), and its not warping at all(unlike my cheapo brew pot I use to use). I highly recommend this pot for anyone! Plus an amazing price for the quality! !
If you were going to boil chickens I would imagine you could get about 10 in the pot.I took off one star as out pot was slightly damaged during shipping, it seems that the pot is now oblong shaped instead of round and the lid doesn't fit very well anymore. In fact, when we first got it it wouldn't fit at all. I put my arms around the pot and squeezed and stretched the inside edges with my hands to get the lid to fit.
The first good news is the pot arrived in excellent condition, none of the dents or out-of-round shapes some reviews claimed, and is in deed heavy gauge and seems very sturdy. Until I move beyond eight or nine gallon boils I believe this is the last brew pot I will need.The bad news is that residential stove tops, at least like I can afford, are not designed for such large diameter pots.
I'm glad I went with stainless, particularly this one for the price. The bottom does not scorch, the cleanup is easy, and the construction is very good. It is shorter with a larger diameter than many I've seen but it's working our for the best.
Good quality pot, thick base and is wider than it is tall, so you don't need an oversized spoon which is nice. However it arrived in the box with a golfball sized dent in the side, and the box it came in was not damaged. So either someone was not paying attention, or just did not care at all when packing it. Was not bad enough to make me want to try to return it though.
Nice quality pot.
Answer: 15 3/4 inches is what I get inside, 15 7/8 outside.