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Question: Is the lid (cover) also stainless steel?
Document: Beautiful, stainless steel throughout. Cooked a 22 pound turkey in 5 hours! Juiciest turkey ever with lots of drippings for an amazing gravy! Best holiday purchase. Also did a ham in it!
I had a roaster oven I bought last year just before Thanksgiving which I liked very much, however after just a few uses, the inside of the lid and the liner rusted. I decided to purchase the Nesco Stainless Steel Roaster Oven to avoid rust issues. We've used it once so far, for this past Thanksgiving, and the turkey was delicious! The stainless steel liner cleaned up nicely.
*I prefer the side heat of this model over one with bottom heat...for better baking results. *The SS cookwell is likely to last MUCH longer than an enamel cookwell, because it won't chip and rust with use. *I think cooking with stainless steel is healthier than cooking with aluminum...including the stainless steel lid...won't leach either paint particles or aluminum particles into our food!
It's pretty hard to find an actual stainless steel cookwell AND stainless steel lid. Not to mention stainless steel body and interior as well. This is the best roaster oven I could find anywhere. Especially nice to find it here at a good sale price on Amazon Prime.Our first roaster oven (a different brand name) had a porcelain-over-steel cookwell, and a painted aluminum lid.
This unit seems to be what it says it is but it is to early to tell. The non stainless lids on most roaster ovens rust out fast. I could have bought 5 regular roaster ovens for the price of this one and you can purchase a stainless steel roaster oven for a lot less money but they don't have a stainless steel lid. It seems that the lid is what costs so much, I am not sure why. Bottom line is the unit is nice but probably not worth the price.
Imagine food cooking, steaming inside the roaster, dripping down paint and aluminum particles onto the food......yuck! The exterior of that unit was also painted aluminum, and I am sure it would have acquired scratches in the paint, and would have not looked so good after that. It would not have stood up under any scrubbing.This Nesco Stainless Steel model is WAY better for us than the aluminum one we started out with.
I had a regular Roaster and after a few years of using it a couple times a year it rusted. I was very upset. Did tons of research and finally broke down and bought this one. LOVE the stainless steel well and cover! I use to scrub and scrub the other one and the &#34;paint&#34; started scratching and coming off...this one just washed right off...took maybe 1 min. to wash. It's AWESOME! Worth every penny!
Photo is wrong. This DOES INCLUDE Stainless Steel Liner pan, has rack, but no divided trays.
Stainless steel finish is easy to clean, 18 quart  size is large enough for two or more chickens or roasts.
I am glad that is spent the extra money on a stainless steel cookwell,  The clean up was so quick. It looked nice on my buffet line.
Answer: Yes, it is stainless, as is the cooking pan.