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Question: what is the height? I have a drawer that I keep my pots in and want to make sure it will fit
Document: I love making my own soups and stew tomato's and this pot is just the right size. Only thing I wished it had been taller instead of wider. Check the size before you buy it and make sure it will fit on you stove top.
The pot came dented. It was a hassle to repackage and return. The box it came in was destroyed and I am sure that's how the pot was damaged to the point where the lid did not fit properly. I thought the pot would be a little more stout compared to the picture.
My wife wanted a large stock pot, and because we recently bought T-fal cookware (and love it) we wanted to keep with the same brand. The picture is somewhat distorted - the pot is actually quite a bit taller than it is wide. That made it fit well on our burners. The non-stick coating inside and out makes clean-up easy and the vented lid prevents spitting on the surrounding area.
I would definately recomend this product to anyone. Sure there are nicer more expensive pots out there but this is great for the money. It has a good thickness to weight ratio as well. I do recomend reading the instructions first.
I love everything about this pot. I bought this to make soups during this cold weather we are experiencing and am not disappointed in it's performance. I fill the pot and put it on a low flame, the lid is clear so you can keep an eye on the food as it cooks. Clean up is a breeze. This is a really big pot and makes a lot of soup in one batch.
There is something embedded in the coating that can't be safe. If I make pasta in it, and I happen to burp, (excuse me) I smell and taste the odor. I am going to keep it, there are so many toxic things in this world, one more isn't going to hurt. Just to be clear though, this smell was right out of the box. It has nothing to do with me overheating it or using dishwasher. It is a fact, people have different senses of smell.
Some complain about the high and narrow profile of this pot. This is exactly why I purchased this pot. In a stock pot you need something with a lot of volume to hold ingredients and water. It is also important to have a narrow opening. Pots with large openings have a larger surface area on the top which leads to more evaporation which you absolutely do not want when making a stock over a long period. This pot is perfect.
I needed a Large, Tall, Slender pot and it fit the bill in every way. The non stick is a must for deep pots (I have a few without). It has good weight to it and feels like it will last a good long time.
I like the pot, although I haven't used it too often. In retrospect, the smaller size might have been better for me, but I know there will be a time I'll be happy with the large pot. It cleans easily, but some of the food burned on the bottom of the pot, even though I stirred several times. Next time I'll make sure the heat is a bit lower, and I'm sure that will solve the problem of burning.
T-Fal always does the job. This 12 qt nonstick is no exception to some of the best cookware out there. What at first seemed a little odd, ending up being the best part of the large pot. It is TALL and thats where you get the quantity of the 12qts. SO, that means I can fit several large pots on my stove and this pot doesnt take up all the space like my other 12qt pots do. Even my daughter chose this one over the others when she prepares things.
Answer: I think this question needs to be clarified, since there are two heights available for this item: each for 8-quart & 12-quart sizes. I got the 8-quart one, which is 8" tall without lid, and 10" with a lid. I suppose other answers which mention a measurement of 10-13 inches refer to the 12-quart pot.