Carote Casserole Dish with Lid, Nonstick Cast Aluminum Dutch Oven, Stockpot with Glass Cover, 2.3 QT CLASSIC GRANITE
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This is in no way appropriate.
The pot's bottom has an 8-inch diameter.
Bakelight is used for the handles. It's not wood that you should be looking for on the internet.
I've cooked an entire chicken, so it should work.
Selected User Reviews For Carote Casserole Dish with Lid, Nonstick Cast Aluminum Dutch Oven, Stockpot with Glass Cover, 2.3 QT CLASSIC GRANITE
I was so disappointed that I went out and purchased a tea kettle with a similar design. It appeals to me. As a result, I made the decision to begin purchasing matching pieces. It's not even close to the same level of quality. The handles and top are not real wood, but they look like it. Cheap as a sticker on a piece of plastic. It's unfortunate that it was sent out this way. Buyers should be cautious.
This item was purchased because it stated that it could be used with an induction burner. That is not the case. I thought I'd finally found a pot that would work with my induction burner at a reasonable price. wrong.
br>Should undoubtedly be an Amazon Best Seller or Choice product. br>br>Pros: The non-stick capability will not let you down. br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product. So far, there have been none. And I don't think there will be any. br>br>Mid-May 2020 Update: I'm going to go out and buy some more. Every friend who has visited and used them has been blown away.
3 quarts with two handles It started out as an induction stove for our office. It's an excellent solution. Lightweight, simple to use/clean, and pleasing to the eye. Our house stove, on the other hand, is a gas range when we return home to work during the pandemic. When using the wooden 2-in-1, you must exercise extreme caution. Over the gas range burner, there are two handles. Because it's a small pot, make sure the flame range is less than the circumference of the bottom pot. You'll end up with burnt handles if you don't do so.
This pot, as well as the material from which it is made, is one of my favorites. It's a great nonstick pan that's also very easy to clean. br>br>However, keep in mind that any nonstick pot or pan should be used on low to medium heat and should be hand washed with a gentle sponge. Use low heat, avoid using metal cooking utensils, and avoid putting it in the dishwasher. br>br>Use cast iron or stainless steel for high heat. br>br>If you use it correctly, it will serve you well.
I purchased everything that was available at the time. They're incredible. Clean up is a breeze, and it's super nonstick. They're also pleasing to the eye, and I like the handles. They were also purchased for my mother.
Despite having to compete with pans we've had for years, this and the companion Carote piece we bought have quickly become our most used pans. Heat up quickly and eagerly, and cleanup is a breeze.
Pros - It's simple to clean and has a nice appearance. br>br>Cons - If you're looking for a unique way to express yourself, this is the place to be. When I use the stove's maximum setting, the stove reacts as it does with cheaply made pots (insufficient metal), making noises and limiting power to that unit. The max setting on the stove shouldn't exceed about 75% for the stove to not cut power by trial and error. I use other pots in the same heating zone and have no problems using full power. As a result, the problem is that the pot does not have enough metal for induction cooking, despite the fact that it is advertised as such. br>br>I wanted to buy other sizes because, as I previously stated, I like the look, but it's not worth it because it underperforms; instead, I'll look for induction pots with nonstick surfaces from other brands.
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