20-quart With Bonus 8-quart Stock Pot

from bypeep

The first thing that I noticed was how light these stock pots are! When I'm cooking a soup or chowder, the weight of the food plus the weight of the pot bothers my wrists. I'm not saying that they're light as air, but compared to other types I've used, these are by far lighter and every little bi...

from smithdebsue

I tried these right away ! The large 20 qt pot was perfect for boiling water for pasta and seafood. easy clean up and the lid fit tight. Light weight so it didn't add to the weight of the water once I got it 3/4 full. I tired homemade sauce on the 8 qt pot. I found after an hour, I had to slip a ...

from WiGal608

I have not had the chance to use the larger pot yet but the smaller pot was the perfect size to make soup for my little family. The pot is light and easy to wash. The only con I have about this pot are the handles. You will definitely need pot holders as the handles do get pretty hot. Overall gre...

from Brazilchick32

I love the Pedrini 20qt with Bonus 8qt Stock Pot set! I used the 8 qt pot last night to cook up some beans and the 20qt pot to make a huge batch of chili this morning to freeze for my husband who works 24 hour shifts. This is the largest pot I have ever had and I am glad I have it now! What a tim...

from BrakinforBelvita

It's tough when you buy something new, because you know sooner or later it's going to get scratched. Well these aluminum pots are made to be used. Both the pot and the lid have chrome plated steel handles. Both are tightly held on by rivets. Copper pots distribute heat the best, but are expensive...