Will the 1.5 quart saucepan nest inside the 2-quart saucepan for storage purposes?
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No. They don't nest. You could turn the cover upside down on the 2 quart and put the 1.5 quart on top.
1764295
As longs as you anchor it properly, it should hold that and much more. Ours holds 13 pots and pans and all of the lids.
2003031
some of it is stackable. I stack my 1 and 2 quart pans. I could stack my 3 qt with them if I desired, but I don't do that because I have the double boiler insert and it has a rounded bottom so I put that into my 3 qt. I bought some of the very thin foam packing sheets to put in between the pans
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Hi, good question. I store mine when not in use in the oven. LOL :) Without the lid measuring on both the outside and from inside, yes it is less than 5 1/2". With the skillet inverted as the lid ours clears around 7". Hope this helps. It is a great product and I am actually making stuffed peppers for dinner tonight using the skillet all on the grill. Happy 4th!
1792109
The 2 1/2 quart sauce pans lid (just measured how much liquid it actually holds) does fit the small frying pan. Note: The frying pan is small e.g. two eggs will fill the whole pan.
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Yes. The lids enable you to use your pans for storing what you have made on them. They are slim enough that you can stack 2 pans with there lids on in the fridge on a shallow shelf.
986539
No they are the same diameter and share lids so they can't nest for storage
1628351
I think the lid will too large for a 1.6 quart saucepan. It will cover the pan, but the lid will extend far beyond the size of the pan.
1219945
I use mine with a 3Qt Saucepan like this one: Cuisinart 7193-20 Chef's Classic Stainless 3-Quart Saucepan with Cover
1097511
yes, this would most likely hold 10-12 quarts. I have 2 of these pots and use them for everything from chili, to spaghetti sauce, bake my beef and pork roasts in it too. The best pans ever.
1099927
Yes it will hold 7 quarts...I use it to boil lobsters and will usually hold about 7 good sized lobbies
345159
Comfortably it will hold 2 quarts. It will hold 3 quarts with about an inch left to the rim.
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I have a 35 quart and can fit two. There is a little extra room but not enough for a third pan. Also, careful with the depth. The deeper pan eats up a lot of space in the cooler. I usually have to decide for what purpose I need the cooler. The pans are not always an option and I usually reserve them for day trips where I want to have easy access to items they can hold. Otherwise I leave them home and opt for the extra space in the cooler.
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It nests inside the 5 qt perfectly. I doubt very much it will fit in a smaller pot. Check dimensions.
305579
Without having my hands on a 1/2 gallon jar, I would say not. Think you would be safe using your one quarts though.
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Yes, because the 19.5 dimension reflects the storage space required. I love this pan!
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The short answer is, yes, the stand would hold another pot or pan, and probably reasonably well. The pots (pot and lid) that come with the stove are grooved on the bottom to fit the base (the fire-producing portion) so that they're extra steady. But ... as long as the stove was set on a flat, stable platform (even ground, table, flat rock, etc.) you should be okay. I wouldn't use anything much larger than about a one quart pot, though. The stove is pretty solidly built, but it is only sheet aluminum.