Will this pot hold 4 quarts or 1 gal. of liquid?
866408
I own one of these double-boiler inserts, and I checked to see how much liquid it holds. It does not hold 4 quarts/1 gallon. I'd say it would hold three-quarters of that and be quite full. Half a gallon, no problem; three quarts is probably the limit without getting close to being overly full and spilling over.
768552
The KAB6 can support pots up to 162 quarts (40.5 Gallons) and the KAB4 can support up to 100 quarts (25 gallons). Same regulator, same heat output, just a more robust frame. Incidentally, I just tested the limits of the KAB6 today. I have a 45 gallon brew kettle, filled with 40 gallons of water and I was able to bring it from 80F to 220F (above boiling) in 78 minutes.
2005860
It is 4 1/4 quarts which is 1.0625 gallons which is not crazy when serving tea and other hot beverages at a large gathering.
216617
This was a gift to our daughter so I don't have it here at our house but it's a 6 quart and not sure how many liters that is. I know it's good size and a very good stainless steel pot. Hope this helps. I would buy it again if the need arose.
1746540
I just measured them. The small pot....holds 4 cups of liquid.(1 quart) The larger pot....holds 10 cups of liquid.(2 and 1/2 quarts) Hope that helps. Btw: OUTstanding pans!!!!! Sooooo happy with them!!!
1610630
So I could give a truthful answer, I actually put seven (7) quarts of water into the pot. Yes, it held the seven (7) quarts but keep in mind that the water reached the very top of the pot. I wouldn't ever fill my pot to that ultimate capacity because of spillovers.
2005861
It is 4 1/4 quart and they also make larger models. I use mine for canning. There are lots of 1 qt. tea kettles if you just want a few cups.
782487
It holds a little over 2 quarts. it looks very nice, i just purchased a black and stainless range - matches great!
604644
The bowl is large, and if one filled it full with water, it would hold AT LEAST 2 gallons (8 quarts). One would never fill it that full for cooking anything since the motor agitates (vigorously stirs) liquid with a fan, but I assume you just want to get a concept of how big the bowl is. I think one could easily cook 4 quarts of liquid without a problem. We don't use ours for cooking liquid items (soups, stews) simply because we use a crockpot instead for those. After cooking, we do put slightly soapy water in ours and turn on the unit to clean stuck-on drippings from the bowl bottom if they get past the aluminum foil we usually use to cut clean-up time.
177032
No I don't think there is a minimum as long as you are reasonable about it.. I don't think I would do less that about a quart, because why go to the trouble otherwise..I usually do about 8-9 lbs, and that fills it up so if you bought 4 at of strawberries for instance you would only halve about 1/4 of the pot filled. I hope this helps! Just contact me again if you have other questions. I have used it for a large number of things
1441515
Honestly I am not sure but would guess it would hold approximately 1.5 to 2 quarts. I like the item very much - it keeps ice cold and it is easy to keep clean. Very stylish. Only bad thing is that it did not come with ice tongs.
500045
It is the same as 1 quart, depending on the item to be stored. I hope this helps
646377
It's 4 1/2 quarts. There are 4 quarts to a gallon and 1 gallon equals 3.8 liters, so I multiplied 1.12 X 3.8 and got 4.25 liters.
832283
I don't have time to do the arithmetic for you. A liter is only slightly more than a quart, about 1%. When you realize that manufacturers measure capacity of cookware to it's maximum, not to a practical capacity, you can realistically read liters as quarts. In other words think of a 4 liter pot as a 4 quart pot and you'll be fine.
28799
The description states that it hold two quarts. I havn't used mine yet, but it is a large pot.
827758
This pot i got for my son so i can't say for sure. But i also got a pot for myself that's another brand that is over 6 quarts and my pot will not hold any quart mason jars to do canning because of the rack that sits on the bottom of the inner pot making the lid not to fit.
585851
No! 2-3/4 cup total contents when added to the need for room to boil would exceed the capacity. You would have a big mess on your hands! You'll want to consider a "regular" sized cooker.