The thunder group 40 qt. aluminum stock pot. Is it tapered or straight walled? Inside/outside dia.? Height? Thanks in advance Jim.....
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Jim the 40 inch pot is straight walled from the top to the bottom it does taper at the bottom about 1 inch to continue with the very bottom of pot. The pictures displayed make the pots look tapered but they are straight. I have the 60, 40 and 15 qt pot and am very happy with them
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Outside lip to lip is 11 1/4. Inside is 10 7/8 useful info if you plan to use this in a double boiler set up. The hadles bend upwards, so it never sits level as the inside pot. 7 1/4 high. Winware is inexpensive chinese restraunt ware...spent the money and get the Cuisinart stuff. Way more useful.
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This pot is great for cooking soups and pasta..it's about 6 inches from top to bottom..it tapers from bottom to top..so it about 6 inches in diameter at the bottom, but gradually tapers out to about 11 inches at the top..hope this helps you out..:)
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Great to know it makes a good stock pot also. Have been researching and comparing stainless steel stock pots to meet my needs. This may do. What might be extra nice is not having to leave the lid slightly open while simmering - with this I hope to keep the lid secure, but steam can escape. Will review it after a few weeks. Thanks so much for the prompt response to my question. It was very helpful.
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This pot was purchased for my granddaughter's wedding. I do not have measurements. But I am interested in purchasing another one soon as Christmas gift. Advise my total cost for this purchase, and availability.........
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The pot we have is round with a rectangular metal surround. Hope this helps.
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It is a good heavy stock pot just like the ones my mother bought years ago. The surface is nice and smooth and cleanup is easy. I bought mine to make soup in all winter long. I love the pot and would recommend it for soup or rice.
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This pot is stainless. This is the main reason I purchased it. However I did not like the performance of this piece. It was hard to clean and the 2 halves would not seal. I did go to the Bialetti Aluminum pot. It works fine. I only tried the one stainless unit, so I don't know if another one would do the same.
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Yes, I needed a replacement for my 3 qt. club aluminum pot I always used and couldn't find one. All the 3 qts. I found were shorter and wider but this is a good size and taller so it works great for boiling things. I like that its not real heavy also. I've never used the basket to deep fry yet but it could be handy.
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Hello When we purchase the stockpot it did not have interior measurement markings? If you don't mind, we'd like to know why? Thank you.
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The pot itself is 5" but the handle sets higher so it is 7". I turn it over to store. Btw..I love this stockpot.
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I have MANY Cuisinart MultiClad Pro pots. Please let me know what quart sized pot you're interested in. Marianne
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I have a 33 quart stockpot and I have had it filled up with oil and a turkey with no problems. It appears to be very sturdy and I haven't noticed any stress issues, i.e. I don't see it starting to bend or warp. The top is plenty big too: unless your pot is super-wide I wouldn't expect any problems.
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The aluminum core definitely goes all the way up the side. You can clearly see the thick, dull aluminum core sandwiched between shiny interior and exterior layers of stainless steel by looking at the flared rim, if you have one in your hands, as I do. Also, the graphic that accompanies this item on the Amazon page, as I write this (23OCT15) clearly shows this feature. It is one of the critical questions I, too, had, prior to purchasing the pot. I am well-pleased with it.By the way, the specifications do not list the weight. It is 6 lbs, 12 oz without the lid, and 8.0 lbs with the lid, which does not have the aluminum core, i.e., the lid is a single thickness of stainless steel. The aluminum core definitely goes all the way up the side. You can clearly see the thick, dull aluminum core sandwiched between shiny interior and exterior layers of stainless steel by looking at the flared rim, if you have one in your hands, as I do. Also, the graphic that accompanies this item on the Amazon page, as I write this (23OCT15) clearly shows this feature. It is one of the critical questions I, too, had, prior to purchasing the pot. I am well-pleased with it.By the way, the specifications do not list the weight. It is 6 lbs, 12 oz without the lid, and 8.0 lbs with... » Read More The aluminum core definitely goes all the way up the side. You can clearly see the thick, dull aluminum core sandwiched between shiny interior and exterior layers of stainless steel by looking at the flared rim, if you have one in your hands, as I do. Also, the graphic that accompanies this item on the Amazon page, as I write this (23OCT15) clearly shows this feature. It is one of the critical questions I, too, had, prior to purchasing the pot. I am well-pleased with it.By the way, the specifications do not list the weight. It is 6 lbs, 12 oz without the lid, and 8.0 lbs with the lid, which does not have the aluminum core, i.e., the lid is a single thickness of stainless steel. « Show Less
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I had purchased at the request of a friend in the Caribbean, as I was travelling there. I only took a fleeting glance at the pot, but seem to recall it as concave. My friend is very pleased with it. Hope that helps.
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Titanium-Coated Extra-Thick (5mm) Non-Stick Inner Pot with Round Bottom for Maximum Heat Distribution and Optimal Cooking!!!!I still love and used frequently this little gem. No pbs cleaning it quickly by hands or with a sponge.Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure of any model number, but it seems most all All-Clad pieces get the highest rating from Cooks Illustrated. At the time I bought this, it was their preferred stock pot. It's been fabulous: flat, even bottom, browns evenly, good size for me. I use it several times a week for soups, etc. I did not buy the one with the copper bottom, (more expensive) as I have a couple of those pieces from All-Clad and I see little difference.