what does the pan that comes out of the cooker weigh? I have a bad back and I am having trouble lifting the ceramic pot in my crock pot to clean it.
310198
It is very light. You won't have a problem lifting the pan at all. It isn't heavy like the ceramic pots. It cleans up very easy also.
310199
The pan in the Ninja is aluminum and weighs very little. Depending upon what you're cooking in the pan (i.e., fish or a roast), the contents would be the primary weight factor. I would add, however, that since the pan is almost as large as the bottom of the cooker, you might need tongs of some sort to aid in removing it after the food is cooked.
310200
It doesn't weigh as much as a ceramic pot, but make sure to empty it of food before you try to lift it.
1129277
I love the pot. The weight is not flimsy but not so heavy that it's hard to use.
844710
I tried to weight it but my scale won't cooperate. It's heavy. Any pioneer woman could fight indians with it. It's not a cheap made skillet and well seasoned.
1627698
I've cooked whole chickens, beef and pork roasts in the pressure cooker all weighing over 3 lbs. Just make sure it doesn't fill the pan more than 2/3 full to allow it to steam. I recently cooked a turkey breast weighing over 5 lbs., however I did have to remove the backbone before I could fit it in the pressure cooker. Since I slow cooked the turkey breast instead of pressure cooking it, I didn't have to worry about how full it was. I came out juicy and tender. Soo good!
1846029
Yes the ceramic pot is removable. It is pretty heavy. I weighed it on my kitchen scale and it weighs 7lbs 12oz. Not sure if I personally would remove the pot for serving, but I definitely remove it to clean it.
842290
It's roughly about 12 inches or a little more. It can be used not just for pasta cooking, but for soups as well. Not as heavy as a crock pot, but quite useful.
803085
Not sure of the actual weight. But I can tell you it is a large pot and it is heavy, if it is not 29 pounds it has to be close to it. And it is a very well made pot as well. It also transfers the heat well with the clad bottom. The handles on mine are riveted and spot welded as well.
1711155
No it is not heavy, but this pan has a major defect. It shatters at higher temperatures, which is strange because that is what we purchased it for. We cooked a roast at 375 degrees for a few minutes and it broke to pieces in our oven (we saved the roast). I returned the pieces and got my money back.
1951416
Hi Nagaraja,Mine weighs 4lbs.7.2 ozs..Love all My Lodge cast Iron Pans.Try one I think You will not be Disappointed.Ionly cook on the Stove with their pans Now.It is all in How You take care of them.My only issue is they do put out a little Smoke from time 2- time.....Kenneth
2155966
Hi.. I do not know what its weight is. the lid is very light of course, being aluminum. The bottom/cooking pan part is steel so its not lightweight--its also not near as heavy as cast iron. I have carpal tunnel and use it quite easily but it is something I need to draw close to my body when washing and moving off the stove. so it has some weight just not a lot. It is heavy enough to make really good surface for even cooking. I love it, we use ours, I got 2 of my kids their own for Christmas this year too and they also love it. hope that helps.
2243189
Hi: On my trusty kitchen scale, the pan plus lid weighs 60 oz., which is about 3-3/4 lbs.
1774513
The Upper Picture of the pan without the food is correct. I also weighed the pan - weighs 2lb.60z. Examined the screw for the handle - it's OK - no better or worse than any other cookware I have (U.S. or otherwise). Note for Amazon - the lower photo is incorrect, this pan does Not have pour lips in the corners, nor exposed metal at the end of the handle.
53071
I don't know the weight. But the new pan was slightly lighter than the old. That is where I think quality is poor.
402008
I'm not really sure. But when I saw the price of the weights that are being offered with this product I decided against buying them. Instead I use a plate that just fits the circumference of the crock, weighted down by a glass bottle filled with water (like a gallon size used for apple juice. It works great and is free.
575643
how much do they weigh? do you mean? I haven't weighed them, but they are pretty heavy. great pots. I love mine. I got mine at a thrift shop used though for real good deal, but they are great and so much healthier than metal pots and pans. get them. just don't pour cold water in them if they are hot from the stove, you will probably crack them. and don't drop them when they are full either.. but that's common sense. so to answer your question I don't know the exact weight, but they are heavy enough not thin and light weight
947455
I have three crockpots. Use this one the most for day to day stuff and love it. Why, because it is lighter and easier to clean. From the lid to the pot itself and the cooker. Warm soap and water will take care of you chores. Also, my tiled surface does not like hot screws on the bottom where it rests when cooking. They are nicely protected so my tile does not get overly hot. Enjoy.
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I do not have a precise scale for weighing, but my crude methodology indicates a total weight (pot + lid) of about 5.6 pounds. I have owned and used this pot for one year, most often for corn, lobsters and other summer foods. The pot is heavy, solid, and in perfect condition after one year of service. I continue to highly recommend purchase of this item without reservation. Best of luck.