What is the size of the pot in this multicooker? Thaks so much!
1171984
I think it was 4 qts. I only used it about 6 times, and the latch broke so the lid doesn't close. I could neverreach the company, so I just threw it away. Don't buy this item.
1171985
It doesn't work. Mine also lasted about 5 months - maybe used it 12 times. It's in the junk pile. Save your money.
1171986
This item does not work. It has a code that comes on and stops working mid cycle. Bummer. Lasted about 6 months.
879338
The cooker is 7" in diameter. There is a little handle that sticks out on one side which is about an inch so maybe an eight inch diameter space would be fine. The dome brings the total height to six inches. Mom loves cooking with it. Also love the fact the poaching cup shapes are more natural than another cooker I have which makes them triangular like a pie. Kinda funky on a round muffin.
303696
As it says, but you may have missed, "*10-inch 4.2-quart nonstick jumbo cooker with glass lid cover, sides 3-inch, handle 7.5-inch," is how it pans out (sic). It's fluted at the top; so, with the flutes, I just measured about 10.5 diameter, and 3 3/8 height. The 'C1193364 rocks da' haus! I did a Vietnamese Red Curry ala' Saigon, using chicken as my protein, just last night; you shoulda' been here. It was the 'lish dish; I was a hero, as well as being the Birthday Boy! By finishing with the cover, my chicken was so supple, tender, and moist; while the veggie items remained crisp and snappy. The veil of coconut was pure ambrosia! It really paid a handsome dividend for da' wifey, who said the Saigonese was sublime! Pauly'man, get the C1193364!
1003139
Hi there, I believe the large pot fits 6 quarts and the smaller pot fits 4. Hope this helps, cheers!
1578420
16 inches inside, 21 inches handle to handle, roughly 5 inches tall. Great pot for searing, slow braising in the oven overnight. Sturdy, well built. No cheaply welded handle or thin bottom or anything like that.
1017026
The pot size is 3.3Qts. It measures 7-1/8" in diameter and 5-1/8" deep. This pressure cooker is really good for making small batches. For instance, I put one or one and a half cups of dry beans in and fill with water to the max line. It takes about an hour or an hour and a half to cook the beans. If you're looking for a small pressure cooker this is the one. I love mine.
1501291
I don't have the Krona Multi-Pot, just the 1.5 Quart Sauce Pan. I got out my measuring tape and measured several diameters. Flat bottom that sits on burner - 5 5/8". Outer pan - 6 1/4". Top of pan including pour spouts - 7 5/8". Top of pan not including pour spouts - 6 7/8". Lid - 6 3/4". Hope this helps. I love the pan.
1763114
I'm sorry. I'm out of town right now. My best guess would be maybe 10 inches. It's great for making soups and stews.
1065361
It is 11 inches tall and has 14 inch diameter. I do like the pot. It is much better than my previous "soup pot" things do not stick to the bottom like before. It does disperse the heat well and does not have hot spots. Before even when I was stirring things still stuck to the bottom. I very nice pot.
233252
I don't have mine handy but I'll guess about 8" across for the pan and about 6-1/2" for the pot. I consider this a one man cook set.It's very nice, I like mine a lot.
59151
The dimensions are given by others and I ,too, will sing the praises of this pot. It is my favorite to do soups...I just love it !!!!
947218
I haven't measured, but I'd guess it cooks at least 6 cups -- it's quite big, about the size of the pot I boil spaghetti in (for a family).
1362515
it's 16" long, 8" wide and 1 1/2 " tall....... I have had this and 2 other single burners, 2 years. 1st because my stovetop in my home was leaking gas and the gas company capped it off. as a result of enjoying them, at home, I started taking 1 or all of them on trips. every motel, hotel we go to seldom has a microwave or frig. sometimes we can request a refrigerator but a microwave. is not always available, so, now, it doesn't matter. we are always prepared...sometimes "over prepared!" I wanted to order one of those burners that hold a certain temperature but they are almost as "much for shipping" as they cost so I forgot about them! .july 11-14th we have a family reunion in las vegas. I rented a 2 bedroom unit with a full kitchen. yet, I'll be taking this, a crock pot and a smaller burner with me just in case...!lol
1256220
It is about 10-12 inches. For large pots only possibly for professional cooking
1631253
Hi Lory, There is a new model of this same pot that is $18 less and free shipping and it has the measurements listed. Please check it out at http://www.amazon.com/Cuisinart-MCP66-24-MultiClad-Stainless-Stockpot/dp/B0009W38VW/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t Measurements for the 8 quart: Product Dimensions: 13 x 10.4 x 7.7 inches ; 7 pounds Shipping Weight: 7 pounds You will enjoy your Cuisinart MultiClad Professional pot. I do, however, find that my old Magnalite Professional stainless steel cookware from twenty years ago is easier to clean. But I consider both brands equally good at cooking our food.
710608
I don't know the exact dimensions, but I feel like you could easily fit a Medium sized pot on it. Sorry I wasn't more helpful.
2064738
I think its a 5 qt pot. Good size, apx 14x6. Good for boiling pasta. Its pretty heavy, we like it a lot!