Granite Ware 6121-4 4-Quart Stock Pot how big is it how many litter have
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I am going to assume that you want to know how many liter's this is. I put it in the google conversion and came up with 3.78541 liters. I do use mine to make natural dyes and to dye wool and cloth and it works fabulously!
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quarts and liters are close in measurements. liters are a little less then quarts. so it is right under 4 liters. it is good for pastas and potatoes for 2-4 but if you are looking for bulk cooking for a large family or to have leftovers or just dinner parties, then this is probably too small for your needs, there are bigger ones on amazon tho so keep looking if this is the case!
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It's about three inches (7.62 CM) measured from the "floor" of the pan (where the litter sits) to the top edge of the lip. It measures about 4.25 inches (10.8 CM) if you measure from the floor to the top edge of the lip. Just perfect for litter to escape down that sloping front to the floor!
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Hi there, I believe the large pot fits 6 quarts and the smaller pot fits 4. Hope this helps, cheers!
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4 quarts with 1/4' space left to the top. Sorry in my first answer I mis-typed the number of qts. This pan is fabulous and so is the small frying pan (for frying eggs). Clean up is a wiz. If it is the right size for you truly you can't go wrong with this pan. I am a cookware snob and I got this on a whim. Even though it does cost a small fortune, I would still buy it again. I am totally satisfied with it.
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I think its a 5 qt pot. Good size, apx 14x6. Good for boiling pasta. Its pretty heavy, we like it a lot!
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I gave this to my son several years ago, and I don't remember the exact size. I would guess it's 2 quarts. Sorry I can't help more.
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This is a quart. The product goes VERY far. I was concerned when I saw how small the jug was, but I only used a fraction of it on a 7' x 15' floor.
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No. The dimensions of the 6 quart covered stockpot are: base = 9.5" wide; depth(height, excluding lid) = 6.25".
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alas it was a gift so do not have it handy to measure ...but from memory it is about the size of the bottom of a Revere ware 2 quart pot
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18" L 16 W 4" depth. The pan is about 8" deep but the litter should only be 4" for the rake to work. This size is usage size not actual size
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Very sadly, I just realized that the initial post was in 2008, the one reply was in 2009, it's now 2012 and still neither Amazon nor Cuisinart have come forward with better information! I just bought the 8 quart Multiclad and can firmly say that the diameter is about 10" and the height/depth is 8". It's a pretty flat pot - like a dutch oven. It was too small for my needs, so I'll be trying out the 12 quart.
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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.
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Specs say "Capacity: 4.5L / 4.7 Quart", but my guess is the inner pot holds around 4 quarts when filled to the proper level. It'll hold enough stew for 4-6 people.
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Pot alone, without lid: 6 7/16" deep and 10 9/16" wide (not counting the handles). With handles, it's about 13 1/2" wide. With the lid, it's approximately 8 3/4" deep (tall). I hope that helps. We really love this stockpot, it's awesome- it retains and distributes heat beautifully. It is wider and a little shorter than some stockpots, (but not as short as a dutch oven) so that makes it great for browning and ensures even cooking- I really prefer this size ratio to that of a taller pot. We have All Clad 3-ply Stainless pans as well, and this Calphalon behaves identically. Love 'em. Pot alone, without lid: 6 7/16" deep and 10 9/16" wide (not counting the handles). With handles, it's about 13 1/2" wide. With the lid, it's approximately 8 3/4" deep (tall). I hope that helps. We really love this stockpot, it's awesome- it retains and distributes heat beautifully. It is wider and a little shorter than some stockpots, (but not as short as a dutch oven) so that makes it great for browning and ensures even cooking- I really prefer this size ratio to that of a taller pot. We have All Clad 3-ply Stainless pans as well, and this Calphalon behaves identically.... » Read More Pot alone, without lid: 6 7/16" deep and 10 9/16" wide (not counting the handles). With handles, it's about 13 1/2" wide. With the lid, it's approximately 8 3/4" deep (tall). I hope that helps. We really love this stockpot, it's awesome- it retains and distributes heat beautifully. It is wider and a little shorter than some stockpots, (but not as short as a dutch oven) so that makes it great for browning and ensures even cooking- I really prefer this size ratio to that of a taller pot. We have All Clad 3-ply Stainless pans as well, and this Calphalon behaves identically. Love 'em. « Show Less
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The vegetable basket is at least six cups, if not more. Quite large. It is the pot that is about 4 quarts.
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The diameter of the pot at the top and/or at it's widest point (near the handles) is 9.5 inches. The diameter of the pot at the bottom and/or at it's narrowest point is 7 inches. This heavy pot holds 4.5 quarts. I am really enjoying this pretty pot.
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Approximately 15 inches wide by 18.5 long (long = motor to edge of tray) for the inside of the pan. You put approximately 3-4 inches of litter in. The pan self scoops ~10-15 min after it is used unless it's used again (ie by multiple cats)