Stainless steel pot!! Not toxic nonstick or aluminum!
920237
I searched and searched, and found this company directly and paid around 80 bucks for it.

Let me say that I have NO nonstick, or aluminum in my kitchen. I store my food in stainless or glass.  I absolutely LOVE this thing.  I lived in a tiny 8x10 dorm room at Columbia U last year, and the miracle rice cooker, and a toaster oven were the ONLY things I had to cook with.

I got very good at making one pot meals in this thing, the steamer basket is amazing and with just this one rice cooker, you can make a decent dinner.

Now, I'm back at home, and with a full kitchen, and I STILL use it to make dinner.  Last night, I left it on for a bit too long and it started to stick, so I shut it off, and twenty minutes later, the moisture in the rice pulled everything off the bottom.

It's no stick!  Go figure!
I like it so much, I bought a second one (on ebay, for $70) to take back to Columbia with me, when I go back to finish my graduate degree.  That way, my hubby and I don't have to fight over it.
3405737
No really. This is the ONLY pan I could find anywhere (May 2014) that was for Induction, and had had a ceramic nonstick. I don't want aluminum or teflon or its cousin touching my food and I want easier cleanup than cast iron or stainless. I give them 5 stars because they are the only thing out there but I admit this is not perfect. I wish it was stainless with ceramic but maybe they are having trouble getting that coating to seal to SS. This is an aluminum pan. Aluminum does not work on induction stoves, so they have imbedded a stainless disc in the bottom of the pan. This slows down the heating of the pan. The disc heats by induction then the rest of the pan heats by conduction from the disc. It is still no slower than another type of stove, and you still have all the other advantages of induction like easier cleanup.
Thank you for making this pan that fills what must be a tiny niche at this time. Now go figure out how to make a stainless steel version.
2825552
Love this pot set soooo much!!! I am so tired of using non stick pans that are terrible for me and my friends and family. So I got these and I'm not disappointed.
They are such good quality. The price is great too!! I like that you can use lower heat and still get great results. The bottoms are thick and sturdy, but hollow aluminum so they transfer heat very well. They look great!!
I would recommend to others!!
4868939
Prime Member;  I love this pot. I have a thick aluminum 12 qt. but sometimes needed something just a little bit bigger for family chili and stew parties. This stainless steel pot is so much safer to eat out of and its also lighter but very strong. I may buy 2 more of the farberware brand in different sizes. Pros; clad bottom keeps food from scorching and it heats evenly. it's also easy to clean. the dome lid is strong and keeps condensation constantly returning back to the pot.
There is no cons for this item. I wasn't paid to write this and I paid full price for the pot. Okay folks it's been a few months I have used this spot many times this pot is a heavy duty stainless steel pot it has kept its looks it's still just as shiny as it was the day I received it after many many uses easy to clean it's got a flat bottom so food heat evenly I have no scorching it's just a good all-around all-purpose pot when you need a big pot to feed a big crowd or a big family get-together and if it's not a big get-together you can use the spot for small batches it Cooks just as well cooking a small batch as it does a very large batch easy to clean sounds easy it's got the dog to live it's a heavy-duty don't let the handles are strong I've had no problems carrying it with a full capacity it's just a good heavy nice-looking pot you can't go wrong with this price I'm glad I bought it and thinking about buying another one just for super large crowds
4337632
I am in love with this cookware! I have never liked using toxic teflon, and this is the answer! Nothing sticks to it and they are super easy to clean. Now that I know how wonderful they are, I am going to buy more pieces.
1937406
This pot is just what I wanted! Easy to clean, sturdy, cool handles, and a see-through lid. I think it's a good value for the price.
2729531
This is by far the best cookware I have used. I have used other non-stick brands such as Scan Pan and Cephalon, enamel cookware such as Chantal, and regular stainless steel and cast iron. I've been on a long quest for a durable non-toxic non-stick pan that can handle high heat and I think I've found it! I was concerned that while the website says that you can use high heat, the instructions that come with the pan says not to use high heat. I believe this is to prevent people from placing an empty pan on high heat which will result in extremely high temperatures. I have had the pan for several months, and it easily handles high heat stir frying and sauting. HIghly recommended. (I purchased this saucepan through Bed Bath and Beyond, so you will not see a "Verified Purchase." I wrote an identical review for the 3 Quart Saute Pan which I did buy on Amazon.)
1619440
I admit it. I like nonstick cook wear even though it's not as safe, healthwise. Ecolution's offering, however, is safer than most. It's coated with Hydronlon, which is a water-based non-stick surface without PFOAs. PFOA is short for perfluorooctanoic acid, a compound used to manufacture nonstick pan coatings like Teflon. The resulting products contain no or only trace amounts of PFOA, and that means fewer greenhouse gases. The EPA doesn't have enough information to say much about the safety of it in the kitchen, but it has to be preferable to old-school coatings.

I do like this stock pot very much. It's attractive, sturdy and has a glass lid with comfortable handles you can touch without potholders.  The bottom is heavy enough to stand up to high heats without buckling - and the way I cook, that's a big plus.

It's a bit on the pricey side, but I'm very pleased with this stockpot. It's full of homemade pea soup at the moment and there has been no burning - it cooks evenly and perfectly on my gas stove. In fact, it cooks on any kind of surface, including induction cooktops.
3626140
This pot was purchased as a replacement for another that was worn out. Although we have only used it a couple of times so far, it was a dream to clean as it is truly non-stick! I look forward to canning season to put this product to lots of use!
5454
I wanted a cook pot similar to some stock pots I have - much heavier than some of the other store bought stock pots I have found.  I just needed something a little smaller and still stainless steel.  The bottom has a heavy layer, so scorching rarely occurs, and it is easy to clean up.  It is a little pricey, but definitely high quality.
4614419
I decided to order this one because it's nonstick.

It fits fine in my 6 quart IP it does "stick" a little to the lid but it's nothing major and doesn't impact the cooking process.

First thing I made in this pot was an egg quiche and it turned out amazing! No sticking! Highly recommend
3569853
Gorgeous and perfect sized pot I needed to replace an old Calphalon.  Take care of it by not heating too  hot!  Love this!!
234637
Our old, plastic pot finally quit working, and so we took some time to look into the options available now. We didn't like that the old pot was plastic, and we decided that stainless steel is preferable to glass so far as leeching chemicals into the water is concerned. We see that this pot has (at this moment) over 1,400 reviews and that the vast majority are very positive, so we decided to go for it.

There are several things which we like about this new pot.

1. The first and most important (to us) is that there is only stainless steel in contact with the water or water vapor. Several other reviews already mention this, but even the inside of the lid is stainless steel. There is also no seam in the metal. It's a single, solid piece (i.e. nowhere for a leak to spring).

2. Speaking of the inside of the pot, the coils are not visible. They must be below the bottom of the inside, as the inside is a seamless, clean stainless steel finish. We haven't done it yet, but removing buildup in this pot should be a breeze without the coils to contend with.

3. Another important point is that the outside of this pot doesn't get hot, only the inside. We're not too clumsy, but it's nice to not worry about this aspect. It probably also means that the water will maintain its temperature for a longer time, but we didn't test it as that's not an important point for us.

4. The pot may be placed on the base in any orientation, as nothing needs to line up except for the single, round post in the center. Our old pot required being placed in a precise orientation in order to fit on the base, and the handle of the pot was therefore always inconveniently (to us) positioned.

5. The cord isn't too long. At 36", it might be too short for some. For us, it's just the right length, and we don't have to bundle any of it in order to keep the counter top neat. It also winds up onto the bottom of the charging base -- nice.

6. On this pot, pressing the release button causes the lid to pop and stay open. On our old pot, one needed to hold the release lever in order to hold the lid open, making filling the pot with water slightly challenging. On this one, the lid stays open while filling, and a very light push causes it to snap closed.

7. Most pots, including our old one, do shut off once the water boils. This one also does this, as expected, but it should be mentioned here as an important feature. There's no need to worry or babysit this pot, it'll shut off when ready.

The lone negative on this pot, for us, is that it's a bit on the noisy side. I think that the cause of the noise is the coils being below the actual water tank. As a result, the bottom of the pot needs to heat up and in turn heat the water. The sound we're hearing is very much like the noise of a pot with water heating up on the stove. We considered returning the pot for just this reason, but after a few uses, this noise doesn't bother us as much and we're no longer annoyed. Since the source of the noise seems to be the design with the coils not being in direct contact with the water, we also decided that the trade-off is worth it. It will be easy to clean the buildup off of the inside of this pot. There is no fan, motor or other noise-making hardware on this pot.

It's made in China, so there's no telling how long it will last. We do like the looks and function of this pot, though, and we feel comfortable giving it a high recommendation.
4166397
I have washed the pot numerous times. It stained just from boiling macaroni noodles. This is not stainless steel.
788924
This pot set was a gift for my mother.....I have my own set of the red Paula Deen cookware.  My set has lasted beautifully.  I was a little concerned at first with the cookware being colored....I was worried that it would begin to chip off and generally look beat-up and horrible after about a year.  I was wrong!!  My set did get a few brown heat lines around the bottoms, which is common for all cookware eventually.  Other than that, it is still beautiful after being very used and not exactly always handled gently!  The nonstick surfaces are still in tact also....no scratching, wearing or rusting.  It cleans easily and cooks beautifully!  I had to order a set for my mother and I ordered this green one......she absolutely loves them and is completely happy with this product!
2214237
The stainless steel in this pot is not a good grade.  It started to rust right away  in a few spots.  But I guess rust is not poisonous and it works well.
4175163
Wonderful pot as expected its Calphalon. The pot is nonstick and has measurements inside pot, lid is clear glass.