Is this the 1 litre, or larger pot?
2023454
This pot, in use, easily holds 1 liter, with at least another 0.5 liter of headroom. One can easily brew 1300 ml tea. This is a WONDERFUL teapot.
2023455
Yes. It's pretty large. I'd say that it's easily 2 liters. I'm on my second one (other one broke) and I love it!
2064738
I think its a 5 qt pot. Good size, apx 14x6. Good for boiling pasta. Its pretty heavy, we like it a lot!
753341
Yes, the pot has markings for both quarts and liters, starting at 1 quart and 1 liter and increments by 1/2 quart and .5 liter up to 4 1/2 quarts and 4.5 liters. The markings a clear and easy to read.
511728
We are using a 3 liter pot but we could have bought the next size, it will fit under the filter.
796797
I have both, and to be honest with you, I use the stainless one as a standard pot because it's much more shallow and great for quick boiling of something. Also, great for stews when I don't want to take out the extremely heavy cast iron Dutch oven.
1664397
The one in the photo is the Organic version of the same oil, which is 750ml. The non-organic Zoe Extra Virgin is indeed 1 Litre.
305620
i actually own both. the difference, i believe is in their shape. the cheaper one has a wider circumference and lower height. this, i find, lends itself to cooking vegetables, such as ratatouille, while the other is better for dishes in which you do not want the sauce to evaporate too quickly. the smaller diameter helps in that. i was once trying to cook something in the wider flatter pot and the recipe started with making the sauce. as the pot was wide and a larger portion of it exposed to the heat, the sauce burnt rather than cooked evenly as it would have in the other pot. i enjoy both of the pots, as well as the many others i own, but have learnt through trial and error when to use each pot. i hope tho is helpful.
620448
All I can say is that the one pot I had gotten in my previous set is much smaller. It is more like the small saucepan in the set. Otherwise, the skillets and soup pot are the same.
1563834
This pot is one inch larger than the burner on our induction top stove all the way around. We checked with manufacturer and this was maximum size safe to use on ours. I used the pot twice so far without a problem.
2263179
The difference appears to be volume. The item listed here is one pint (smaller & lower price). The item you're comparing it to is one quart (larger & higher price).
1384555
The 1.5 quart pot is 3.5 inches deep. We do not have the 2 quart size, but the photo shows it to be a deeper pot than the 1.5 quart size.
1680963
The bottom of my Magefesa Practika Plus pressure cooker is stamped "3.2L/3.3Qt." However, the Maximum Fill Line inside the pot is less. I took an empty 1 liter soda bottle and filled it with water to the maximum fill line. The result was using approximately 2.25 bottles to reach that line, so the capacity, if using under pressure, is somewhere between 2.25 and 2.33 liters. Just right for two people! But if you are using large cuts of meat, you may want to get the 6Qt. model. I have that one too and it is great for one pot dinners.
341258
The liter refers to how much fluid the pressure cooker can hold. 1 liter is about 34 ounces or .264 gallons so a 4 liter would be about 1 gallon. Hope this helps :)
597614
the line indicating the maximum water to add before starting to boil shows 1.0 L, it holds almost double that amount so the extra allows space for the boiling process
2128556
I don't know. My pot wasn't Revare. Measure the size of the opening and check vs. what is listed.
1052402
That is about right depending on if you are measuring inside or outside of the pot. But either way its not much of a difference. Its a nice solid pot. I have been using it for homebrewing and don't regret the puchase at all.
2187469
Just measure from one side to the other of pot. I do not remember how big the pot was it was for someone else I ordered for. If it does not fit you can always return it.