What is the inside diameter of the pot and what is the height? I want to use it for water bath canning and want to make sure my canning rack will fit
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The dimensions they give in the product description are misleading--they include the handles for the width and the height includes the lid and its handle as well. The diameter of the base of the pot is about 9.75", and the height to the lip is 9". The sides are straight.
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The interior dimensions are 9 11/16 inches diameter by 6 5/8 inches deep. If you are using the steamer basket to keep your canning jars off the bottom, however, you only get 8 1/8" diameter by 5 1/2" depth. Fagor recommends you purchase a 10 qt pressure cooker with their canning kit, which will hold 4 1-qt or 4 1-pt canning jars. The Fagor canning kit comes with a rack to keep the jars off the bottom, which is probably better as it will allow more air flow than the steamer basket. You do not want the jars touching the bottom or sides of the pressure cooker, or each other, or they may break during canning. The interior dimensions are 9 11/16 inches diameter by 6 5/8 inches deep. If you are using the steamer basket to keep your canning jars off the bottom, however, you only get 8 1/8" diameter by 5 1/2" depth. Fagor recommends you purchase a 10 qt pressure cooker with their canning kit, which will hold 4 1-qt or 4 1-pt canning jars. The Fagor canning kit comes with a rack to keep the jars off the bottom, which is probably better as it will allow more air flow than the steamer basket. You do not want the jars touching the bottom or sides of the pressure cooker, or each other, or they... » Read More The interior dimensions are 9 11/16 inches diameter by 6 5/8 inches deep. If you are using the steamer basket to keep your canning jars off the bottom, however, you only get 8 1/8" diameter by 5 1/2" depth. Fagor recommends you purchase a 10 qt pressure cooker with their canning kit, which will hold 4 1-qt or 4 1-pt canning jars. The Fagor canning kit comes with a rack to keep the jars off the bottom, which is probably better as it will allow more air flow than the steamer basket. You do not want the jars touching the bottom or sides of the pressure cooker, or each other, or they may break during canning. « Show Less
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depth is 9 in. inside is 30 by 16 not sure if this is what you needed but i measured the inside of my sink. btw i absolutely love this sink. i so a lot of canning and its so much easier with this sink
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I don't have actual dimensions because I bought a kit first that had the pots in it. Measure the sponge & that's was the pot size - it filled the po
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The inside bottom measures 17 1/8 inches, according to my tape measure. The top measures slightly over 21 inches. So your pot should be less than 17 inches at the bottom in order to fit well.
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this rack is the same size as the original bottom rack. the rack has a diameter of 11 1/4". I wish It came with the pressure canner/cooker because you can double the number of pint jars which saves a lot of time. I canned 150 pints of green beans and at 9 jars at a time it takes for- ever. I hope this helps you.
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8 3/4" w/out the lid; 12" with the lid. Sorry I didn't get back to your question sooner! This is my favorite pot for jambalaya and soups when cooking for a small group. I cook over gas and this pot cooks nice and even. TMI?? Bon apetit!
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The pot is 11 inches wide (a little over 14 inches if you include the protruding handles). It's 9" tall without the inserts and 11" tall with the pasta insert (12.5" to the top of the handle). The steamer basket seats down inside either the pan or the insert and does not add to the height. The steamer basket itself is approximately 10 and 5/8 inches in outside diameter, but it has a wide lip (to sit on the ridge inside the pan), so its inner diameter is around 9.5". The steamer basket is a little less than 3 inches tall. Handles aren't a space issue, because you can turn it so the handles are in corners, and the top can be turned upside down to lie perfectly flat.
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The pot is 12" tall, 16.5" diameter, the lid handle stands 1.75". This is a great pot. I have brewed many great batches in it.. Good luck.
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It does not fit into mine. The pot should be 12 1/2 inches diameter for this to fit properly. 12 1/4" will barely fit.
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This pot i got for my son so i can't say for sure. But i also got a pot for myself that's another brand that is over 6 quarts and my pot will not hold any quart mason jars to do canning because of the rack that sits on the bottom of the inner pot making the lid not to fit.
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I second the previous answer. Height 4", diameter at top of steamer: 8.5", diameter at bottom of steamer: 6.25" and length of steamer from end of handle to end of pot is 15.75". This steamer seems to only fit Cuisinart pots, but it fits any of them. I got one at a TJ Maxx for ~$20. We love this for veggies- use it all the time!
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Pot height without lid: 9.5 inches; With the canning rack in position for hot water bath, that leaves about 9 3/8 inches to the top. Your jars are 8 1/8" and should be covered by 1" of water for processing according to directions. That would leave 1/4" open space to top of the pan, which isn't much room for boiling, and unsure if it would affect the canning process. I think you could probably ask the Victorio Company for a definite answer, but my thought is that the jars are too tall to process properly in this canner. Hope this helps.
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This pot is great for cooking soups and pasta..it's about 6 inches from top to bottom..it tapers from bottom to top..so it about 6 inches in diameter at the bottom, but gradually tapers out to about 11 inches at the top..hope this helps you out..:)
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The pot itself is 9 1/4 tall plus the lid height. Not sure how tall your jars are? This does not have handle and very heavy when full of warer.
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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.
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I think that depends on the individual unit. The materials it's made of are fairly heavy but it is very cheaply made. After I got mine I had to bend stuff around and do some rewelding. If we're talking large canning pots I think I'd look elsewhere.