What is the volume of the can cooker? You know, how much liquid will fit in the pot?
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The Can Cooker manual lists the capacity on the bottom of page 2 as 4 gallons 14" tall, 10" in diameter and apporox. 4 pounds in weight
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As a rule, I wouldn't think you'd want to fill the pot that full. I certainly have no problem with the lid -- or any lid, for that matter, unless I'm boiling something way too hard and have a pot filled too full. Perhaps you want a pressure cooker??
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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).
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Outside of what the packaging states (8 cups) I can not attest or advise what is the maximum amount the cooker will cook. Sorry.
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Measured with a mic. 53.10mm x 38.15mm x ~19.57high (The height is approximate - From the foot to the pot)
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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.
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I've never measured it, but would estimate about 2.5 inches. Liquid capacity is 2 quarts.
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It is a 10-Quart canner; small for a pressure canner. This sounds like it will fit just fine. Thanx bunches for the insight!
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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.
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I don't have the pot in front of me but about 3/8 to 1/2 an inch. I use it mostly for simmering tomato juice for canning. Clear top allows you to check progress without lifting off and loosing heat. Haven't scorched a batch yet. I would recommend this purchase.
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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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I've had the same question myself, but generally fill it with 2-3 quarts of water. You don't fill it as full as you do a regular canner.
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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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It is a unit issue. The pot is 12.4 cm wide ( 4.88 inches) by 16.5 cm (6.5 inches) tall.
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I don't have time to do the arithmetic for you. A liter is only slightly more than a quart, about 1%. When you realize that manufacturers measure capacity of cookware to it's maximum, not to a practical capacity, you can realistically read liters as quarts. In other words think of a 4 liter pot as a 4 quart pot and you'll be fine.
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I actually don't know the exact volume, but it is larger than most strainers I've seen in stores or have ever used. But that is part of the reason I like it. I would say it would set easily in an 8 quart pot, and certainly in larger pots. It would fit easily inside a large mixing bowl as well. This is the most awesome strainer I've ever seen. I liked mine so much I bought one for my daughter -- she loves to cook pasta and doesn't have a pasta pot.
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I haven't actually measured it, but I have had a big pot of Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup going in it... I have a 6-Quart Slow Cooker which I was very displeased with, because it had the non-stick finish on it, and it worn off after about the 5th use...It holds a lot more than 6-quarts... I hope this sort of answers your question..