Will the 1.5 quart saucepan nest inside the 2-quart saucepan for storage purposes?
338971
No. They don't nest. You could turn the cover upside down on the 2 quart and put the 1.5 quart on top.
34485
It should be able to hold that. I had my crockpot and other small kitchen appliances stored in mine without any issue.
394344
No, they won't nest. They will sort of stack, but I keep mine in use enough that it hasn't really been an issue.
696389
I think you could. From the picture you can see the storage pockets are separate from the pan, only connecting at the top... So hack away! Just an FYI the storage pockets are only a few inches so it may not help a lot. Hope this helps. Take care.
1299910
Yes, they nest inside each other with the exception of the handles, which hang over the edges. That's the way I have them stored myself.
2164754
Yes, that is indeed fitting. The largest pot and the frying pan as well as the two small pots are able to share one lid.
1647262
I have a 2 quart pan and the cover is perfect, but I don't know if it would fit a 1 1/2 quart pan.
1619900
If you are asking whether there are two pots and a lid, the answer is "yes". The top pan holds a bit more than one quart. When I poured in a quart of water, there was about an inch of space to the top. However, when filling the bottom pot, is did not hold quite two quarts. I had about 1/2 cup of water left over. This is not an issue for me as I wanted a double boiler and do not use the pots singly. The lid fits on both pots snugly. I have used this pot for making fudge, melting chocolate, and frosting, and I am completely happy with it. I am not sure the bottom of either pot is heavy enough to cook things other than liquids. I use double & triple clads for heavier foods. The stainless steel cleans up well. Hope this helps.
106130
yes- i have pans on the lower tiers but baskets on top 2. could easily have bigger baskets on bottom. they would best fit if round.
2079683
2 quarts is about right, 2.5 qt can fit, make sure to plan for expansion/overrun
2107752
Yes. The smaller pots fit nicely inside the larger ones. Not only that but you can fit a 8 oz fuel canister inside the small pots. That way all of your cooking stuff is right there together. I love it.
406941
Never understood why people answer these questions without an answer...The answer is YES! I have the 16-qt., and I put it in the bottom rack. Bust as with any stainless product washed in the DW, you will occasionally need to polish the bottom with some Bon Ami to restore its luster. Great pot!
1207081
I don't think a quart sized jar would fit standing up, but I guess you could lay them down. Probably could fit 2 in there laying down. I believe the lowest temp setting would be 100 degrees
1099927
Yes it will hold 7 quarts...I use it to boil lobsters and will usually hold about 7 good sized lobbies
2065017
I have heavy stainless pans and it's fine (I screwed it to the floor of the cupboard). Works very well for fry pans but not enough space between shelves for sauce pans unless they're pretty small.
1656996
Yes. It's not a full nesting so you will need a bit more headroom than the height of the 8, but you won't need a bigger footprint. I also keep the steamer basket and rack in the 8, and invert the glass lid so that everything stores together. I store the pressure lid separately to prevent any wear and tear on the gasket.
2284157
The pot has to be large enough that you can fold the handles over on the inside and still have the lid fit securely, otherwise the steam will escape. I would not use it in anything smaller than 2 quarts for that reason.