Is the rim of the pot straight or curved (i.e. better for pouring)?
1835732
It's sanded so the rough edges are gone. I've poured a batch into a funnel and had no problems. I don't think it would pour well if it was more than 70% full.
654762
I use it on my glass-top range but only to steam or boil contents. My pot - there are variations on inexpensive items like this - is flat on its circumference but not on its radius. In other words, it doesn't wobble, but the bottom slight rises from the edge to the center. Because of this bowed bottom, I wouldn't suggest sauteing in this pot.
2205640
All the curved pieces are double sided--they have the grooves on both sides. The straight pieces are not because they don't need to be. Hope that helps!
2194209
It is slightly concave with circular 'groves' on the outside bottom of pot and a smooth inside bottom.
853246
There is a definite curve in the pan side as shown in the middle. It is not a true retangle shape if that's what you are needing. The sides are straight up and down but the pan itself is curved.
2119096
it works either way but when inclined, it lifts the roast up for more even cooking and it's not sitting in its juices, perhaps making the bottom soggy. It does not fit well into some narrower pans so make sure of your measurements before you order. i have never had a problem with it, however.
1472825
It has a very very slight, but necessary, curve. You can use it to push or scoop - or facing down to stir and push. I love this tool. Cleans well, doesn't scratch, super useful and a beautiful work of wood art. I highly recommend. If you want a photo of the "curve," post or send your email.
406731
should be straight.lay it on a flat surface[a table?]and see if it really is curved.
1651471
The flat bottom is not as flat as glass, but is usable. Looking from inside, the edge of the bottom has a ring that is slightly deeper than the center of the bottom. My stove is glass top. The only thing to deal is the maintained of the pan from rust.
1268430
The bottom of the bowl of the spoon is round. I saw one of the replies said "flat" which I'm wondering if they meant the handle of the spoon (which is flat).
123381
I took a good look just now, and the sides go straight up. Also noticed the bottom of the bowl goes up, slightly concave, or convex, depends on which side of the bowl you are looking at .
1306375
I have since moved from the house in which I installed this sink (but I do plan to get another one for the new house) so I will try to answer from my memory. I am not exactly sure what you are asking, but I mounted this as an undermount, and all of the interior surfaces and corners were smooth. The rim (that was mounted under the counter) had angles on the edges, but the sink bowl itself was rounded and smooth. The profile of the sink bottom if you looked down at it from above was similar to the cross-section of a gumdrop - a dome at the top and a flat bottom, with slightly rounded corners at the bottom. Is that helpful? Did I not understand your question properly?
728214
I think your model the pot narrows slightly toward the top. So I don't think this is the one. I'm judging by the pictures only. Sorry Im not being more helpful.
373176
Robert, the bottom is slightly rounded. Not completely flat or rounded. The bottom section of my pot got pitted and discolored from just regular use. I personally don't care for this item but I don't use it that often so I haven't replaced it and most likely will continue to use it.
382363
There seems to be less spillage with the angled opening in my experience. The angled opening catches more.
1007861
It is flat, but it is not smooth. The bottom is made up of what is meant to look like individual sticks pressed together. The "ridges and valleys" are about an eighth of an inch. We set glasses on it all the time with no risk of spill. We are very pleased with the quality of ours for the price.
1872824
Curved. It's flat on one side and has two curves on the other side. I used the smaller curve behind my head and the larger when I turn to the side.