Steamer Juicer Cookers

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #30467 in Kitchen & Housewares
  
• Size: 7 quarts
• Color: Silver
• Brand: All-Clad
• Model: 6507 SS
• Released on: 2006-03-15
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 7.25" h x
  8.63" w x
  8.63" l,
  9.00 pounds
  

Features

• Polished Stainless exterior w/ band of copper scathing
• Aluminum/Copper Core and 18/10 stainless interior
• Stainless steel handles, lids and rivets
• Not recommended for dishwasher use

• Polished Stainless exterior w/ band of copper scathing
• Aluminum/Copper Core and 18/10 stainless interior
• Stainless steel handles, lids and rivets
• Not recommended for dishwasher use

Product Description

By combining the excellent heat conductivity of copper with the easy maintenance and beauty of stainless steel, the Copper-Core 7 Quart Stock Pot is an ideal vessel for simmering soups and stocks, or braising food on the stovetop. It is composed of five l

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47 of 51 people found the following review helpful.
Problem with Copper-Core stockpot Cover
By J. Tremblay
I received this stockpot for christmas - Given the price tag of this item ($450) one would expect this to be perfect craftsmanship. Not so, the cover didn't fit quite right. It snugged down into the pan and wobbled, unlike the Copper-Core sauce pan I already owned where the cover sits on top. I called Williams-Sonoma, the place of purchase. They had no idea what I was talking about but said they would gladly refund. So the pan was returned and I ordered another from Chefs Catalog hoping I just got a bad pan. Same problem - I then called All-Clad directly. Customer service had no idea what I was talking about, they were under the impression the cover was the same as their sauce pans. They promised to check this out and get back to me. They never did. I sent an email to customer service, but never got a reply. I called Chefs catalog, they said they would investigate this, but it would take a week. I never heard from them again. I called All-Clad again - and was told to trace the cover and the pot to see if it was out of round... I did this but it was very difficult to tell given that the tolerance for out of round would be so slight. I called All-Clad again, explained my frustration and they told me they would check into this. They did call me back the same day this time, and told me the wobbling of the pan cover was normal. So I lived with this...After a couple of months I called All-Clad again, it just didn't make sense to me that the cover should fit this way. Customer service told me that there was a bad batch of pans that were out of round. They told me to send it back. They also told me to put the mailing receipt in the box and they would reimburse for shipping. I received a new pan yesterday. The cover fits perfectly - it's exactly the same as the sauce pan. I did not get reimbursed for the shipping -Overall this is a great pan - but the lack of customer support is appalling, both from the sellers of this product and the manufacturer. You would think that when buying top of the line products you would get better service - I doubt I'll buy another All-Clad product - There's too many other good quality products out there -

11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
A Real Step Up From Calpalon
By C. Cooper
This pot was purchased as a replacement for a 25-year-old Calphalon classic anodized aluminum stock pot of the same size that had always performed satisfactorily (it had just gotten ratty-looking and, frankly, I wanted to treat myself). I cook a lot of soups, stews, and one pot meals and so I use a pot of this size regularly. I am thoroughly impressed at its superior performance characteristics. It heats very evenly and I can saute vegetables much longer before I have a problem with them burning. The pot is easy to clean and I have been putting it in the dishwasher will no ill effect. The only down side to this pot is the price, but I expect it to last for at least the 25 years that my Calphalon pot did, so it will pay for itself over time.

20 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
My favorite stock pot
By A Customer
This is my favorite stockpot.

The copper makes it the most even heating stock pot I have ever used. It holds heat well, so it doesn't loose heat as fast as an aluminum or aluminum core pot does -- which can have trouble when frying because the aluminum cools quickly.

It works great for deep frying, oven roasting, making all types of soups, stews, stocks, etc.

It is pricey, but really does work better for me than the less expensive aluminum core models.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #37440 in Kitchen & Housewares
  
• Size: 3-quart
• Color: Stainless Steel
• Brand: All-Clad
• Model: BD55303wst
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 5.90" h x
  8.80" w x
  13.50" l,
  8.00 pounds
  

Features

• 18/10 stainless steel cooking surface will not react with food
• Compatible with all cooktops, optimal for induction
• Dishwasher, oven and broiler safe
• Stainless steel handles are permanently secured with stainless steel rivets
• 3-quart casserole includes lid and steamer for healthy cooking

• 18/10 stainless steel cooking surface will not react with food
• Compatible with all cooktops, optimal for induction
• Dishwasher, oven and broiler safe
• Stainless steel handles are permanently secured with stainless steel rivets
• 3-quart casserole includes lid and steamer for healthy cooking

Product Description

All-Clad Brushed Stainless D5 3-quart casserole features high, straight sides with a smaller surface area that holds heat well while limiting evaporation. Ideal for boiling or blanching a wide variety of foods or simply reheating smaller batches of soups, chili, and vegetables, the versatile casserole can be used to cook, warm and serve. Includes a steamer which is essential for health conscious cooks. Simply add vegetables or seafood to the insert to quickly prepare fresh and flavorful dishes.

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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
great 3qt casserole, but steamer feels cheap
By J. York
This combination package is made of two items that can be purchased separately at a slightly higher price:* All Clad d5 Stainless Brushed 3Qt Casserole with Lid* All Clad 3Qt Steamer InsertThe d5 brushed stainless steel finish on the 3Qt Casserole screams "quality" and the pot seems very well constructed. It has a heavy weight and a precision machine feel.Unfortunately, the steamer insert is no match for the 3Qt casserole. Instead of the d5 stainless finish, it is has a cheaper-looking shiny finish. The rivets on the handle seem much cheaper and crude in comparison. My first thought was that perhaps there was an assembly error at the factory and the wrong steamer insert was placed into the package. But after more research, I realize that there was no mistake. All Clad has coupled their quality "made in America" 3Qt casserole with a significantly inferior "made in China" steamer insert.I returned it for a refund.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Expensive but well worth the investment
By shopper
Yep, these ain't cheap but if your serious about your cooking and enjoy your time in the kitchen whisking up your favorite recipe you should consider investing in high quality cookware.For years I hesitated and settled for good quality imitations such as the Emeril's cookware but finally decided to treat myself to the real thing and find out if they are worth the high prices. Yes they certainty do. No hot spots, better results at lower heat, tight lids that allow even lower heats due to fantastic heat retention (just use a higher initial temperature put the lid on and reduce to low/medium and you get a better result than having to use med/high on other less efficient wares)I got the same satisfaction than when I decided to buy chef quality knives ... Once you cut and dice with a "real pro knife" you know why it cost $250.I think of these pots as an investment and a heirloom to pass on to my kids. These things are so well built that you know they will last forever (proper care of course)I read reviews stating that you will do just as good with the classic trii-ply stainless but these are truly a step ahead. How can two layers of aluminum not be better than one? It keeps a uniform heat over the entire surface and sides at lower temperatures, perfect for braising, slow cooking, stews etc and also quickly searing and pan frying without hot spots trying to shuffle the food around so that each gets a shot at it ... With these the heat is uniform all around, just don't crowed the pieces during the searing process.Yep I did pay a small fortune for a custom hand picked set but these are worth every penny.Btw don't get drawn into buying the "sets" you don't really save much except if you really need the huge 8 and 12 qt stock pots and prefer frying pans over skillets.I selected the 11 and 13 inch skillets with lids, the 1.5 and 3 qt sauce pans, the 3qt casserole steamer combo, the 4 qt sauté pan, the 6 qt deep sauté pot and 6 qt fry basket. That's the equivalent of 16 pieces for the price of their advertised 14 piece set. FYI I keep my Emeril's 6 qt stock pot that I will use for deep frying on my induction portable burner (it has a copper core and I won't suffer if it gets stained with grease frying at higher temperatures)I prefer skillets and after researching realized that the 13 inch can also be used as a paella pan as they are similar except for the handle.Word of caution, these are heavy, best suited for men or strong women not afraid to handle them.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Quality 5-ply product for induction cooking with steamer
By Starbright
Finally a top quality steamer that can be used on an induction stove. Medium sized, easy to handle but not too big. Expect to be steaming spinach for 2-4 people regular in there. Double handles will help to spread out the weight, when water is full in the bottom. Looking forward to this set being an always available in my kitchen for small and larger tasks.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #56472 in Kitchen & Housewares
  
• Size: 3-quart
• Color: Stainless Steel
• Brand: All-Clad
• Model: BD553033
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 3.90" h x
  8.80" w x
  12.50" l,
  5.00 pounds
  

Features

• 18/10 stainless steel cooking surface will not react with food
• Compatible with all cooktops, optimal for induction
• Dishwasher, oven and broiler safe
• Stainless steel handles are permanently secured with stainless steel rivets
• 3-quart soup pot includes lid and ladle

• 18/10 stainless steel cooking surface will not react with food
• Compatible with all cooktops, optimal for induction
• Dishwasher, oven and broiler safe
• Stainless steel handles are permanently secured with stainless steel rivets
• 3-quart soup pot includes lid and ladle

Product Description

All-Clad Brushed Stainless D5 3-quart soup pot with lid and ladle is essential for every kitchen. The soup pot features high sides that slow the evaporation of liquids, providing the ideal design for creating a variety of stocks and soups. The wide bottom of the pan allows for sauteing of ingredients before the addition of liquids for delicious soups and stews.

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Best of the best
By Jockman
You can feel the difference of the 5 layer pot. The pot heats evenly, no hot spots. Definitely worth the few $ as it will improve your cooking.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #9581 in Kitchen & Housewares
  
• Size: 6.5 Quart
• Color: Silver
• Brand: All-Clad
• Model: 1500632304
• Released on: 2008-03-20
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 12.00" h x
  20.25" w x
  15.00" l,
  19.90 pounds
  

Features

• Oval-shaped 6-1/2-quart slow cooker with integrated control panel
• 26-hour programmable timer; 3 temperature settings; glass lid
• Black ceramic inner pot; riveted stainless-steel handles for safe transport
• Stainless-steel housing; dishwasher-safe parts; recipe booklet included
• Measures 19-7/8 by 14 by 11-3/8 inches; 1-year limited warranty

• Oval-shaped 6-1/2-quart slow cooker with integrated control panel
• 26-hour programmable timer; 3 temperature settings; glass lid
• Black ceramic inner pot; riveted stainless-steel handles for safe transport
• Stainless-steel housing; dishwasher-safe parts; recipe booklet included
• Measures 19-7/8 by 14 by 11-3/8 inches; 1-year limited warranty

Product Description

Even with a busy schedule, you can still enjoy healthy, home-cooked meals thanks to this easy-to-use oval-shaped slow cooker. Simply add ingredients to the unit's black ceramic pot, insert the pot into the cooker, and set the 26-hour programmable timer. After a long day at work or a busy day of weekend errands, dinner will be ready and waiting. Perfect for soups, casseroles, pot roasts, curries, and more, its large 6-1/2-quart capacity works great for single-person meals with leftovers or for dinner with the family. Thoughtfully designed, the slow cooker also provides attractive stainless-steel housing; an integrated control panel with an LCD display; three temperature settings--high, low, and keep warm; a glass lid for keeping an eye on the cooking process; and riveted stainless-steel handles for safe transport. The ceramic insert and glass lid clean up easily by hand with hot soapy water or safely in the dishwasher. A recipe booklet comes included for getting started. The slow cooker measures 19-7/8 by 14 by 11-3/8 inches and carries a one-year limited warranty.

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228 of 230 people found the following review helpful.
Excellent Return on Investment!
By Mina M. Harkey
Of all the kitchen appliances I own, I really think my return on investment is greatest with this one. I've had it a year now, so I'm no longer in the "honeymoon phase" with it - and I've really used it on average 3 times per week throughout the entire year.I bought this after I wore out my cheaper version slow cooker, and I knew that this time I was willing to spend a little more money (since I knew how to use it), and I knew I wanted a larger capacity.It's very easy to clean the removable crock, the settings available are warm, low, and high, and you can program (to within a half hour) the length of cook time. When cook time is up, the machine switches to warm on its own.The capacity is such that I CAN fit 2 whole chickens in it, I can also cook 2 tri tip roasts (2.5 -3 lbs each) or one large pot roast, however the cooking is still even when the pot is not near full (i.e. I often cook only one chicken or one tri-tip, and the cook time is still about the same).You can serve succulent meals from this - really delicious stews and roasts, but you will absolutely get a better result if you do a little prep work on the stove beforehand. For most recipes, that means 20-30 minutes in the morning or night before.Many slow cooked meals are "wintery" type foods, however I found myself using it very often in the Summer as well, because I dread turning on my oven or slaving over a stove in the heat of July. With the slow cooker, very little heat is generated into the house, and the other bonus is you don't need to be home - so we often ate BBQ brisket or pulled pork sandwiches this Summer after cooking the meat in this slow cooker.I recommend the Gourmet Slow Cooker by Lynn Alley to accompany this pot. If you're going to pay the price of this pot, treat yourself to a book of recipes you will feel proud to serve. Bon Appetit.EDIT: I did have one of the little circular rubber feet at the bottom break (actually I think it melted) off. I took it back to the store where I bought it, expecting them to give me another little rubber foot, but they ended up replacing the entire apparatus. I didn't have a receipt, but they didn't bat an eye...said All-Clad will replace it without a problem. They told me that this had not happened to any others they knew of, and I've had no problem with the replacement.

263 of 269 people found the following review helpful.
Busy mom's best friend
By J. An
I work almost everyday (including Sundays) so this pot has been my life saver (or the dinner saver). My older one was 5qt. cool touch Rival. This All-Clad cooker cooks so much faster than my older one (the inside temperature of All-clad gets 230F in high setting). Ribs and 5 pound chicken done in 4 hours in high. If you want crispy chicken skin, let it cook for 6 hours. I highly recommend this product.By the way I put small roasting rack when I roast chicken or ribs so that they don't stew in the dripping. Save the dripping broth. Put it in the fridge overnight, and get rid of the fat. And use it in your soup or stew, of course, this cooker can do that job just fine as well.--------------------------------------------------------------------------Updated Review: 4/17/2008I've been using this slow cooker at least twice a week. Time to time I would hear "pop" sound either in the middle or toward the end of the cooking time. I couldn't figure out what was making this sound. One day my husband found cracks on the ceramic insert. They were fine cracks, but the cracks were in inside and outside. I contacted All-Clad. The service rep. told me to send a picture of the cracks. So I did. For several weeks I didn't hear anything from them. So I contacted them again. Apparently they didn't get my email with the pictures. So I sent them again. The next day I got a phone call from All-Clad that they would send me a new insert. It arrived a couple of days ago. I made a most wonderful chicken soup with leftover rottisserie chicken yesterday. I'm starting my love affair with this slow cooker again.----------------------------------------------------------------------------Update Review: 11/9/2009I wish I could say that my slow cooker insert is still going strong. Unfortunately it isn't. I really tried to use them (I have gone through 3 inserts) as much as I could - until I could see the leak. I thought of getting a metal insert. However, it costs $200 NOT including shipping and handling. So I got the most modest Rival Slow Cooker: a 7-qt. with a turn dial. I've had it for 7 months. So far no cracks. It boils water quicker than All-Clad even in the low setting, but still no cracks. I had talked to an All-Clad rep about a possible defect in the ceramic insert, but she didn't seem to believe that theory. I wish I could change the rating to 2-star. It could have been 1-star, but I liked All-Clad's customer services.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Additional Comment: FYI the 2nd insert cracked within 2 hours in the high setting and the 3rd insert cracked in the low setting. After that I began to think maybe the inserts were defective. I did not abuse them. I only used as directed: high or low and went through the dishwasher. I'm using my humble and simple Rival cooker in the same way, and so far no cracks. I thought of getting the metal insert for the All-Clad Slow Cooker, but it was too expensive: $200 for the insert, over $50 for the metal lid (required for the metal insert) and $70 shipping and handling. Besides the reviews were not good for their non-stick metal insert. I'm very happy with my humble Rival 7 qt. Slow Cooker.------------------------------------------------------------------------------Update: 6/10/2010My humble 7-qt Rival slow cooker is still going strong. I've been using it every week, and still no cracks so far. I have made roasts, soups, stews, and casseroles. I haven't made dessert yet. I've seen Sandra Lee "baking" dessert in her white slow cooker. I can't remember if it was Rival or not. But I'll try someday.

88 of 90 people found the following review helpful.
Boy did I learn!
By Babs
I have purchased this product for myself as well as gifts for several brides-to-be. I thought All-Clad meant quality. Well, did I learn. Not only did my ceramic insert crack after several uses, but several of the gifts I had give also cracked [one wasn't even used once, one was used once & a third was used two times]. Trying to return something to All-Clad is next to impossible. They do not respond to one's email and I finally gave up trying to reach them via phone. I also have cookware ware from All-Clad, and one of the frying pans has discolored. Again, impossible to reach this company. I am done with All-Clad products. Good luck if you get this slow cooker. B. Stack

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #116147 in Kitchen & Housewares
  
• Size: 8 quarts
• Color: Gray
• Brand: All-Clad
• Model: 7508
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 6.70" h x
  11.90" w x
  12.90" l,
  7.00 pounds
  

Features

• 8-quart pot for simmering stocks, soups, chili, and braising
• Stainless-steel interior; handsome brushed aluminum exterior
• Pure aluminum core for even heating
• Comfortable lid and stay-cool loop handles riveted for strength
• Lifetime warranty against defects

• 8-quart pot for simmering stocks, soups, chili, and braising
• Stainless-steel interior; handsome brushed aluminum exterior
• Pure aluminum core for even heating
• Comfortable lid and stay-cool loop handles riveted for strength
• Lifetime warranty against defects

Product Description

Versatile Stock Pot for Every Occasion

Soups, stocks, stews and chili -- whichever you have on the menu, you'll reach for this 8-qt. Stock Pot by All-Clad every time. Originally designed for professional chefs, All-Clad pans have 3 layers, bonded together to ensure even heating. The pure aluminum core is fused between a brushed aluminum-alloy exterior and a hand-polished 18/10 stainless steel cooking surface, which won't react with food.

All-Clad Master Chef 2 8-Quart Stockpot:

• 8-quart pot for simmering stocks, soups, chili, and braising
• Stainless-steel interior
• Handsome brushed aluminum exterior
• Pure aluminum core for even heating
• Comfortable lid and stay-cool loop handles riveted for strength

Dimensions: Measures 12.9 in. x 11.9 in. x 6.7 in.

A Closer Look: Has a long, stay-cool handle with non-corrosive rivets and an expertly fitted lid.

Take Care: Hand washing recommended.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Locally made cookware
By Karen Ramsey
I love this pot! It's my first All-Clad purchase, and I couldn't be happier with it! The fact that it's made in America - and made close to us, too - was the deciding factor in buying this pot.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Still the best
By georgia jadick
After decades of cooking I have almost all AL-Clad and there is nothing like it. This is an essential pot for soup, stews, sauce and so much more. You can't beat it for even heat and durability. The brushed exterior doesn't show scratchs and develops a lovely patina.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #21189 in Kitchen & Housewares
  
• Size: 7 Piece
• Color: Silver
• Brand: All-Clad
• Model: 700393
• Dimensions: 13.00" h x
  19.50" w x
  21.75" l,
  20.80 pounds
  

Features

• 8-inch fry pan, 1-1/2-quart covered saucepan, 3-quart covered saute pan, and 6-quart covered stockpot
• Brushed aluminum exterior; 18/10 stainless-steel interior; pure aluminum inner core
• Stainless-steel stay-cool handles secured with non-corrosive rivets
• Sure-fitting stainless-steel lids form seal to keep in moisture and nutrients
• Oven-safe to 500 degrees F; limited lifetime warranty; wash by hand

• 8-inch fry pan, 1-1/2-quart covered saucepan, 3-quart covered saute pan, and 6-quart covered stockpot
• Brushed aluminum exterior; 18/10 stainless-steel interior; pure aluminum inner core
• Stainless-steel stay-cool handles secured with non-corrosive rivets
• Sure-fitting stainless-steel lids form seal to keep in moisture and nutrients
• Oven-safe to 500 degrees F; limited lifetime warranty; wash by hand

Product Description

7 Piece MC2 Set includes 8" Fry, 1.5QT Sauce Pan, 3QT Saute Pan, and 6QT Stock Pot

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135 of 139 people found the following review helpful.
Single Guy Learns to Love Cooking
By Alex Smith
Concern 1: Stick & BurnI cook a lot but I'm always in a hurry. Young, single guy on a budget. I need to cook quickly. For this reason, I had almost gone with non-stick. Most likely hard-anodized. That would have been a mistake. Stick is non-existent with these pans. First thing I did was to take out the 8" frying pan and fry and egg, the ultimate test of stick. I listened to the reviews. Let the pan heat up first, add the butter, then the egg. I nervously went for the flip expecting the egg to be stuck, but it was so slick it almost hit the ceiling when I flipped it. The egg came out perfect and the pan was clean as new with some hot water and dish soap. I never thought I'd have such a stupid grin from flipping an egg. I've heard quality has a huge affect on the stickiness of stainless and this is obviously quality.Concern 2: Use & CleanupBefore this set, I cooked mostly with cast iron (and some horribly old teflon, but we won't talk about that). Cast iron was great, but the cleanup was terrible, the pans were so heavy and don't even get me started on the seasoning. Not to mention you can't use acids in cast iron. With my new stuff, all of that is thrown out the window. They are light enough to work with easily, transfering from stove-top to oven. And cleanup is a breeze. I haven't cooked anything yet that hasn't come up with hot water and dish soap. There are odd-colored stains here and there from use, but those are removed easily with Bar Keepers friend. Other than that, they are idiot proof, which is great for me making bacon and eggs drunk at 4 am. Which came out perfect, by the way.Concern 3: PriceThis was a big one. If you'd asked me 2 weeks ago if I was going to drop $350 on cookware, I'd have called you crazy. That's what I earn in a week. But one night, I'm cooking and my teflon pan is flaking. Gross. I grab the cast iron, nearly breaking my wrist and I'm fed up. The search begins and this is wear I really shine. I did days of research to find the best I could afford. That was about half this much. A nice set of Rachel Ray Hard Anodized. At the end of the day, though, it was the reviews that led me to the right choice. People explained to me the difference between an aluminum wrap and just a bottom coating. How much even heat distribution will affect stick and even cooking. How no matter how good, non-stick will lose it's non-stick coating, but stainless will last forever. Up the ladder I went until I found this set. At the price, it's a steal for this quality but it comes to whether you need this particular set. Many people say the pieces are too small. As a singe guy, I find them perfect. I think for a family of 2-3 they would be excellent as well.Conclusion: The cooking world is now my oyster and I plan on tackling it head on. I've got a list of recipes prepared and these bad boys and I are going to knock 'em out together. If you're looking to give yourself a way to cook and I mean really cook, invest in yourself and invest in some excellent stainless.edit: After over two years of use, the pans are showing some serious wear, mostly in part to the outside finish that others have complained about. I'm dropping a star because if they had not had the aluminum finish they would still look much nicer.

30 of 33 people found the following review helpful.
A great start to a good kitchen
By J. Mullin
Theis set gives a good start for premium cookware. The brushed exterior is great if you don't like to polish your pots and pans all the time. I've found MC2 to the be the best in terms of balancing maintenance and quality of cooking. I have a few other pans that are coper or cast iron, but the majority of my cooking is now done in the these (and a few supplement pieces) of the MC2 line.

29 of 33 people found the following review helpful.
ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL!!!
By Kaye Henry
This set is my 2nd set of cookware, the first being Calphalon One. I have no problems with Calphalon One and thought it was the best until I came across and bought this All Clad MasterChef 2 10 pc set. Provided you know how to cook in them, you'll absolutely adore them, always preheat and set your fire low to medium, never high! For a person like me who loves to cook, this is no doubt the best cookware I have had. I am also looking to purchase the All Clad LTD 10 pc set in the near future. I am so excited already!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #25211 in Kitchen & Housewares
  
• Size: 12-Quart
• Color: Stainless Multi Cooker
• Brand: All-Clad
• Model: 59912
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 11.30" h x
  13.40" w x
  13.80" l,
  10.00 pounds
  

Features

• 18/10 stainless-steel interior and exterior with brushed finish
• Encapsulated aluminum base for superior conductivity
• Includes stainless-steel pasta basket, steamer basket, and lid
• Riveted stainless-steel handles stay cool on stovetop
• Dishwasher-safe and oven-safe to 500 degrees F

• 18/10 stainless-steel interior and exterior with brushed finish
• Encapsulated aluminum base for superior conductivity
• Includes stainless-steel pasta basket, steamer basket, and lid
• Riveted stainless-steel handles stay cool on stovetop
• Dishwasher-safe and oven-safe to 500 degrees F

Product Description

8700800204 Features: -Aluminum disc bottom.-Easy-to-clean, highly polished stainless steel interior.-12-Quart Multi-Cooker.-Materials: Stainless Steel.-Dishwasher safe, but hand washing is recommended. Includes: -Includes large stainless steel colander insert and large capacity stainless steel steamer basket.-Includes Stainless Steel Colander Insert and Steamer Basket. Construction: -High-quality stainless steel construction. Collection: -Specialties collection. Warranty: -Lifetime Warranty.

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122 of 126 people found the following review helpful.
Excellent Stock Pot and Amazing Value!
By Mrs. Romano
Ok, this is obviously not the same as the traditional All Clad stock pots, if it was it would be more then triple the price of this one without the 2 inserts. It is part of the disk bottom collection, however it is still top quality stainless steel and very well made. I certainly would not consider it secondary. It is a little lighter in weight than the traditional All Clad but it is not a light weight pot by any means. It is great for pasta, soup, stew, steaming veggies, etc. You will love it and you can't beat the price. It is very easy to clean and the inserts can be stacked and stored inside. A+

Tip: If you should get something stuck to the stainless steel use a product called "Bar Keepers Friend" to clean it. Most supermarkets have it and Kitchen Etc. and Bed, Bath and Beyond carry it too. The container (like a Comet can) is gold with blue and white writing. All Clad recommends it for cleaning stainless steel and it works like a dream and is very inexpensive.

62 of 64 people found the following review helpful.
Great value but a different kind of All-Clad
By A Customer
This is an incredible value, considering you get the lid, the pot, and the two baskets at a great price. It performs very well and is a welcome addition to an All-Clad set. However, it is not the same quality as the rest of my All-Clad's. As an example, the lid is made of the same type of steel as my other lids, however, it is thinner.

106 of 114 people found the following review helpful.
Don't be fooled!
By A Customer
This is a good product, but not what I was expecting when I ordered it. Don't be fooled, this stockpot is not from the regular line of Stainless products by All-Clad. It's from a lesser-quality line of products. The walls are thinner and it just seems to be of less overall quality than the regular All-Clad products (which are fantastic in my opinion!) Mounted on the bottom of the pan is another piece of metal for conduction (totally unlike regular All-Clad, but just like Emerilware). For the price it is a good product, but if you want true All-Clad quality hold out for the more expensive version.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #71703 in Kitchen & Housewares
  
• Size: 8-Quart
• Color: Silver
• Brand: All-Clad Metalcrafters
• Model: E9077964AMZ
• Dimensions: 13.50" h x
  11.50" w x
  10.25" l,
  10.00 pounds
  

Features

• All-Clad 8-qt. Pasta Pot with mesh insert and ladle set
• Tri-ply stainless steel construction versatile 8-quart covered pasta pot with mesh insert and ladle
• Dishwasher-safe stainless steel clad construction
• Induction stovetop capable
• Stainless steel ladle for pasta prep and serving

• All-Clad 8-qt. Pasta Pot with mesh insert and ladle set
• Tri-ply stainless steel construction versatile 8-quart covered pasta pot with mesh insert and ladle
• Dishwasher-safe stainless steel clad construction
• Induction stovetop capable
• Stainless steel ladle for pasta prep and serving

Product Description

Tri-ply stainless steel construction is featured in this 8-quart pasta pot with mesh insert. Also included is a stainless steel ladle for easy serving.

Customer Reviews

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75 of 77 people found the following review helpful.
Not real All Clad quality...Made in China
By Marye E.
For what it is, it is way over priced. My husband knowing I prefer All Clad stainless cookware bought this for me from the Williams-Sonoma website for $112.00, but sad to say, the quality, fit and finish are of much lessor quality than my older All Clad pots and pans that were all manufactured in the USA.My friend has a 4 piece set of the Excelsteel 8 Quart, 18/10 Stainless Steel brand that she paid less than $35.00 for and it is made in China, and her brand and my All Clad brand have the same quality, weight, and finish.The All Clad brand for me now is just another cheap Chinese made piece of deficient cookware that has finally followed all of the other, what used to be USA manufactured, top quality kitchenware, into the abyss of junk.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Outstanding cookware
By M. Dutko
I have used many pasta pots and found this pot to be of the best quality yet. The Pot has a heavy clad bottom for perfect distribution of heat with the remainder consisting of high quality stainless steel and heavy duty handles. The insert is also high quality stainless steel mesh supported by stainless steel framework. This mesh is considerably easier to clean than those inserts which are made by a series of holes. I have already used this pot for pasta and soups many times and just love it. The ladle is also heavy duty polished stainless steel and which is also of great quality.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #182558 in Kitchen & Housewares
  
• Size: 7 quarts
• Color: Silver
• Brand: All-Clad
• Model: 4507
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 7.88" h x
  9.25" w x
  12.00" l,
  4.00 pounds
  

Features

• 3-Ply bonded construction
• Dishwasher-safe; Hand-washing recommended
• Exterior compatible on all induction as well as traditional cooktops
• Essential cookware item for the novice or well-seasoned cook
• Perfect bridal or housewarming gift

• 3-Ply bonded construction
• Dishwasher-safe; Hand-washing recommended
• Exterior compatible on all induction as well as traditional cooktops
• Essential cookware item for the novice or well-seasoned cook
• Perfect bridal or housewarming gift

Product Description

This All Clad 18/10 stainless steel aluminum core 7-Quart Stock Pot with Lid is a staple piece to add to your cookware collection. From stocks to soups to stews, this pan will become your favorite go-to pan for many of your comfort food recipes for years to come.

Customer Reviews

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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Great size and high quality
By Eh Schlesinger
This pot is perfect for large quantities. It has a nice wide base for braising and sauteing before adding liquid. It washes beautifully and conducts heat very well. I highly recommend!

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
How did I cook without this?
By Kay Wickers
This is an incredibly versatile size. I don't know how I survived in my kitchen without it. I've used it every day since receiving it. (Of course, it's been winter. Soups and stews are a mainstay of my home.) This is a heavy pot without being weighty. The base of it is thick and distributes heat well. The lid is well-fitted. Condensation drips back in evenly. The lid doesn't spit water around my cooktop when water is boiling inside. Let's hear it for good design! The handles are small but you can easily hold onto them even with thick pot holders. 6 quarts is a very versatile size. It is large enough for almost all of my stew recipes but still small enough that I can easily store it in my kitchen cupboards. Try it. You won't be disappointed.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Expensive....and very well worth it
By Curtis C. Morgan
My wife says she loves me, and, I think it is because I let her indulge in her cravings for the best cookware around, namely, All-Clad. I hate to think about all the (so-called) "inexpensive" cookware sets I've bought in the past. Our (nearly complete) All-Clad set will last us indefinitely (and, probably, get passed down to the next generation). If you shop carefully (buying in sets, or catching the occasional sale), you can get All-Clad pieces at less-than-full-retail. One Caveat: if you happen to leave an empty pot on the stove over a full-on flame, you 'can' ruin it by plunging it immediately into cold water (yes, learned the hard way). Turn off the flame, walk away, and give it an hour or so to cool down slowly.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #55971 in Kitchen & Housewares
  
• Size: 16-Inches
• Color: Metallic
• Brand: All-Clad
• Model: 7211000340
• Dimensions: 4.00" h x
  16.00" w x
  12.25" l,
  12.60 pounds
  

Features

• It is compatible with all magnetic cookware. why induction? precise temperature control, responsiveness, safety and super-easy cleanup!
• Works in tandem with all clad's stainless steel and newer coppercore cookware collections.
• Designed to combine the benefits of induction ccoking with the all clad heritage of superlative cooking performance.
• Stainless steel body with ceramic glass cooking surface.
• Product features timer option and residual heat indicator.

• It is compatible with all magnetic cookware. why induction? precise temperature control, responsiveness, safety and super-easy cleanup!
• Works in tandem with all clad's stainless steel and newer coppercore cookware collections.
• Designed to combine the benefits of induction ccoking with the all clad heritage of superlative cooking performance.
• Stainless steel body with ceramic glass cooking surface.
• Product features timer option and residual heat indicator.

Product Description

All Clad Electric Portable Induction Burner is the perfect culinary accessory and investment to have on hand during holidays and special events, or even to demo products outside of the kitchen.

Customer Reviews

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57 of 59 people found the following review helpful.
Almost perfect with design flaws
By DrOnRolls
I received the All-Clad induction burner from Williams-Sonoma.com a few days ago. I was delighted to finally experience the induction cooking. The unit is very attractive in design and finish. It is substantial but it is easy to move around. It has a well lit display, actual buttons to push and a dial to turn to select menus, manual modes and set the timer. The variety of controls is excellent. There are three choices! One is preset. You select a cooking program by pushing the "MENU" button from Melt to Sear, the total of 7 (seven) choices. There are two manual modes. One is description mode from EX LOW to HIGH (6 settings). The second manual mode gives a range from 1 to 10.I used manual mode 1 in EX LOW to cook rice in a 2.5-qt LeCreuset pot. First, I boiled liquid (chicken broth) using "MENU" option "BOIL", and then I switched to EX-LOW using the manual mode. The switch to manual mode was instant. There was nothing to turn off, just to press on the "MODE" button. On EX LOW, the liquid boiled just barely but continuously. There was no ON-OFF cycling. Tiny bubbles from the entire bottom surface of the pot were reaching the surface without breaking at the surface. I added rice and set the timer. After 20 min the unit shut itself off. The rice cooked evenly from the bottom to the top.I also seared sardines (outside on the deck) in a non-stick Circulon skillet with perfect results. The skillet was 11" in diameter and the sardines cooked uniformly over the entire surface of the skillet. There was no hot spot in the center.I also used 12" All-Clad Copper-core skillet to cook 2 large red onions and 2 red bell peppers. The vegetables got cooked much faster and browned nicely. I just had to keep turning them over. From my previous experience cooking these many onions and peppers at once in the same skillet on a Gaggenau electric cooktop in the kitchen resulted in a soggy onion-pepper mixture. I think that induction and little air movement outside helped to keep the moisture level low. That is how the onions and peppers browned so well.Of course, nothing is perfect. The induction burner is not silent. The noise is produced by a fan inside the unit. The noise was somewhat intrusive and annoying. The noise was not mentioned in the description of this appliance. Even though I really enjoyed the cooking on All-Clad induction burner, the noise issue may become too irritating for me to keep using this appliance.3 months later:I've discovered that when I used high temp settings--fry or sear (MENU) and medium-high and high (MODE)--the red light inside the button (depending on selection) would start blinking and the unit would stop heating a skillet after about 10 min. I fried slices of eggplant for moussaka using LeCreuset 12" fry pan. The unit didn't shut off and error message didn't appear. However, there was no cooking for about 1 or 2 min. The heating would resume for 1-2 min and then it would stop. When I subsequently cooked the meat sauce on medium, the unit worked normally. I cooked outside in the shade.I called All-Clad and found out that their personnel isn't educated about this appliance. After countless calls no one would tell me why the unit was doing it. I replaced the first unit with a new. The new unit does the same. I suspect that this is a design flaw. The high temp settings could only be used for very short periods. The unit worked long enough to sear steaks before placing them in the oven.

42 of 48 people found the following review helpful.
Basically good, but flawed
By Alan van der Vyver
This unit looks like it is very well made and is quite attractive, but also quite chunky and a bit higher than other models I have seen. The overall impression is of a robust, professional product. I can't comment on the reliability, because I ran it for about 10 minutes before returning it.I had three main problems with it:1. It looks like it has a knob for setting the power level, but in fact, it is a switch. From other reviews, I knew it was not continuously variable, but I had nevertheless assumed that if I turned the knob half-way through its range I would get half-power. In fact, to increase power you twist it to the right and it increases by one step. To increase another step, return it to its home position (it is spring loaded) and twist to the right again. Alternatively, twist it to the right and hold it in that position. After a second or two it starts counting up. To reduce power you follow the same procedure, but twist to the left. For me, this is only marginally better than having plus and minus touch controls and is not at all what I was looking for. I want to be able to from high to low, or anything in between, in a single twist. Alternatively, Samsung have a touch panel that is a strip, so you can achieve the same effect with a single touch.2. The next problem is that I am accustomed to an induction stove top with 15 power levels and, in my opinion, 10 is just not enough for the fine control one needs. My ideal would be infinitely variable power levels, but since that is not widely available, about 15 levels seems about right. With that I always seem to be able to get the power level I want. With 10, the steps are too big.3. The final and clinching problem is the nature of its power control. Instead of reducing power, it reduces its power delivery duty cycle. It is possible that other induction units also do this, but do it more frequently so it is not as obvious. In this case it is very obvious. If you have water boiling on high and then reduce power to its lowest setting, I would expect the water to stop boiling pretty much immediately. With the All-Clad unit I had, it stopped for several seconds and then an automatically delivered burst of power was sufficient to start it bubbling again for a few seconds. This went on for a long time. The "on" part of the cycle was always long and powerful enough to start the water bubbling again. I wanted a low setting that was evidently and consistently low.For me, induction cooking is not just about enough power to boil things quickly. It is about high-power, very low power and a precise and rapid response in between. I simply did not get all of that with this unit. To be fair, I doubt I would do much better with most other portable units on the market. I suspect this All-clad unit is one of the better ones.

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
The Portable Induction Cooktop for Bachelors, College Students, & Grandma
By Squishee82
Just got it today from another website cheaper. All Clad Induction cooktop is an impressive portable jewel for about two hundred dollars. Previous comments giving negative reviews about this cooktop have been overly exaggerated & critical for an item at this low price.It took me about 4 minutes to boil 1 Quart of water. There are soft, background noise from the fan but not as obnoxious as the ventilator fan or AC fan. Overall, the item is well built with quality stainless steel & ceramic glass surface. I used it mainly for "quick browning of onions or meats" outdoor to prevent stenching up the house. I also use it for "hot pot" at dinner table, boiling eggs, boiling water for coffee, or even prepping up quick breakfast while traveling on trips or vacations. Compatible Calphalon stainless induction cooking pots & pans are available at pretty cheap prices. This cooktop will probably last a long time for me as I don't abuse it.The size is a bit chunky comparing to other models, but overall it is about the size of a Playstation 3. The size is justifiable to accommodate large cooking surface & other fine electrical components inside. Weight is fairly doable as grandma can easily pick this up with two hands.Expecting a portable cooktop to exceed the function of a "Full blown Kitchen Range" is unrealistic & naive. Surely, this cooktop doesn't have as many extra bells or whistles comparing to a Full Kitchen Range. But that is the reason why it is portable. For those undecided & sitting on the fence about this cooktop, it is worth it if portability & convenience is what you are looking for.