Norpro Stainless Steamer, Juicer

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #9437 in Kitchen & Housewares
  
• Size: One Size
• Color: As Shown
• Brand: Norpro
• Model: 619
• Dimensions: 18.50" h x
  11.50" w x
  15.25" l,
  10.00 pounds
  

Features

• Includes 11.75Qt Steamer insert; 4Qt Juice container; 7.25Qt Water pot; rubber tube and clamp.
• Stainless steel construction
• Use practical base pot as a stove top cooker and baker/server.
• Oven safe up to 400F/205C
• Hand washing recommended

• Includes 11.75Qt Steamer insert; 4Qt Juice container; 7.25Qt Water pot; rubber tube and clamp.
• Stainless steel construction
• Use practical base pot as a stove top cooker and baker/server.
• Oven safe up to 400F/205C
• Hand washing recommended

Product Description

Extremely versatile professional gauge stainless steel steamer and juicer. Water pot with encapsulated base, to provide even heating, makes for great stovetop cooking. Perfect for baking and serving your favorite casseroles - oven safe to 400°F/205°C. A multipurpose steam juicer and steam cooker for vegetables, fish, seafood , and poultry. Large capacity 11.75QT. steamer insert, 4QT./3.8L juice kettle and 7.25QT. /6.75L water pot

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Wow! What a time saver!
By RoseWife
I am unbelievably satisfied with this Steamer, Juicer. I cannot compare it to other steamer/juicers since this is the first one I have owned. I received the item two days ago. The first day, I processed 11 quarts of grape juice. This morning, I have already processed 8 quarts and will soon have three more quarts ready to go.If you have ever gone through the process of cooking grapes and then straining them, you will love this product! It has taken all the dread out of processing grapes.The base of the this unit is a good weight. The unit when assembled on the stove does not tip or seem unbalanced. The upper two units are lighter in weight than the base, because the base has extra thickness on the base to absorb and spread the heat. The unit seems well engineered in terms of the steam coming out only where you would expect it. The juice flows out of the reservoir just as you would expect. The glass top really does allow you to see how far down the fruit has cooked--the steam does not inhibit this. There is a about a cup and a half of liquid that is below the level of the line out, so you do have to tip the unit to get that juice out. I do this at the very end after I have removed the top section of the steamer. However, compared to the hassle of straining juice...this is not a hardship!I am excited to steam/juice some apples as well as pears in the next week.