Gotham Steel Gotham Steel Diamond 5-Quart Aluminum Stock Pot
$32.50
- Non-stick
- No oil or butter needed
- Patented twist and lock handles
Gotham Steel pasta pot is the revolutionary, 5-quart pasta pot complete with a lock-on lid that doubles as a strainer. The tempered glass lid has large holes on one side for draining larger foods like potatoes and ravioli, and small holes on the other for smaller foods like spaghetti and vegetables. Just apply the lid and twist handles to lock and you’ll get a steady pour without juggling pots and strainer. This pot is Gotham Steel copper-infused, scratch-resistant surface, you can boil and mash potatoes in the same pot. This pot combines non-stick ceramic with super strong titanium. No oil or butter needed for healthier cooking.
- Non-stick
- No oil or butter needed
- Patented twist and lock handles
- Ceramic and titanium for durability
| Weight | 4.67 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 7.55 × 14.25 × 10.0 cm |
| Brand | Gotham Steel |
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Anonymous –
This is a pretty looking pot to start with. I made a whole box of spaghetti in it, as I wanted to make sure it fit. I did break the noodles in half, but I do that anytime I cook long pasta. The whole box fit great, and I definitely could have done more. When it was done, I put the top on and easily moved the clips over. It was so easy to strain. Much easier, and I felt safer, than using a separate strainer and less to wash at the end! I will be cooking all my pasta in this from now on.
Anonymous –
Great, has locking lid on handles and drain holes to drain things without getting steamburns. Love it.
Anonymous –
This was a nice addition to my kitchen. It has locking handles which hold the lid in place and allows you to drain the liquid without loosing the solid down the drain. The pot is of a nice quality which is non stick and easy to clean. The draining lid allows you to have the same function but with one less strainer.
Anonymous –
This is the first piece of Gotham Steel I have owned, but it will not be the last. The Gotham Steel 5 qt. Past Pot is a great addition to my kitchen. This is a well-constructed pot that is not heavy or bulky at all. It’s made of lightweight titanium and coated with a non-stick ceramic coating. It cleans up so quickly and easily you’ll wonder why you didn’t get one sooner! The glass top has a built-in strainer for easy draining. The lid even locks into place so you don’t have to hold it on while you are draining, which is very convenient. I did notice that the pasta drains quite slowly and the pot can become difficult to hold if it is quite full. I imagine this pot will last for many years and plan to get a lot of use out of it!
Anonymous –
I love the pasta pot! I use it all the time! It is very sturdy. It also keeps warm for a long while after cooked! My family loves pasta so we eat it all the time! This pot has already gotten so much and still looks like new! It is very high quality and makes wonderful flavorful pasta!
Anonymous –
This pasta pot has a nice finish inside and out. It isn’t too heavy, which makes it easy to handle.
I liked how the pasta did not stick to the bottom while cooking. It was easy to strain the pasta with the strainer lid. I really appreciated not having to wash a colander!
I did not care for how it came out of the dishwasher – it seemed to still have some starchy marks on the interior and the bottom got slightly discolored. It is so easy to wash that I doubt I would bother with my dishwasher in the future.
I have two minor wishes re this pasta pot- that it was slightly larger and that it had some kind of max fill line on it.