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Original comparison price: $229
$194.65
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SAVE $34.35
With 15% holiday savings applied.
Original comparison price: $229
$194.65
(15% off)
SAVE $34.35
With 15% holiday savings applied.
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Designed in Belgium
5-Ply Stainless Stock Pot with Lid, 7-Qt
Simmer family-size soups and cook pasta with five-ply construction that spreads heat evenly.
Regular price$229
Product details
| Oven use | Oven safe up to 500°F / 260°C. |
| Cooking Surface | Uncoated stainless steel. No synthetic nonstick coating. |
| Construction | Five bonded layers spread heat through the base and sides. |
| Core Material | Aluminum core for responsive heat control. |
| Exterior Material | Magnetic stainless steel exterior; induction compatible. |
| Handle | Stainless steel. Use oven mitts when hot. |
| Cooktop Compatibility | Works on gas, electric, ceramic, halogen, and induction cooktops. |
- 7-Qt Stock Pot: 5.2 lbs. Size: 13.8" L x 10.7" W x 7.2" H
StovetopsAll stovetops: gas, electric, induction, ceramic/glass and halogen.
Cookware oven limitOven safe up to 500°F / 260°C.
Cooking surfaceUncoated stainless steel; not nonstick
Body5-ply 18/10 stainless steel
Overall dimensions & weight
7-Qt Stock Pot13.8″ L × 10.7″ W × 7.2″ H · 5.2 lb
Cooking & care
Oven useOven safe up to 500°F / 260°C.
Cooking tipsLow to medium heat. Preheat gradually.
Prevent stickingPreheat, add oil, then let food release before turning.
UtensilsMetal, wood or silicone.
CleaningDishwasher safe; hand wash for lasting shine. Let cool before washing.
Hot handlesHandles can get hot. Use oven mitts.
See it in Action
From a gentle simmer to a full pot.
Cook your everyday staples
Make sauces, grains, pasta and soups in uncoated stainless steel.
Enjoy a coating-free surface
Use metal utensils without worrying about a nonstick coating.
A good fit for everyday boiling and simmering.
Pairs well with
5-Ply Stainless Stock Pot with Lid
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Made for better cooking
Golden sears. Richer pan sauces.
Five bonded layers spread heat through the base and sides. Uncoated stainless steel builds the browned bits that become a flavorful sauce.
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| Construction | 5-ply stainless steel | Forged aluminum + ceramic | Enameled cast iron |
| Best for | Soups, pasta & batch cooking | Soups, pasta & batch cooking | Braising & slow cooking |
| Oven use | Up to 500°F / 260°C | Up to 400°F / 205°C | Up to 500°F / 260°C |
| Care | Hand wash recommended | Hand wash · soft utensils | Hand wash · dry well |
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Good questions, straight answers
Everything you’re wondering
What is this cookware best for?
The generous 7-quart capacity is useful for pasta, soup, stock, seafood and batch cooking when you need room to stir without overcrowding.
Why choose uncoated 5-ply stainless steel?
Its fully clad 5-ply construction distributes heat across the cooking surface for browning and control. There is no synthetic nonstick coating to wear away, and no PFAS, PTFE or PFOA coating is added.
Does it work on induction, and is it oven safe?
Yes. This cookware works on gas, electric and induction cooktops and is oven safe up to 500°F. Check the temperature rating of any accessory used with it.
Will rice, oatmeal or sauces stick in a stainless pot?
Starches and sugars are the ones that catch. Bring liquids up on medium rather than high, stir at the start, and keep oatmeal and rice at a low simmer with the lid on. If something does stick, fill the pot with warm water and a squeeze of dish soap, leave it 20 minutes, and it lifts with a sponge. Salt water after it boils, not before, to avoid pitting the base.
Thoughtful cookware, designed in Belgium since 1949.