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Farberware® Cookware always combines stylish construction with great cooking results, and the Farberware® Aluminum Nonstick 10.5-Quart Covered Stockpot is no exception. Aluminum construction helps this Farberware® stockpot heat quickly and evenly from base to rim, and the long-lasting nonstick interior provides beautiful food release for seared sirloin cubes, browned chicken, and all the other delicious ingredients in homemade soups and stocks. The capacity is generous enough for a large batch of the family’s favorite stew or soup for a local picnic or potluck. A shatter-resistant glass lid helps hold the heat and moisture inside the covered pot and keeps the cooking visible for reducing broths and other liquids. Farberware® cookware has been making cooking shine in home kitchens for years, and this durable stockpot is constructed for years of use. The easy-to-clean exterior brings a dash of style to any kitchen, and because the stockpot is dishwasher safe, cleanup is as simple as can be. The double-riveted side handles are solid for plenty of support and leverage when moving or pouring from the filled pot. Conveniently oven safe to 350°F, this stockpot makes a perfect addition for whenever your own Farberware® set can use an extra boost or a fresh piece. Every kitchen needs a sizeable stockpot for stews, soups and more, and the recipe truly begins with the Farberware® Aluminum Nonstick 10.5-Quart Stockpot.
The stockpot’s heavy-duty aluminum construction distributes heat quickly and evenly
Long-lasting nonstick provides easy food release and cleanup; the glass lid keeps the cooking visible and holds in heat and moisture
Sturdy double-riveted handles provide solid support even with a filled pot
Oven safe to 350 degrees Fahrenheit, the stockpot is suitable for all cooktops except induction
Dishwasher safe
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