WMF Function 4 Pasta/Stock Pot with Lid, 9-Quart

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WMF Function 4 Pasta/Stock Lid 9-Quart
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  2. Publisher: WMF
  3. Sales Rank in Kitchen & Housewares: #28155

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Perfect for the home chef, WMF's Function 4 cookware features high quality Cromargan stainless steel construction, with WMF's signature TransTherm base, making this cookware ideal for use on all stovetops, while providing excellent heat conduction. The design has four functions built for precision straining and pouring, attainable with a simple turn of the glass lid; from a closed position, to full pour, course strain, or fine strain position. The silicone ring inside the lid allows for a secure fit, is heat-resistant and color-fast. The pot handles remain cool, even after lengthy cooking, preventing burns. The features and benefits of this cookware underscore WMF's committment to delivering unsurpassed quality products to your home. Look for an assortment of open stock pieces to create a matching set.

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5.0 out of 5 stars (1 customer review)

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Good stuff, March 21, 2012
Chefboyrme (Canada) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: WMF Function 4 Pasta/Stock Pot with Lid, 9-Quart (Kitchen)
Received my WMF pot,cooked a pound of spaghetti..had to use a low power of two and a half on my stove after bringing water to a boil,very efficient steel,i think the silicone helps quite a bit keeping in the heat,heat control as good as my copper peices.
the straining works as advertised,lid stays in place while straining out water,the silicon rubber around the lid is very thick and heavy duty,impressive,i was never a fan of anything silicone till now.Handles stay cool,the rim gets hot if you place your thumbs to hold the lid while straining out water,
but you really don't have to touch the rim after some practice,lid stays put well,the last bit of water evaporates and spaghetti is dry from the heat left in the thick bottom of the pot before your eyes in seconds,pretty cool.
Only thing i found not up to snuff is the dimensions...this pot is 10 inches tall,not 14 inches as specified in the description..but 10" is more than enough for spaghetti,so
i'm actually happy...Read more

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