What is the capacity of pot, please? How many quarts?
1253246
2 quarts or 2 liters is on my as yet unopened box--sample recipe seems to recommend about 1.33 lbs of cheese ; 1 1/2 cups of dry wine and a couple of teaspoons of kirsh along with garlic, nutmeg and corn starch
916197
It holds a 23 qt pot full of water for me.. No problems.. It just takes a long time for it to boil if it is loaded up that much..
28799
The description states that it hold two quarts. I havn't used mine yet, but it is a large pot.
1180787
I've never measured it, but would estimate about 2.5 inches. Liquid capacity is 2 quarts.
1610630
So I could give a truthful answer, I actually put seven (7) quarts of water into the pot. Yes, it held the seven (7) quarts but keep in mind that the water reached the very top of the pot. I wouldn't ever fill my pot to that ultimate capacity because of spillovers.
580872
Filled to the rim the pot holds 44 fl oz (1300 mL). This leaves no room for tea leaves/bags and water will spill out the top if you try to pour it.The maximum for actual use would be around 37 fl oz (1100 mL).
1613642
This 4 quart pot is 8 in. diameter and 5 in. in height. I find it's capacity a useful addition to the 3 quart pot. Good buy.
1308659
I haven't actually measured it, but I have had a big pot of Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup going in it... I have a 6-Quart Slow Cooker which I was very displeased with, because it had the non-stick finish on it, and it worn off after about the 5th use...It holds a lot more than 6-quarts... I hope this sort of answers your question..
2230557
1A18 8. 5pf.... 2.25 quarts. 2.1 liters.. That's every number I see on the bottom!
1650857
It holds three quarts. I ended up having to buy a bean pot that was 4 1/2 quarts to do 2 pounds of beans.
1480365
3.5 quarts is fine for one or two people. Filling it all the way with whatever leaves leftovers, but even if you put only a few cups of something in it still cooks evenly. Most of the larger sizes are absolutely vast compared to what we needed, but this is still a bit larger than my old Crockpot, which could be frustratingly small at times.
1935814
Let me update my answer. The pot I purchased and reviewed is 10 quarts. It's great for making stock/broth, boiling ears of corn, boiling pasta, etc... It's a great size and I use it frequently. You can choose your size, however.
266340
It is 2 quart/2 liter (close enough) BUT cooking capacity is smaller as free space required to create pressure, so for effective cooking size 1 qt/1 l, is in the ballpark.
359370
6 quarts very nice pot well made i love mine its big enought to cook soups gumbos, i would tell any one to buy this product
2182123
We use it all the time for a family of 4 but I guess it depends if you are counting on leftovers? for example in this pot I can cook 2 one-pound bags of dry beans, and that really fills up the pot. Or pressure cook 3 pounds of skinless boneless chicken breasts, or a 4 pound chunk of beef. If you are canning, it holds 4 1-pint jars. This size is 6 liters which is a little bigger than 6 quarts, but in any case, that's over a gallon. If you have teenage boys in the house and are feeding their friends too sometimes, then you might want to go with the bigger size.
635276
The pot is two quarts, But it is two quarts to the top of the rim, So you can't actually cook two quarts without it a boiling over. But I think all pots are measured that way. I think it's the perfect size for backpacking.
1135236
Approximately 10x6 and holds 5-6 quarts. This is perfect for soups or stews,deep frying,sautéing,great multi purpose pan.This is always on use at our home.NS