Can you use stainless steel lids with it?
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I would imagine it was made in the US and no you cannot put a stainless steel lid over it. It is a great pot. I like it for quick boiling of eggs or pasta for myself. I have all the Al Clad but I prefer to use this pot. I looked hi and lo for it until I finally found it on Amazon.
1712837
Hmmm...I thought the brand was GraniteWare, but I guess that is incorrect base on Martha F's response. As for the stainless steel lids, I have used a stainless steel lid with the one I bought and it worked out just fine. I've used a glass lid as well with no problems. I will say this: these pans are not at all non-stick. If you have anything that'll burn on the bottom or stick to the pan, you have to stir constantly at a low heat to keep the bottom from sticking and burning. Everything else about the pan has worked out just fine for me.
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I had a similar question when shopping for various granite ware pots, and I did a Google search, found the company where they originate from, and called them. I believe it was Columbian Home Products in Terre Haute, Indiana (product list at http://graniteware.com/system/user_files/Documents/GWCatalog09_LoRes-online3.pdf). They were very nice and answered all my questions, including where specific items were made. I think you can use any lid that fits. I have an odd glass lid from a second-hand store that works. I wish the pan came with a lid, though.
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You can use any lid you want as long as you're careful with it. You can also use the enameled plates as a lid. You can also buy a universal lid for about $10. You can even use the new silicone.
731436
According to Google you can. My lid shattered in a preheated oven of 350 degrees though. Food ruined!!
657931
No. All I know is that our set has held up very over the years we've had it. Hint for any stainless set: Bring to boil at medium heat, then reduce to low once steam escapes around the sides of the lid.
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I don't know. If you are using them for refrigerated items, or dried,, like herbs, flavored salts, etc. that would be fine. But I don't think you can can (sterlize) with plastic lids.
1505604
Yes, it can. It's more the steam heat on that particular item as you press, but the lids that don't have rubber over the handles do get very hot sometimes
844459
I have not tried this, however most of the other lids are not interchangeable so I doubt that it would fit. Loved the mug however.
585047
I just use the lids that came with my cheap pans, sometimes flat stainless steel lids and sometimes glass with a lip.
431988
My lids are silicone and give a snug fit. You can use the lids on just the glass insert without using the silicone liner, if you wanted to.
1251459
The plastic lids can be used in the microwave, but I only use the glass cover for the microwave and save the plastic lids for storage.
1905370
Lids don't come with them so I'm guessing no but you maybe can find some in the store
1952922
Not to my knowledge. The inside and lid are all (or at least seem to be) stainless steel.
1464205
I ordered this one for my son but I have one I have had for years and yes I use the lids. I have enjoyed mine so much and if I cooked more these days I would order me a new one. Hope this helps, I will try to remember to ask him next time I talk with him but I would think you would use lids or the steam would just go in microwave, things would not steam. Just my thoughts. June
2101687
Yes, and you can even reuse them for resealing with the vacuum sealer. To clarify you cannot reuse lids for water bath or pressure canning.
288802
Yes. In the picture, to the left of the stainless steel lids, is a stack of clear glass disks with frosted edges, that fit in a wide-mouth jar opening and will hold the fermenting material below the surface of the liquid. The kit is well made and just as advertised. A good investment if you want to do small batches of fermented foods. I have several going at the same time.
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Hello Tyler,Because it is not the same product I would not recommend using one of those lids for this flask.Thank You,Jarrett
452278
Yes! It said you could in the instructions and I have done it! I love these lids!
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Yes, the lids are interchangeable between the pots and pans. Thanks for your inquiry.