What is the inside diameter of the pot and what is the height? I want to use it for water bath canning and want to make sure my canning rack will fit
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The dimensions they give in the product description are misleading--they include the handles for the width and the height includes the lid and its handle as well. The diameter of the base of the pot is about 9.75", and the height to the lip is 9". The sides are straight.
1480935
depth is 9 in. inside is 30 by 16 not sure if this is what you needed but i measured the inside of my sink. btw i absolutely love this sink. i so a lot of canning and its so much easier with this sink
1873481
The interior dimensions are 9 11/16 inches diameter by 6 5/8 inches deep. If you are using the steamer basket to keep your canning jars off the bottom, however, you only get 8 1/8" diameter by 5 1/2" depth. Fagor recommends you purchase a 10 qt pressure cooker with their canning kit, which will hold 4 1-qt or 4 1-pt canning jars. The Fagor canning kit comes with a rack to keep the jars off the bottom, which is probably better as it will allow more air flow than the steamer basket. You do not want the jars touching the bottom or sides of the pressure cooker, or each other, or they may break during canning.
606543
I've used mine for cooking/steaming asparagus. It's ca. 8 inches inside. I love my little pot, but treat the steamer basket gently. I've used mine to can vegetables and it's great for small batches.
1556992
Hi! I agree that all items should have a FULL size description right up front. No one should have to search out something as simple as the size of an item. This particular pot is a little over 7" tall and just under 10" wide. It is extremely light weight and made of a foam-like substance. Since it has a water reserve contained within it, be sure to use a moisture measuring stick like Bond 9628 Moisture Meter before watering.I hope this was helpful!
476229
This pot is great for cooking soups and pasta..it's about 6 inches from top to bottom..it tapers from bottom to top..so it about 6 inches in diameter at the bottom, but gradually tapers out to about 11 inches at the top..hope this helps you out..:)
2187469
Just measure from one side to the other of pot. I do not remember how big the pot was it was for someone else I ordered for. If it does not fit you can always return it.
2016189
The pot is 11 inches wide (a little over 14 inches if you include the protruding handles). It's 9" tall without the inserts and 11" tall with the pasta insert (12.5" to the top of the handle). The steamer basket seats down inside either the pan or the insert and does not add to the height. The steamer basket itself is approximately 10 and 5/8 inches in outside diameter, but it has a wide lip (to sit on the ridge inside the pan), so its inner diameter is around 9.5". The steamer basket is a little less than 3 inches tall. Handles aren't a space issue, because you can turn it so the handles are in corners, and the top can be turned upside down to lie perfectly flat.
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These dimensions are probably for the outside of the pot. The inside of the pot is 9 inches from the highest point to the rim. The inside from rim to rim is 13 inches. The pot will hold 6 -7 quart size jars depending on the rack. From the top of the quart size jar to the top of the pot is a space of 2 inches. I hope this helps.
578260
I think you want the diameter of the pots (both large and small). The lid is larger as it locks onto the flanges around the outside of the pots. That said, the INTERIOR diameter of the pot is 9 3/4 inches. For comparison, the steamer basket that comes with the set is 8 3/4 inches in diameter. That leaves a 1/2 inch gap around between the pot and the steamer. When it sits on the wire tripod, also included, the top of the steamer sits about an inch blow the rim of the pot. I would guess that those are the minimum space allowances designed by the manufacturer. When you mention plates, I hope you are talking about material which is suitable to be put under pressure. I wouldn't attempt to use even Pyrex in this thing without checking first. You can do a lot of damage with this tool if it's misused. Be careful.
1968846
According to the product description its 20" high and 20" in diameter. Sounds about right, I use two for brewing and I am 900 miles from home ATM so I cannot measure. I can't reach my arms all the way around a pot.
182210
Hi Susan,The pot itself is 5 1/4 inches tall by 81/2 inches in diameter with the Lid adding approximately 2 inches to the pot's height. I found it to be quite useful since I bought a second 4 qt pot. Happy cooking. Peace.
827758
This pot i got for my son so i can't say for sure. But i also got a pot for myself that's another brand that is over 6 quarts and my pot will not hold any quart mason jars to do canning because of the rack that sits on the bottom of the inner pot making the lid not to fit.
1833266
My pot measures 11 inches in diameter at the top by 6 inches deep. These are inside dimensions. We like the product.
1360740
I don't have actual dimensions because I bought a kit first that had the pots in it. Measure the sponge & that's was the pot size - it filled the po
2222884
I actually don't know. I bought it for my husband and we are going to try it this week. I haven't even seen this pot. I thought the dimensions were listed in the site. Sorry this isn't much help.
2276221
This canner is 11.5 inches across the base. Inside height is 9", not including the lid. The National Center for Home Canning (University of Georgia) states the canner bottom should not exceed the diameter of the burner by more than 2"; they offer an excellent book "So Easy to Preserve" with tested recipes and methods for safe home canning. Jar capacity depends on the size of jars (1/2 pint, pint and quarts). I've used this canner to process jams and pickles - the only complaint I have is when processing quarts the lid allows boiling hot water to "spit" out around the lid. Last night I had to constantly monitor and soak up hot water that landed on the kitchen floor and range top. Since I have a glass top range I inspected the canner thoroughly upon arrival, feeling the bottom for any imperfections - I felt a tiny "burr" which I managed to rub out using fine emery cloth.