ExcelSteel Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Stock Pot with Lid, 35 quarts, Silver
Key features
- •Durable, heavy duty stainless steel
- •Dishwasher safe
- •Encapsulated base enhances even heat distribution
- •Classic satin finish
- •Professional handles and knob
ExcelSteel Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Stock Pot with Lid, 35 quarts, Silver
List Price: $131.37$118.23DEALYou Save: $13.14 (10%)
Free shippingFree Returns – 30 daysFree Order CancellationSecure Payment2–3 Days DeliveryGet It June 23, 2026In Stock (4)No marketing spamNo account requiredFulfilment by FedEx / Amazon / UPS / ShipwirePayPal / Card Buyer Protection
Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.9
out of 5
Based on 10 reviews
5★
50%
4★
20%
3★
10%
2★
20%
1★
0%
Best pot for the money!
DAN V.•May 22, 2018
Go big or go home - this is one big pot at the best price
It has worked well for me. The pot is ...
I. Bojilov•December 2, 2016
It has worked well for me.
The pot is so large that I can use two gas burners at the same time. This way I can keep each on low so the sauce doesn't burn yet there's enough heat to keep it boiling.
The pot is so large that I can use two gas burners at the same time. This way I can keep each on low so the sauce doesn't burn yet there's enough heat to keep it boiling.
Love this pot just hate cleaning it
MidnightCommand•November 14, 2016
Love this pot just hate cleaning it! It is great for large batches of stuff I am getting ready to can but it is very large and therefore difficult to get in a smaller sink to wash so I recommend being sure u have a large sink OR utility sink (this is what I use) to wash it in 😉
Bottom de-laminates
Jan-Willem M.•February 6, 2015
Like many purchasers, I bought this pot for home brewing. I was using it for a second batch yesterday, and it was full of boiling liquid, when I heard a metallic "pop". On cleanup it was clear a 3" circle of the bottom cladding had come delaminated from the stainless steel. The inside of the pot was still perfectly smooth, while the outside was bulging gently like a blister. This was on an ordinary household kitchen stove, not a high-BTU rocket burner. Can't handle boiling temperatures on household stoves? I'd not trust it to handle anything else, either.
This pot is only 32 quarts(UPDATED 04/2015)
Alfred H.•August 14, 2014
I use this pot for home brewing beer. I've recently switched to brew-in-a-bag style brewing, and thought this pot would be big enough to handle it. During my most recent brew day, I discovered the pot is only 32 quarts,not the 35 quarts listed here. It was a very disappointing(and messy!) discovery. I've had the pot for a year, and I have no complaints about the quality of the pot(the bottom distributes heat evenly, no scorching, etc.), but I wish I had checked the actual volume of the pot sooner. If you're an extract brewer doing full boil 5 gallon batches, this pot will be fine, but if you know you'll need that extra volume, you should look for a different pot.
UPDATE(04/2015): One of the handles snapped today while I was carrying 5 gallons of wort! I managed to avoid losing the batch, but I'm still extremely disappointed. I did make almost 20 batches of beer in this pot, and while it has some good points, I can no longer recommend it.
UPDATE(04/2015): One of the handles snapped today while I was carrying 5 gallons of wort! I managed to avoid losing the batch, but I'm still extremely disappointed. I did make almost 20 batches of beer in this pot, and while it has some good points, I can no longer recommend it.
Page 1 of 2
