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SophieCat
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Hi,
Can anybody recommend a non-stick stock pot, please? Just looking for something big enough to make stews, chillies, soups, etc. Don't really want to spend more than £15-£20. Is it safe to cook with aluminium? So far, I've found these, but have no idea if they're any good:
http://www.dunelm-mill.com/shop/cookshop-collection-stock-pot-108314
http://www.dunelm-mill.com/shop/red-spectrum-collection-aluminium-stock-pot-239381
http://direct.asda.com/ASDA-Stainless-Steel-Stockpot---24cm/001414176,default,pd.html
Thanks
Can anybody recommend a non-stick stock pot, please? Just looking for something big enough to make stews, chillies, soups, etc. Don't really want to spend more than £15-£20. Is it safe to cook with aluminium? So far, I've found these, but have no idea if they're any good:
http://www.dunelm-mill.com/shop/cookshop-collection-stock-pot-108314
http://www.dunelm-mill.com/shop/red-spectrum-collection-aluminium-stock-pot-239381
http://direct.asda.com/ASDA-Stainless-Steel-Stockpot---24cm/001414176,default,pd.html
Thanks

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I have this one from IKEA and really like it - it's the right size for 4-5 portions of soup, or stock from 1 chicken. Check the volume to make sure it's big enough.2015 comp wins - £370.25
Recent wins: gym class, baby stuff
Thanks to everyone who posts freebies and comps! :j0 -
Have you considered saving a bit more money and investing in a pressure cooker?
You could use it as a large saucepan without the lid, but making stock in a PC is very fast plus you could do a zillion other things in it too.0
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