CuisinartMCP44-24N MultiClad Pro Stainless 6-Quart Saucepot with Cover

Small but solid , what’s the biggest size for this Pot?

Beautiful quality perfect size.

I've have had this pot for a few days and made an almost full pot of lentil soup to freeze and have during the summer when I don't want to have the stove on for hours. The pot performed very well, it is well made, sturdy, nice and thick and I am happy with it but... In my opinion, for a piece of cookware that carries a price tag over $100, some time might have been spent easing sharp edges. Around the top of the pot, the right angle where the pot is cut is pretty sharp, not enough to cut, but enough to be uncomfortable. Same with the handles, they have unfinished edges as well. I am not returning the pot, it's fine the way it is and if I am bothered down the line with this, I will polish the corners myself. Regarding the shipping, that was a complete disaster. This is the second one of these I ordered, the first one was allegedly lost in transit, and a refund was processed after a couple calls to customer service which never goes well when you are dealing with someone that doesn't speak English well. The outer Amazon box was crushed on this shipment, a small piece of air pillow plastic was inside, all were popped, so there was no cushioning at all. The manufacturer's box had a shipping label on it and was also crushed, and the lid torn off and loose in the outer box. The pot arrived in perfect condition in spite of the smashed packaging. I am not happy with Amazon's shipping practices nowadays. Items used to be packaged well, like someone actually cared, not anymore. I have gotten items with a sheet of brown paper in the box for padding. If it gets much worse, I will shop elsewhere. Anyway, I would recommend this pot to anyone looking for a quality heavy pot this size, it is really nice in spite of the crisp edges. The actual dimensions of my pot are 9 1/2" inside diameter, 10 1/8" outside diameter, 13 7/8" outside of handle to outside of handle, the pot is 6 3/4" high, 8 1/8" high to the top of the handle on the cover when it is on the pot. The advertised dimensions are not easy to understand, that's why I added measurements here in case space is an issue.

The pot works, well . . . like a pot. But the reason I bought it was the prospect of a durable, extremely flat bottom (for use on a glass stove top). It delivers on that promise. And the stainless steel is easy to keep clean. Heat distribution is even and the lid works (meaning: no drips, easy to lift off and a good seal). You get what you pay for with this pot (i.e., it delivers on cooking, and is not cheap, but it's not overpriced either).

Yes they are made in China but Very good quality was surprised!!Nice thick heavy pots. Handles riveted on. True induction pots not only heating the bottom but heat goes right up sides of pots as well but handles do not get hot. Metal lids fit well. Glad I did not spend 3 or 4 times as much for other name brands!!

This is a great quality pot for a family that thought the 8 quart pot was big until it wasnt. Its a big stainless pot, its not light but its a big pot. It has great conductivity and heats evenly, even though its larger than the burner your putting it on. This does take a bit longer to prepare with due to the thermal load but it beats using two to get the same job done. I wouldnt put this pot on a old electric coil burner it might be a bit to weighty when full. I will never buy another one for myself again, its a lifer.