Winware Professional Aluminum 40-Quart Stockpot

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5052 in Kitchen & Housewares
  
• Size: 40 quarts
• Color: Silver
• Brand: Winware
• Model: ALST-40
• Dimensions: 14.75" h x
  15.00" w x
  19.00" l,
  9.80 pounds
  

Features

• Dimensions: 14-3/5 diameter by 14-2/5 depth
• Designed for professional use in preparing stocks, soups, and liquids
• Made with standard weight heavy aluminum, with a reinforced rim
• Product gauge: 3/16 (4.0mm-4.75mm), NSF Listed
• Cover sold separately

• Dimensions: 14-3/5 diameter by 14-2/5 depth
• Designed for professional use in preparing stocks, soups, and liquids
• Made with standard weight heavy aluminum, with a reinforced rim
• Product gauge: 3/16 (4.0mm-4.75mm), NSF Listed
• Cover sold separately

Product Description

This commercial strength aluminum stock pot is the ideal solution for your cooking needs. Made with standard weight heavy aluminum, with a minimum thickness of 3/16-inch, these pots heat contents rapidly, but are also durable. Certified by the NSF. Covers sold separately.

Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

40 of 41 people found the following review helpful.
Great for homebrew
By BrainWash89
I used this bad boy for the first time 4 weeks ago on a homebrew kit from Northern Brewer. The size was more than enough for a 5 gallon batch of beer (obviously), but it is always always always a good idea to overshoot your size requirement. This thing is beastly, and very very heavy duty. The handles absolutely will require mitts as they have no integrated wooden handle or anything. I do not have a very high tech kitchen, and this still fit on my stove and beneath my shelves.IMPORTANT!!!!! When using this for the first time, fill it completely with water and boil the heck out of it! No matter how hard you clean it, you will not get the metallic taste out of the inside of this pot unless you boil it first! Yes it is hard to boil that much water, but do it. Otherwise I guarantee it will taste metallic. Once boiled, you will even see the difference on the inside of the pot. This is not an issue with the pot, just something you must know, whether you're brewing beer or cooking lobsters or whatever. You have been warned!

34 of 35 people found the following review helpful.
It's a pot!
By Monkey's Daddy
Seriously, it's a pot. It is a very NICE pot, great price, thick walled, handles seem sturdy...ummm...aluminum...errrr...pot.I use it for home brewing and am very happy with it. Got some jealous looks from my brewing buddies. A five-gallon batch (starting with 6 gallons of water) leaves plenty of head space for your boil.I do wish it included a cover, or at least that covers didn't add another 25% onto the overall cost, but I won't dock it a star for that.It arrived very well packaged with no dents or scratches.So there you go. Have at it.

13 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
Great stockpot, much cheaper than steel.
By Josh
I brew beer and need to boil 7 gallons at a time. This allows me to do so with ample head space. This kettle saved me a ton over a comparable steel one, and is very heavy-gauged aluminum with sturdy handles. I move this around with 6 gallons in it after my boil, and there is never a buckle or wiggle. There has been some discoloration which can be expected with aluminum but is not harmful. -1 star for not having a lid included.