CaterBase Stew Pot With Lid - 24cm


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The CaterBase 5.6L Stew Pot is an essential tool for home cooks and professionals alike who need a reliable, high-capacity vessel for batch cooking and slow-simmered dishes. Its primary strength lies in its efficient aluminum sandwich base, which ensures even heat distribution across all hob types; however, users should note that the exterior requires careful handling to avoid aesthetic surface scratches over long-term intensive use.
| Model Part Number | UR.DB254 |
|---|---|
| Brand | CaterBase |
While the pot is durable, hand washing with mild detergent is recommended to maintain the exterior aesthetic and longevity.
The pot is designed primarily for stovetop use. Please check your specific product markings for oven-safe temperature limits.
The pot features a 240mm (24cm) diameter.
Yes, the CaterBase Stew Pot is fully compatible with induction hobs thanks to its aluminum sandwich base construction.
The steam holes prevent excess pressure buildup, helping to keep liquids from bubbling over while still retaining enough moisture for braising.
The pot has a total capacity of 5.6 liters.
Ensure the oil or butter is properly heated before adding ingredients and avoid over-crowding the pan.
Check that the pot is centered on the induction zone and that the zone is the correct size for the 240mm base.
Use a specialized stainless steel cleaner or a mixture of vinegar and water to gently buff away mineral deposits.
To get the best performance, ensure the pot is placed on a burner that corresponds to its 240mm base diameter for optimal heat transfer. Before first use, wash the pot in warm, soapy water to remove any manufacturing residue.
While the construction is robust, avoid using abrasive steel wool pads when cleaning, as these may damage the exterior finish. We recommend using silicone or wooden utensils to preserve the interior surface. When using on induction hobs, ensure the pot is centered correctly to engage the electromagnetic field efficiently. Always allow the pot to cool completely before submerging it in cold water to prevent thermal shock.