OSTER 111890.01 Zadora Comal Carbon Steel Red cookware
- Bakelite Handles
- Red
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Large 60 qt aluminum stock pot with 4.2 mm gauge and 12.6 weight
This Crestware stock pot holds 60 qt and is built from 4.2mm gauge aluminum. The single-piece design suits commercial kitchens, catering operations and high-volume home cooking where large batches are routine. It is not intended for cooks who need a smaller vessel for everyday portions.
The thick aluminum wall distributes heat evenly across the base and sides for consistent simmering. No electrical components are present so the pot draws no power and produces no operational noise. It weighs 12.6 units and works on any heat source compatible with aluminum cookware.
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| Brand name | Crestware |
Place the 4.2 mm gauge base flat on the burner so the full diameter contacts the heat; the step often missed is centring it before turning on the flame to prevent tipping.
Hand-wash with mild detergent, dry immediately to avoid water spots, and periodically check the riveted handles for tightness; aluminium does not require seasoning.
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