Granite Ware 7.5-Quart Stew Pot with Glass Coating - Chip-Resistant, Non-Porous, Naturally Non-Stick Steel Core Pot for Even Heat Distribution - Great for Stews, Sous Vide Cooking (Speckled Black)

Granite Ware 7.5-Quart Stew Pot with Glass Coating - Chip-Resistant, Non-Porous, Naturally Non-Stick Steel Core Pot for Even Heat Distribution - Great for Stews, Sous Vide Cooking (Speckled Black)

• Chemical-Free Cooking: Crafted without PFOA or any chemicals that alter the taste of your food, the non-stick glass coating ensures that flavors remain pure.
• Even Heat Distribution: The steel core of this 7.5-quart stew pot evenly distributes heat, making it ideal for slow cooking or Sous Vide.
• Durable & Chip-Resistant: This low carbon steel stew pot is fused with porcelain, creating a tough, chip-resistant surface that stands up to the rigors of daily cooking without losing its effectiveness.
• Cookware Must-Have: This pot combines classic craftsmanship with modern technology, offering you a durable cookware essential that will serve your kitchen needs for years.
• Easy Cleanup: Thanks to its non-porous glass-like surface, food particles and odors won’t get trapped. The pot's smooth finish ensures that even stubborn food residues wash away with ease.

This 7.5 Qt pot is great for making stews or for Sous Vide cooking. Columbian's technology for applying porcelain creates a durable, chip resistant product that will last most families a lifetime. The glass-like surface does not interact with or alter the taste of food, and even the most stubborn foods clean up easily. Porcelain is fused to the steel at 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit producing a non-porous, inert glass surface that is naturally non-stick. Porcelain can chip if dropped, however this does not reduce the effectiveness of the cookware. It creates a smooth, hard finish that won€t burn and resists staining. It€s also non-porous so it won€t trap odors or food particles and provides a low coefficient of friction €“ meaning that it cleans up easily and, it is corrosion and chemically resistant so it will last a long time. When fired, the vessel is placed on pins so the bottom and sides are hardened during the firing process into one smooth laminated glass surface. You may notice slight pin indentations where the glass has flowed around the pin that supports the base during firing. The pin marks do not compromise the finish or performance of the vessel. Not recommended for glass cooktops.