22 cm Stainless Steel Spaghetti Pasta Pot Pan Strainer Set Stockpot Induction Base

Fantastic cook pot for spaghetti and big enough to use for cooking other things too such as stews or chilli so well deserving of 5 stars, however, it comes in the manufacturers box which is well adorned with the brand name so is there any real need to put a sticker on the side of the pot with the manufacturers name on too... the sticker is easy enough to pull off but leaves a thin layer of paper backing and residue that needs to also be removed by scrubbing off and is a pain.

Brilliant! Been wanting a pot like this for ages but they all seemed so expensive! This was a great price and is also fantastic quality. Not sure what everyone is talking about with it being slow to boil water? This is a bigger pot than I’ve ever had so of course more water takes longer to boil, if I’m in a rush I just boil The kettle first to fill the pot, but it still boils perfectly fast from cold with the lid on. Very easy to clean, has held up to multiple runs through the dishwasher, and it is really versatile - have been making mash potatoes, pasta and soups in here. Also looks really great on the shelf on display - looks a lot more expensive than it was. Would buy again!! Postage was also really fast.

It does have minor internal stains after first use. If you remove the sticky labels on the pan in washing up water before use they are removed reasonably easily.

Looks good bought to cook our pasta 😋 in. Saw it on the TV 📺 so that's how bought it. it's a great asset.

This is a great pain, not just for cooking pasta and spaghetti, but also I use it for boiling my gambling or doing a large stew for when the family can great size easy to use

Good price and service.

Although you can cook spaghetti in a saucepan this is much easier as there is no possibility of the pasta sticking to the bottom of the pan. We usually boil the water in a kettle and pour it into the pot and then when its simmering insert the basket with the spaghetti. 12 minutes later the spaghetti turns out well and does not require draining hot water down the sink while emptying your spaghetti into a colinder or sieve with the danger of accidental scalding.

a large pot for spaghetti,but the holes are too large for spaghetti as when empty the water they slip through so the main extra feature is not that helpful and takes space in the cupboard! I wanted to sended back but my printer was out of ink so I kept it to save me the stress of return.It will stay among other impulse buy list!!But for penne or macheroni or potatos it may be ok.