KIAM Non-Stick Casserole Pot with Glass Lid (34 CM Diameter)
$69.99
KIAM Non-Stick Casserole with Glass Lid (34 CM) – Maximum Volume, Effortless Cleaning
The KIAM Non-Stick Casserole in the impressive 34 CM size is your ultimate solution for high-capacity cooking. This pot is essential for preparing large volumes of food, such as family feasts, party portions of stews, massive batches of soup, stock, or simmering large quantities of rice and pasta dishes.
The interior boasts a durable, high-quality non-stick coating that guarantees food releases easily, minimizing the need for oil and simplifying cleanup dramatically. Crafted from quality aluminum, the pot ensures fast and consistent heat distribution across the entire base. The included heat-resistant glass lid allows you to safely monitor your cooking progress without losing valuable heat and moisture.
Key Features & Benefits:
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Extra-Large 34 CM Capacity: Provides maximum volume, perfect for large families, entertaining, or meal prepping in bulk.
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Premium Non-Stick Interior: Promotes healthier cooking with less oil and ensures effortless washing.
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Durable Aluminum Body: Guarantees superior heat conductivity and even, consistent heating.
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Vented Glass Lid: Allows visual tracking of food while retaining heat and nutrients.
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Sturdy Integrated Handles: Designed for safe and balanced handling when lifting the large, full pot.
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Multi-Use: Excellent for boiling, simmering, making sauces, and preparing large casseroles on the stovetop.
Size: 34 CM Diameter (Maximum Capacity)
Material: Aluminum Body, Non-Stick Interior, Glass Lid
Compatibility: Suitable for Gas Stoves
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