SENSARTE Ceramic Nonstick Stock Pot with Lid, 4.5 Quart Induction Cooking Pot with Tempered Glass Lid, Stew Pot for Soup and Oatmeal, Pasta Casserole, PFOA PFAS PTFE Free, White

The is the best quality pot . Almost like tbe one from Our Place. I live the quality of it, the way is designed, and how it cooks all the food. Love it

Appears to be exactly as described. True to size. This item was previously purchased by someone else. Amazon re-offered it at a discount. Arrived (to me) with a couple metal edges on the lid slightly dented. And that is why the previous purchaser returned this item. But I am not going to complain because I am very rough on cookware. So give me a few weeks and there will be more dents in the edge of the lid. The top lid edge is very soft and malleable - that's just the way it was manufactured. This does not take away from the utility of the lid. It appears that the lid will continue to function perfectly even after I knock a bunch more dents in the lid edge. I like this pot. Replaces a Corningware dish that I accidently broke. The Corningware was 3.5 quarts size. Yet, the Corningware weighed 50% more than this 4.5 quart Sensarte. This Sensarte pot is very light for its size and is super easy to clean because the surface is totally non-stick. It appears unlikely that I can break this cooking pot.

Beautiful

Non stick. Sits level on glass top stove. Easy clean

It’s hard to get non-stick cookware that’s safe for birds. A lot of companies obfuscate about what’s in the coating or even have representatives flat out lie. And sadly, while I’m happy to use stainless steel and cast iron, there are some things that just don’t cook as well with those. Then I went and got an induction stove, not realizing that would make it even harder to find appropriate cookware. The widely regarded brands of ceramic cookware are either not induction compatible or outrageously expensive (hundreds of dollars for something that usually only lasts a few years, as ceramic cookware is reputed to do, is not a wise use of money). So I tried Sensarte, first with a small skillet and then with this pot. I have been extremely pleased. Stuff just does not stick at all. I’m being careful to neither damage the surface nor use it at high temperatures just in case there is some sneaky Teflon relative in there, but the surface doesn’t seem at all like the misrepresented stuff I got last time. My birds are fine and the recipes I feel like I really need the non-stick with have been coming out great. I can’t speak as to the longevity yet, but I’ve been using the skillet nearly daily for several months with no visible wear or loss of function. They work great with my induction stove too. If you do have birds, be careful about overheating just in case, but I think this is probably safe.