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Customer Reviews of Tramontina Sterling II Dutch Oven 7-qt.
Customer Rating:  Summary: You Won't Go Wrong With This Pot Comment: I have owned and used this pot for over 10 years. It looks and cooks as good as it did when I first got it. I use this mainly to make a good rump roast, but it would work fabulous with any slow cooked meal. One thing you want to be careful with on this pot is that it conducts heat better than the other pots and pans you probably use. For instance, I use Calphalon for my sauce pans or frying pans. For those, I would set my heat on Medium to brown meat - but with this pot, because it conducts the heat soooo well, I have to turn it lower than that. Medium would scorch the meat. Once your meat is braised and you put it in the oven with the lid on, you'll notice how the lid fits nice and tight on this pot and makes a seal. It does become its' own oven inside your oven and let me tell ya, it's pure magic. I have an old, old roast recipe that makes the best roast you've ever tasted -- but I had to have a good pot to make it in. This pot does it. I've since ordered this same pot for my children who have moved out and I just found out my mother ordered it for herself. Customer Rating: Summary: Can't call this kettle black Comment: Tramontina Sterling II Dutch Oven 7-qt. I bought this dutch oven because America's Test Kitchen rated it as the best Dutch Oven for price and quality. I wanted to use it stove top and in the oven for braising. An unexpected great feature is that the handle on both the lid and pot stay cool enough to touch when stove top cooking. The lid fit is so precise that as pot cools it forms a vacuum seal which is good for cooking rice, etc.. I have yet to see any uneven cooking or burning on the bottom of the pot. Unlike my beloved black iron dutch oven I can soak it in water or put in dishwasher. It is a great size for large pot roasts and pinto beans (frijoles). I highly recommend it for so many reasons not the least of which is the price. I know it won't disappoint you. More Reviews Precision fitted lids and reinforced pot rims have rolled edges for self-basting performance to lock in nutrients. Classic cookware with a hint of contemporary styling. Premium heavy-gauge 18/10 stainless steel (18% chromium, 10% nickel for strength and stain-resistance). Tri-ply bottom construction (18/10 stainless steel + pure aluminum + magnetic stainless steel): heats quickly and evenly. Classic cookware shapes and sizes: a single piece or the perfect set. Even heat distribution with no hot spots or scorching. Precision-fitted lids & reinforced pot rims for self-basting performance that locks in nutrients. Ergonomically designed stainless steel handles & knobs Compatibility: functional on gas, electric, ceramic glass and induction stovetops. Lifetime warranty: satisfaction guaranteed. The Tramontina Sterling II cookware is ideal for the serious home cook, who values performance as well as eye-catching design. The lids and sidewalls of Sterling II cookware are constructed of highest quality 18/10 stainless steel, while the base features a pure aluminum core sandwiched between layers of stainless steel. The tri-ply base construction distributes heat evenly and allows the cookware to be used on all cooking surfaces, including induction.Each piece of Tramontina Sterling II cookware is crafted with meticulous attention to detail. The contemporary-styled, stay-cool handles are d 
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