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Traditional Soup Pot with Glass Lid

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$115.5 $231 In stock

Category: Accessories

The Traditional Soup Pot with Glass Lid is the ideal vessel for soups, stews, one pot meals and more. Sloped sides increase the efficiency and effectiveness of stirring by promoting continuous movement, and the depth provides ample room for simmering soups and sauces. Large loop handles are designed for easy lifting and provide a steady grip when transferring a full pot from stove to oven to table and the glass lid allows easy monitoring of the cooking process. Crafted from our legendary enameled cast iron, the Traditional Soup Pot has exceptional heat distribution and retention qualities to lock in flavor and keep dishes warm or cold at the table. The colorful enameled surface minimizes sticking and staining, requires no pre-seasoning and is easy to clean.FeaturesEnameled cast iron delivers superior heat distribution and retentionLight colored smooth interior enamel allows easy monitoring of cooking progressTight-fitting glass lid is specially designed to circulate steam and return moisture back to the foodErgonomic knobs and handles are designed for easy liftingCompatible with all cooktops and oven-safe up to 500°F (425°F with glass lid)Safe for dishwasher

Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 14 reviews)

Ava ★★★★★

The sloped sides really do make a difference—stirring the soup feels effortless as everything keeps circulating instead of sticking to the bottom. The glass lid fits snugly and lets me check on the simmer without letting heat escape.

Eva ★★★★★

I’ve made stew three times this week and the glass lid lets me check without lifting it, so the heat never escapes. Stirring feels effortless with those sloped sides, and cleanup is quicker than my old pot.

Julian ★★★★★

The sloped sides really do make a difference when I’m stirring a thick stew—everything keeps moving instead of sticking to the corners. The glass lid lets me check the simmer without lifting it, which I appreciate. This pot’s become my go-to for Sunday soup sessions.