I love this pot it could cooks very well. You just have to wipe it out with a little water. The bottom doesn’t scarf the inside the doesn’t scarf.
Livwell DiamondClad 3-Qt. Hybrid Nonstick Stainless Steel Pot and Lid
Perfect for slow-cooking stews or simmering sauces, this 3-quart hybrid pan from Livwell makes cooking a joy again. Part of the DiamondClad line, it sandwiches a responsive aluminum core between double layers of stainless steel, all topped with a durable diamond-etching nonstick surface.
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Perfect for slow-cooking stews or simmering sauces, this 3-quart hybrid pan from Livwell makes cooking a joy again. Part of the DiamondClad line, it sandwiches a responsive aluminum core between double layers of stainless steel, all topped with a durable diamond-etching nonstick surface.
- SKU
- 4-19618016
- Brand
- Livwell
- Category
- home / kitchen-dining / cookware
- Variants
- 1
Customer reviews
Excellent pot—lightweight, and cooks perfectly every time. Cooking is easy and cleaning is even easier.
The lid fits snugly, and the ergonomic handle stays cool even while cooking, which is a big bonus for safety. The nonstick coating also makes cleanup incredibly easy—nothing sticks, and it wipes clean in seconds.
I never leave reviews but this time I must tell you it really deserves it! So I am making an exception :) I love every thing about this pan, from the design to the material and great functionality. I highly recommend this product.
I’m so impressed with this Livwell hybrid nonstick pot. It heats evenly, nothing sticks, and cleanup is super quick. The lid seals perfectly, and the pot feels sturdy without being too heavy. I’ve used it for soups, pasta, and even frying it does it all and still looks great on the table.
works really well, handle stays cool to the touch. It also feels sturdy without being too heavy and easy to clean and heats up quickly.
The pot is amazing and delivers what was promissed to do. How in the world do you pair it with the cheapest metal to create a lid. After 1 use the metal around the glass lid has rusted and for that reason I am not sure I want to contenue to use it. Is there anyway this could be replaced?