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Farberware Classic 8 Quart Covered Straining Stockpot

FRB033 Stock Pots Discontinued

$49.99Last catalog price, November 2008

Catalog description

Farberware Classic 8 Quart Covered Straining Stockpot, part number FRB033, is a discontinued product from the 2007–2011 catalog. It was last listed at $49.99.

With its built-in colander lid the Farberware Classic 8-Quart Covered Straining Stockpot allows you to strain and drain foods directly from the pan. It conveniently eliminates the need for a separate colander and saves you time. The stockpot's large 8-quart capacity is ideally suited to soups stews and pasta for a crowd. The strainer is designed to accommodate a wide variety of foods and has both large and small holes. To strain simply twist the lid until it locks securely then pour.

This stockpot features a full cap base advantage; a stainless steel protector surrounds a thick aluminum core providing easy maintenance and superior heat distribution. Thicker rolled pan rims offer extra durability and enhanced drip-free pouring. The unique straining lid and classically styled phenolic handle are oven-safe up to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. This pan is dishwasher-safe for your convenience. It comes to you backed by a lifetime limited warranty.

About FarberwareIn 1900 a tinsmith named S.

W. Farber set up a shop in Manhattan where he started a small business making bowls and vases out of hand-pounded sheets of copper and brass. Since that time the Farberware company has grown exponentially; in 1930 they introduced their first line of percolators adding small appliances to the list of items for which they are known. In today's market Farberware is valued for its product innovation; over the years they have been responsible for such designs as the electric fry pan with removable probe for easy cleaning or the Open Hearth smokeless broiler. Quality classic styling and years of tradition go into each Farberware product. With Farberware you know you're not just buying a piece of cookware you're buying a legacy of great value.

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