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Granite Ware 15.5-Quart Stockpot with Lid

A tall enamel stockpot for larger batches of soup, stew or a shared meal.

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  • 15.5-quart nominal capacity
  • Tall pot with side handles
  • Matching lid
  • Porcelain enamel fused to steel

Choose the separate multipurpose kit if you need inserts. This listing is the pot-and-lid configuration.

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The 15.5-quart stockpot provides more room for batch cooking than a smaller everyday pot. Its tall body and two side handles suit a larger volume, but the working fill level should leave room to stir and simmer without spilling. A matching lid is included. This is the stockpot configuration: do not assume that a steaming insert or canning rack comes with it. Check the dimension photograph for shelf, stovetop and storage fit.

Material
Enameled steel
Color
Speckled black
Includes
Stockpot and lid
Size / capacity
15.5 quarts
Nominal capacity
15.5 quarts
Inserts
Not included
15.5-quart black stockpot and lid
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Plan a realistic batch

A nominal capacity describes the vessel, not the amount of every recipe you should add. Leave space for bubbling, stirring and the ingredients that expand during cooking.

15.5-quart stockpot dimensions
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Make room to lift and clean

Check that you can reach both handles and place the pot on a stable heat-resistant surface. A large pot also needs sink space; cool it before cleaning and avoid striking the rim against a tap.

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  • Let cookware cool before washing.
  • Use warm soapy water and a soft sponge; soak stuck-on food before cleaning.
  • Protect the enamel from hard impacts and sudden temperature changes.

Follow the exact product instructions for heat sources, temperature limits and cleaning. Protect hot handles and leave a stable space for the filled cookware.

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