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Pasta Pro As Seen on TV & other
High Quality Pasta Pots |
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I saw the pasta pro on tv and thought wow, why did it
take someone so long to think of this? I have always hated washing colanders.
It is not easy to wash and rinse something that is full of holes and the
colander just doesn't fit well in the dishwasher.
Ok, so the pasta pro is a wonderful idea and I am very
tempted to buy it, but I am suspect about the quality. I search the Internet
for reviews on the pasta pro and find my worst fears are right. I have read
many reviews that say the paint comes off the bottom and the coating inside
comes off after just one use. Still this is a wonderful idea so I search around
to find out if anyone else has a pasta pot designed like this. The results are
below and my choice is the Circulon. This is the most expensive one on the
page, but I own a full
set of Circulon pots and pans and they are well worth the
money. The seen on tv pasta pro is the cheapest but remember, you get what you
pay for. My second choice would be the Bialetti SpazioSystem Pasta Pot, the
price is reasonable and it has a 5 year warranty.
When you stop to think about it, you aren't going to do much but boil water and
noodles in a pasta pot. The Circulon is probably overkill since there isn't
much to clean up.
*Prices on this page are up to date at the time they
are posted and are posted for comparison purposes only. Please check the
sellers web site for most up to date pricing. As always prices are subject to
change.
Good Housekeeping reviews the Pasta Pots.
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Pasta Pro - As Seen on TV
Reviewers say
this is poor quality. Coating and paint comes off the pots. Very thin gauge
metal.
Purchase Pasta Pro at
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Circulon 5 qt. Pasta Pot w Lid
Aside from
using this piece to cook pasta, you'll find it very handy for parboiling
potatoes, making soups and more. An innovative locking lid allows you to drain
pasta, vegetables or shellfish easily. Two different size holes on either side
of the lid allow different size foods to be strained. Circulon has a patented
''Hi-Low'' hard-anodized nonstick surface to protect the surface from wear and
tear while you enjoy nonstick convenience
Purchase from Cooking.com
$49.99
Read Reviews & Purchase at
Amazon $49.99
- Medium gauge anodized aluminum with circular
textured non-stick interior for easier food release and cleaning
- Phenolic handles and stainless steel lid Perfect
for standard electric and gas stoves.
- Oven safe to 350º F.
- Hand washing recommended.
- Do not use metal utensils when cooking or steel
wool for cleaning.
- Lifetime Warranty
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The
Bialetti SpazioSystem Pasta Pot delivers a practical 2-in-1 cooking
system. A patented click-on lid and specially designed handles guarantee total
safety while you pour the water out through the holes. It's perfect for all
kinds of pasta and just what you'd expect from Italian quality and design.
5 year limited warranty
Read Reviews & Purchase from Target
$29.99 |
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Farberware Nonstick Aluminum 6-Quart Covered Pasta
and Straining Pot
This
combination pasta/straining pot eliminates the need for a colander in the
kitchen. Boil or steam food in the 6-quart pot and then strain your water
through the holes in the lid. The lid's larger perforations are for draining
bigger foods, such as corn on the cob, potatoes, or lasagna noodles. Smaller
holes on the opposite side of the lid allow foods such as angel hair pasta or
couscous to drain without slipping out. The pasta pot and lid are made out of a
lightweight nonstick aluminum that heats up quickly and is easy to lift and
drain when filled. The nonstick coating covers the inside and outside of the
pot and lid, preventing the aluminum from staining and making cleanup easier.
The stay-cool plastic handles lock to keep the lid secure when you tip the pot
for straining.
Read Reviews & Purchase at
Amazon $22.99
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