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![]() "Vox Humana" > wrote in message ... > > "Janet Bostwick" > wrote in message > ... > > > > "Eric" > wrote in message > > om... > > > So I'm in the market for a new pasta pot and noticed that All-Clad has > > > two that might fit my needs. One is a 12Qt. Multicooker that has both > > > a pasta and steamer insert and costs ~$100. The other is their 7Qt. > > > Pasta Pentola which costs ~$230. Why the huge difference in cost? I > > > would think that the 12Qt. Multicooker would be more expensive, but > > > obviously it's not the same quality. Anybody have either or both of > > > these and who could comment? TIA > > > > Today, March 8, Amazon.com has the Calphalon 8-qt. stainless steel, multi > > cooker for $39.99. Seems like a better deal than $100-$230. > > Williams-Sonoma has a nice 8 qt. disk bottom pot with pasta insert, steamer, > and lid for $49. HSN.com has a Wolfgang puck multi-pot for $39. Either > would be a better deal than the $100-$230 pots. > Yes, sounds like the Williams-Sonoma is the same thing. Actually, there is a one-day sale with up to 60% off going on at Amazon today. Le Creuset, Cuisinart, All-Clad, Henckels etc. Darn shame that I don't need anything. http://tinyurl.com/23f2s Janet |
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