Ayesha Curry Home Collection Nonstick Stock Pot/Stockpot with Lid, 7.5 Quart, Charcoal Gray

Perfect size and cleans up quick and easy. The handles aren’t protected and do get hot so just be careful

I love the large surface area and non-stick features. It has become my go-to cooking pot - for curries, stews, stir-fries, boiling pasta, everything! However, there is one design flaw that makes it lose a star. The handles get extremely hot - almost as hot, if not hotter, than the inside of the pot itself. My previous pots had insulated handles, which is a great safety feature, but this one does not. I almost burned my hand the first time I used this pot. I now use a thick napkin or oven mitt when I cook with this pot.Just be careful of the handles and you will love the pot. My one suggestion to the manufacturers is to consider insulated handles for the next versions.

Amazing stockpot

This is high quality, lightweight, easy to clean and attractive. After getting this pot, I replaced other pans with this same product line. So glad I discovered this!

I like this pot because of its design. I like wide mouth pot so that I see things inside easily while cooking. Putting ingredients inside is easy. Taking out food is also easier than the narrow mouth pot.

Love my pan. Best thing I have ever bought. Perfect size, perfect product just plain perfect.

Light weight, easy to clean very durable. This is a great pot to use for all your Holiday meals. Soup, stew, spaghetti, pasta, greens. I mean anything.

I absolutely love this pot. I was skeptical about buying an Ayesha Curry pot. It’s stupid, but it’s because of the name. Everyone in my family hates Steph Curry and they make fun of me for having his wife’s pot. But I love it!I make big batches of homemade marinara sauce and homemade soups about once or twice a month and freeze them. I’ve used so many pots and so many brands over the years, and this is a keeper.What I like the most is that it’s a little heavier than other pots. I specifically chose this because of that fact. But it’s not so heavy that it’s difficult to move. My last farberware pot was too light and would slide across the burner when I was sautéing the vegetables and hadn’t add the liquid yet to weight down. Once it even slid right off the stove and hot food flew everywhere.This is also very sturdy. I’m a bit of a clutz and have dropped several pots and they immediately got bent out shape and the lid wouldn’t fit. Smaller farberware pots do okay. But every large pot I buy is just too thin and cheap and bends.The copper is awesome. My 13 year old also loves this pot. She does the dishes in our house and raves on and on about how easy this was to clean compared to all the others. Even dried on sauce just slides right off both the inside and out when you clean it.Like others have said, the handles and lid handle do get hot. It’s a bummer, but pretty much every pot I have is the same way so I don’t really care.