Calphalon Premier Space-Saving Hard-Anodized Nonstick 4.5-Quart Soup Pot with Lid

I love this! love the space saving lids and it does go with my other same pans. My new go to chili pot saute the meat to brown and then get everything in there and it doesn't scorch or burn to the bottom. Even stir fried eggs for Ramen didn't stick! cleans like a breeze. doesn't take up as much space as my other 5 qt pot either.

Excellent, very well-made product. My wife has cooked pasta in it but has also found it to be useful for many other things. The nonstick surface is excellent and it's amazingly easy to clean. I have been cleaning it by hand and have not placed it in the dishwasher, which I feel is best for this pot.

good product but can be found cheaper

This a perfect size for family Chili, soups. The design is great with the stackable lid . It makes for a perfect wedding gift

This is our second pot. We absolutely love using this one. It's a must have for anyone who loves cooking

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I live the size of this pan. Perfect for a family of two

I love it so much I got 2 more for a Christmas gifts

This is a perfect size for one or two people. The reason why I only gave it 4 stars is because I am not fond of the space saver lid. Be careful when removing the lid because the hot liquid can spill on you. There's no ventilation.

I have many Calphalon pots. This is my first stackable one. I was looking for a 4qt sauce pot which was reasonably priced. This one was which is why I purchased it. The shape of the pot is a bit weird for me. It's very narrow and tall. The cover is awkward to use, getting off is a bit difficult and all the moisture trapped under lid gets all over the place when you take the lid off. It cooks fine, cleans, easily, but is quite heavy with all the bulky hardware. Would never purchase another pot in this stackable line. I'll use it as I am stuck with it now. Love Calaphon but this pot was a big disappointment for me.

Really wanted to love this pot, but disappointed that the lid is so cumbersome--having to use 2 hands makes it an inconvenience & it drips all over the stove and countertop, not to mention easy to burn hands. Perhaps continue with traditional lid handle, but able to store upside down for stacking purposes (patenting the idea ;))