Calphalon Stainless Steel Universal Steamer
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View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- From steaming vegetables and fish, to making couscous, cooking tamales, and even reheating leftover rice, this steamer from Calphalon® is all you need for healthy, scrumptious eating.
- Tempered glass lid with handle lets you see inside for doneness without lifting the lid and letting the steam out.
- Stainless steel construction provides a durable and fully-functional cooking asset.
- Versatile steamer insert has three graduated ridges on its bottom that allow it to be used with a wide range of Calphalon cookware, meaning that you'll use it with the cookware you already own and do less juggling of pots when cooking complicated meals.
- Stainless steel handles stays cool on the stove top and provides a stable grip.
- Stainless steel interior has a durable, satin finish that is safe for use with all utensils.
- Safe to use on gas, electric, halogen, ceramic and induction stovetops.
- Dishwasher safe.
- Imported.
- Pan depth: 4".
- Pan diameter: 8.5".
- Handle length: 1.25".
- Weight: 2.7 lbs.
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For over 40 years, Calphalon® has been on a mission to be the culinary authority in kitchenware by enhancing the home chef's food experience during planning, prep, cooking, baking, and serving. Originally starting in 1963 as the Commercial Aluminum Cookware Company, the Calphalon tradition of high quality cookware was born. Calphalon wanted the consumer to have access to the superior cooking performance and durability previously enjoyed only by the professional chefs.
By providing top of the line cookware, Calphalon is out to prove that cooking can be relaxing, fun, and personal. That is why Calphalon offers a full range of cookware surfaces to fit your cooking style - including nonstick, infused anodized aluminum, stainless steel, and enamel cast iron - in the basic vessels you need everyday. From sauce pans and stock pots, to fry pans and roasting pans, all of your cooking needs are met. Calphalon has also not forgotten about specialty items like griddles and woks to help you master new recipes and techniques.
With everyday kitchen essentials, the Calphalon line takes the chore out of cooking. Let your cooking juices flow with creativity. Free your culinary spirit with Calphalon cookware that lets you cook like a professional!
By providing top of the line cookware, Calphalon is out to prove that cooking can be relaxing, fun, and personal. That is why Calphalon offers a full range of cookware surfaces to fit your cooking style - including nonstick, infused anodized aluminum, stainless steel, and enamel cast iron - in the basic vessels you need everyday. From sauce pans and stock pots, to fry pans and roasting pans, all of your cooking needs are met. Calphalon has also not forgotten about specialty items like griddles and woks to help you master new recipes and techniques.
With everyday kitchen essentials, the Calphalon line takes the chore out of cooking. Let your cooking juices flow with creativity. Free your culinary spirit with Calphalon cookware that lets you cook like a professional!
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Calphalon Stainless Steel Universal Steamer
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Very useful! Simply stack on top of another pot of similar size for steaming. As a nutritionist, I use it to steam veggies while I cook a soup in the pot below. The soup reaps the benefits of the veggie juice that drains in it. Fabulous, quick Zappos service as always!
I'd also recommend: AllClad
- Beverley R - customer
- from California
- February 13, 2013
