Cook for a crowd in one pot
Sixteen quarts is about four gallons, enough for a batch of stock, a pot of chili for a party, or a seafood boil for the whole family. One vessel does the work of two smaller pots.
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A 16-quart stainless pot with an even-heating aluminum core, sized for stock, seafood boils, and canning day.
Ships to the lower 48 states with tracking.
Why buy from CurbGo
At a Glance
When you cook for a crowd or put food up for winter, you need a pot with real volume. This Oster Adenmore holds a full 16 quarts, enough for a batch of stock, a pot of chili for the block, a crab or shrimp boil, or a water bath for canning. An encapsulated aluminum base drives even heat across the bottom, and the vented tempered-glass lid lets you keep an eye on the pot without losing steam.
Key Features
What's Included
In the box: one 16-quart Oster Adenmore stainless steel stock pot and its vented tempered-glass lid.
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Sixteen quarts is about four gallons, enough for a batch of stock, a pot of chili for a party, or a seafood boil for the whole family. One vessel does the work of two smaller pots.
An aluminum core sealed into the base spreads the burner's heat across the whole bottom, so a long simmer of stock or sauce cooks evenly instead of scorching in a hot ring at the center of the pot.
The magnetic stainless base works on induction as well as gas, electric, and ceramic ranges. Move it from the stove to a canning burner to a friend's kitchen without worrying whether it will heat up properly.
Volume where you need it.
A standard 8-quart pot taps out at a couple of gallons. This 16-quart pot doubles that, so a whole batch of stock, a seafood boil, or a canning load fits in one vessel.
A bare aluminum pot heats fast but dents, stains, and reacts with acidic food. This stainless pot with an aluminum core spreads heat evenly and stays neutral and easy to clean.
A nonstick coating is not made for the long, hard boils a stock pot lives for. Stainless takes high heat for hours and outlasts any coating that can peel.
A large-format pot. Worth measuring your burner and cabinet before it lands.
Every detail, measured and listed
| Capacity | 16 quarts |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 16.75 in L x 12.5 in W x 9 in H (across handles) |
| Weight | About 5.8 lb |
| Body | Stainless steel |
| Base | Encapsulated aluminum |
| Handles | Double-riveted stainless steel |
| Lid | Vented tempered glass |
| Cooktops | Gas, electric, ceramic, and induction |
| Cleaning | Dishwasher safe; hand wash to protect the finish |
| MPN | 108114.02 |
Common questions that customers ask
Yes. The stainless base is magnetic, so the pot works on induction cooktops as well as gas, electric coil, and ceramic ranges, with no adapter needed.
Yes, it is dishwasher safe. A quick hand wash and dry is still the best way to keep the mirror-polished finish bright and spot-free.
It holds about four gallons, stands roughly 9 inches tall, and measures about 16.75 inches across the handles, so plan for a large burner and deep storage.
It is sized for big-batch stock and soup, seafood and crab boils, large pasta batches, steaming, and water-bath canning of jams, pickles, and tomatoes.
Orders ship to the 48 contiguous states and process within 2 business days. If it is not right, you have 30 days from delivery to return unused items in the original packaging.
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CurbGo hunts down the well-made version of everyday things and skips the markup. A 16-quart stock pot is a buy-it-once tool, and Oster has spent a century making kitchen gear built to last. This one pairs real capacity with an even-heating aluminum core, ready for stock, boils, and canning season after season.
Fast shipping. 30-day returns. A 16-quart pot ready for canning day.