KitchenAid 8 Qt Stainless Steel Stockpot vs Made In 8-Quart Clad Stainless Stockpot
Buy the Made In if you want one pot to keep for decades: its 5-ply cladding runs up the walls, so it heats evenly for stocks, canning and big boils, and it carries a lifetime warranty. The KitchenAid is the better pick if you want a lighter, colorful pot that goes in the dishwasher and costs less to own. Owners rate the KitchenAid highly, but its single-ply walls and three-ply base are a step below the Made In on build and heat spread.
- Choose the KitchenAid 8 QT Stockpot if you want a lighter, dishwasher-safe pot in a bright finish and you mostly simmer and boil on the base.
- Choose the Made In 8-Quart Stockpot if you want full 5-ply walls, a tight lid and a lifetime warranty for serious stock, canning and pasta.
Prices
- KitchenAid 8 Qt Stainless Steel Stockpot: $27.99 at The Home Depot (checked today)
- Made In 8-Quart Clad Stainless Stockpot: $99.00 at Provisions Mercantile (last seen Nov 4)
- Difference: the KitchenAid 8 Qt Stainless Steel Stockpot is $71.01 cheaper than the Made In 8-Quart Clad Stainless Stockpot at the latest prices (Nov 4 and Nov 9)
