Thermowell Cooking Pot

[Kitzig]

Does anyone else use these in their T-Well? Two of my stoves had these pots and they seem to work well. They have lift up handles so you can pull them out of the well. I don't they they are original, but I'm not that picky.

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Lori G.

[Pokey Roberts]

I just bought one on ebay the other day. I havn't
received it yet. Thought it would make a good
deep fryer.
I have to get the stove finished and installed first.
Pokey Roberts

[phoebe9435]

My copper "Beauty" came with one - not the right lid though. We use it for the tub toys now. It does not fit down in the t-well but level with the top of the stove. I suppose that could work for some uses, but you miss being able to insulate with the t-well cover.

[lorikeets]

I got one of these on ebay also. I thought the same as Pokeyroberts that it would make a good deep fryer. I just got some Vidalia onions so will attempt onion rings and let you all know what I think.
Gwen