What is the exact inner depth of the ceramic pot? Does the ceramic pot fit loosely inside as in other brands? Does the lid have a rubber gasket? Thx.
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Depth is 5 3/4" to lid seating lip. a depth of 5 1/2" is max I would use to cook (heat will raise the liquid). Pot fits loosely inside, I think this allows for expansion and contraction of the aluminum cooker. It does not have a rubber gasket and I do not think one would be desired. If the lid had a gasket there would be no way for the steam to escape, the steam has to have a way to escape or there would be a potential for the lid to blow off from the steam pressure. I have had numerous crock pots and this one works great. I used it last night (2/5/15) to cook a roast, delicious. Hope this helps. Bill Depth is 5 3/4" to lid seating lip. a depth of 5 1/2" is max I would use to cook (heat will raise the liquid). Pot fits loosely inside, I think this allows for expansion and contraction of the aluminum cooker. It does not have a rubber gasket and I do not think one would be desired. If the lid had a gasket there would be no way for the steam to escape, the steam has to have a way to escape or there would be a potential for the lid to blow off from the steam pressure. I have had numerous crock pots and this one works great. I used it last night (2/5/15) to cook a roast, delicious.... » Read More Depth is 5 3/4" to lid seating lip. a depth of 5 1/2" is max I would use to cook (heat will raise the liquid). Pot fits loosely inside, I think this allows for expansion and contraction of the aluminum cooker. It does not have a rubber gasket and I do not think one would be desired. If the lid had a gasket there would be no way for the steam to escape, the steam has to have a way to escape or there would be a potential for the lid to blow off from the steam pressure. I have had numerous crock pots and this one works great. I used it last night (2/5/15) to cook a roast, delicious. Hope this helps. Bill « Show Less
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Depth is 5-5/8". The inner pot moves a little, maybe 1/8-1/4". Lid does not have rubber gasket. Very nice crockpot. Doesn't burn on edges like Rival and actually cooks on low.
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almost 6 inches deep to the inner lip. the fits the way all my other crock pots do....it doesn't rattle around but it isn't snug either. the lid does not have a rubber gasket....I don't think I have ever seen a regular crock pot with a rubber gasket. I wish it had a 'warm' setting for when the food is done but other than that, I really like it.
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As I no longer have this crock pot, I don't know the inner dimensions, only that it held 8-81\2 quarts of liquid. I do not recommend buying from this seller. They sent a broken product and charged me $5 for sending it back. Amazon is not to blame, only the seller.
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Depth is 5 3/4" to lid seating lip. a depth of 5 1/2" is max I would use to cook (heat will raise the liquid). Pot fits loosely inside, I think this allows for expansion and contraction of the aluminum cooker. It does not have a rubber gasket and I do not think one would be desired. If the lid had a gasket there would be no way for the steam to escape, the steam has to have a way to escape or there would be a potential for the lid to blow off from the steam pressure. I have had numerous crock pots and this one works great. I used it last night (2/5/15) to cook a roast, delicious. Hope this helps. Bill
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If I had it to do over again I would NOT buy this crock pot-will only cook on high, low does very little-I know this doesn't answer your questions, no rubber gasket, fits good, not sure about the depth, plenty big enough, just won't cook on low-hope this helps
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There is a metal piece under the lid vent mechanism and it feels like there may be a metal ring around the outer edge. The lid itself is great for those odd shaped pots. I have used mine on a 12" skillet and it fits perfectly. I don't think I would use it in the microwave and definitely not in the oven.
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NO it does not come with a lid and yes it is compatible with ceramic induction cooking.
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This has been great - I use it regularly and it looks like new. Whether it will fit depends on the diameter of the stock pot opening, not the volume. It's a 10" lid. Hope this helps.
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You mean right under the lid? No. All of the pot is ceramic and metal except there appears to be one small plastic piece in the mechanism toward the middle of the pot.
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Hi Pirthviraj. Yes the lid closes very well and it cooks very well. I am sorry but I don't know the inside dimensions but it does cook a meal for a family.
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the size inside is the same as the size in a regular crock pot. It works well and I have cooked alot in it already.
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No definitive answer here, Ana. Sorry. But here's what I can tell you, the pot (without lid) measures a solid 1 foot (12") from the counter to the top and the opening starts at about 3" (inside lip) and shrinks to about a 1.5" opening. Hope this helps. (And thanks for turning me on to Melitta!)
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The lid stays on just fine. In fact, if my husband is already asleep and i want to make a late night cup of tea, i fill the pot with water earlier in the evening and have it ready, becuase putting the lid on and clicking it in makes a noise. it fits tight and does not leak. i am very happy with mine. the handle is stationary, so you have to finagle the lid a bit to get it in and clicked tight. but i have arthritis and i can do it so it's no big deal. dee jaquet
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I have the lid, but not the stock pot. The lid measures exactly 9 1/4" across its inside flange that sits against the inside of the pot. For reference, my 10" Anolon skillet with which I use the Farberware lid measures 9 3/8" across at the inside lip where the lid rests, giving me 1/8" wiggle room. If your stock pot is less than 9 3/8" it'll be a tight squeeze. If it's 9 1/4" or less it won't fit. If it's greater than 9 1/2" (inside measurement) it'll fall in.
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The lid with the Hamilton Beach model I have, does not have a rubber gasket around the glass lid.....it has some kind of metal around the lid.
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The lid stays on just fine. In fact, if my husband is already asleep and i want to make a late night cup of tea, i fill the pot with water earlier in the evening and have it ready, becuase putting the lid on and clicking it in makes a noise. it fits tight and does not leak. i am very happy with mine. the handle is stationary, so you have to finagle the lid a bit to get it in and clicked tight. but i have arthritis and i can do it so it's no big deal.dee jaquet
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The pot itself is 6 8/16'" in diameter and 8 12/16" deep inside. The basket is 5 3/4" in diameter and 7 10/16" deep inside. Excellent product especially for cooking pasta and vegetables. The mesh is fine enough to cook rice. I hope it helps you to make a decision. For me it's the best pasta pot ever.
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Hello! It's a lid with no holes that closes the contents below from the air with a 'rubber' gasket. The exact material of the gasket i do not know, but the lid itself is made of the same material as the base. Mine was dropped and shattered as a consequence soon after arrival. It has not been missed. I can't figure out how it is useful because I pour and drink the coffee fairly quickly. It was in the way and I did not use it when I had it to use.
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The lid on mine is smooth inside and coated just as the inside of the pot itself is. There is the edge around the point of contact with the pot itself, and a screw through the center to hold the handle (I replaced the screw on mine from as received with a stainless steel screw, it was just a better fit.) Hope that helps.
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Ira, I am not sure. I use the silicon gasket for my stove top Italian espresso maker. It's a six cupper and w I was taking a chance it would fit. It does for my coffee maker. The standard rubber gaskets over time expand and eventually deteriorate and imparts the rubber taste to the coffee. However, this gasket does not expand, but it also does not expand therefore the gasket keeps falling out from the inside rim when taking the maker apart. This may be an inherent quality of the silicon rubber. It is not bad or good, just a slight inconvenience. I may have not answered your question, but provided my insight on the experiences. I would buy again.
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Inside dimensions of this pot: 11 inches across, measured inside, not across the top. 9 1/2 inches deep measured from bottom of pot to where the lid sits on the rim. I love this pot. It's sturdy and strong. The glass lid is also thick. Nothing flimsy about it.