Rachael Ray Cucina Nonstick Pasta Stock Pot with Lid and Spout, 8 Quart, Agave Blue

Love that it is oval so less ends up on the bottom & burnt like traditional stock pots. I've made chicken Alfredo & jambalaya for an army. Has a drain spout on the side for easy draining of pasta, Rice or potatoes.

I spent the better part of a year watching prices on this pot...I didn't want to pay over $100. I finally found it on sale for about $84 and it was green...but I wanted it so badly, I got it anyway. It's GREAT, we have made artichokes in it, corned beef, pasta, pasta sauce...it's lightweight, easy to clean and it stays on the stovetop begging to be used over and over again. I highly recommend this product, but honestly...wait for a sale...don't pay over $100.

I tried and tried the buy the more expensive 8 quart gray past used on her show but gave up after time and again sellers never followed through. She still talks about how great the pot is. Who would know when it is terribly hard to buy.SO, I broke down and bought the $100 8qt turquoise pasta pot.I believe it’s a delicate pot. The enameled exterior seems vulnerable to scratch’s and dents. Can’t say how the non stick interior will hold up either. The idea is great but not so sure of the quality. I’m a careful person so it’s ONLY for pasta, and will not put it in the oven or dishwasher.I will keep it but with reservations.

This is a nice looking pot - the first one I got had a dent in it from the shipping so I had to exchange it (they just threw it in a big box with no packing material so it's not really surprising) -I hope the dent isn't a preview of durability but I worry that it is. Otherwise, it's large size and seems "ok" I was expecting a sturdier construction for the price - time will tell

I love it except for one thing, it's very easy for utensils and the lid to fall in. A next design may try to address those issues, a notch for the spoon might solve that, but the oval feature is def going to be quite a challenge for the lid! Worth it though.

It’s a brighter blue than I had thought. Other colors were not available, so I purchased last one. Rachael Ray Brand pasta pot allows the full size SpaghettiNoodles to fit in one long pieces...Lady and the Tramp Spaghetti Noodles to share.😉😉😉

LOVE this Rachael Ray 8 quart pasta pot! It's the best for boiling spaghetti and long lasagne noodles with plenty of room. It's also great for cooking larger items, whole chicken and I also use this often to cook my chili. Its great you can brown the ground beef then add all the rest of the fixins so it's cooking in one pot. I own the Rachael Ray Hard Anodized Cookware set (which came with a 6 quart pot) and added this for larger cooking needs. Even though they are different RR sets, the Agave Blue all coordinates and looks beautiful together. I highly recommend this Cookware and Rachael Rays products. I bought all these items myself, none were gifts, so my reviews are unbiased and my own. Thanks and Happy Cooking!

I returned this because it had a dent in it, which doesn't reflect my rating. I didn't reorder it because I have a hard time with the oval shape. If it was round, I would have definitely reordered. It "feels" like the edges overlap the burner and the front and back don't quite touch so it just doesn't seem efficient to me, but I could be old school. It is a well made pan. Not sure how it would hold up because I didn't keep it but others seem to like it. It's just not for me.

Like this pot a lot. It’s very light which I wasn’t expecting but still really like it

This is a product that looks stunning and is well made. I have prepared pasta, and cooked spahetti sauce in it. Wow! Easy to use - great handles and lid. It is also oven safe and and cooks well. I love the agave blue - the large pot and lid cleans easily. The curve finishes the fashionable look!

Great buy!!

Love This pasta pot its light Just the right size

My Wife loves her pot and says it's a gorgeous colour.