[bwuller]

Winware Professional Aluminum 100 Quart Stockpot. Has anyone bought one of these and wanted to know what you thought?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001CHJIFI?cache=934e0b0e6980b9cd1170fc023463b9d5&pi=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70#ref=mp_s_a_1_7&qid=1391746799&sr=8-7

[bondra76]

I have bought their 32 quart, and there's no problems with the pot whatsoever. Seems to be well made. It's not the most heavy/thickest walled pot, but it's also not flimsy at all.

I'd recommend aluminum pots to anyone on a budget. I think stainless is a waste of money, but I guess it's personal preference. The only difference to me is SS takes longer to heat and looks pretty.

[howlinghound]

There seems to be as many opinions on the topic as there are choices in boiling pots.  I have some aluminum but more stainless equipment.  Stainless tends to be less prone to scratching which might leave places for bacteria/bad stuff to grow but then again, in a boil pot, does it matter?  I found this article somewhat helpful:

http://beersmith.com/blog/2010/08/17/aluminum-vs-stainless-best-beer-brewing-pots/

[euge]

For $74? Snap it up!

How much is the cover?