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Buy the Made In factory seconds stainless clad stock pot (no lid) online for $39.99 (save 50% off $79.99) — full-performance 6-quart multi-ply cookware at the lowest deal price.
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SKU : HON-SER-393
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The Made In factory seconds stainless clad stock pot delivers the same full cooking performance as first-quality Made In cookware, with only minor cosmetic or manufacturing imperfections — at half the price. Order online now for $39.99, down from $79.99. Apply coupon EDGE10 for an extra 10% off, and free shipping applies on orders over $45.00.
No — this stock pot is sold without a lid, which is part of how the price stays at $39.99. Shoppers asking what lid fits the Made In 6-quart stock pot can pair it with a compatible 6-quart lid or use a matching universal lid from their existing cookware. It also cooks perfectly well without a lid for boiling pasta, blanching vegetables, stocks, and shellfish.
Yes — most stock pot tasks (boiling, blanching, broth) don't require a lid. The open design even speeds evaporation for reducing stocks.
Absolutely — performance is identical to first quality; imperfections are cosmetic only. At $39.99 vs. $79.99, it's the most affordable way into premium stainless clad cookware.
Compared with first-quality 6-quart stock pots at $80–$150, this delivers the same multi-ply heating for $39.99. Add a separate lid later if needed and still spend less.
Save $40.00 (50%) at $39.99. Coupon EDGE10 adds 10% off. Note: this item alone is under the $45.00 free-shipping threshold, so bundle to ship free.
Full-performance 6-quart stainless clad stock pot at $39.99 — 50% off the $79.99 first-quality price
Factory Seconds cosmetic imperfections only — cooking performance is identical
Coupon EDGE10 adds 10% off; bundle over $45.00 for free shipping
Lid: Not included — fits 6-quart compatible lids
Grade: Factory Seconds
Capacity: 6 quarts
Construction: Multi-ply stainless clad
Primary Uses: Stocks, pasta, blanching, boiling, shellfish
Product Type: Stainless Clad Stock Pot (No Lid)
Seller: Honed Edge Cutlery
Factory Seconds means minor cosmetic imperfections and nothing else. This 6-quart stainless clad stock pot heats like first-quality Made In cookware at half the cost.
Here at Honed Edge Cutlery at the current sale price of $39.99.
No — this listing is the stock pot only, without a lid. It fits 6-quart compatible lids.
A 6-quart matching or universal lid fits this pot — a great add-on to reach the $45.00 free-shipping threshold.
Yes — performance is identical to first quality; only minor cosmetic imperfections differ, at half the price.
Yes — boiling, blanching, stocks, and shellfish all work perfectly lidless.
I spent ten minutes hunting for whatever makes this a factory second and genuinely couldn't tell you. Maybe a faint scuff near the base? Performance is flawless — pasta water comes to a boil fast and the multi-ply construction means no hot spots when I'm doing roux-based soups. For $40 this is absurd value.
Solid build, even heating, cleans up nicely. Just remember there's no lid, which is exactly what the listing says. I had a 6-quart lid from another pot that fits fine. Minus one star only because I'd have liked a lid included at this price tier normally.
I make bone broth every couple weeks and this pot has handled dozens of long simmers without a single issue. Handles stay cool-ish, rivets are sturdy, interior still looks new. The blemish, if there is one, is somewhere I'll never see it.
No complaints about quality — heating is even, cleanup is easy, construction feels like the full-price version. But 6 quarts fills up fast when I'm doing big batches of chili for the family. Should have gone bigger. My fault, not the pot's.
Heats evenly, cleans easily, cheap. Get one.
Bought a factory seconds pot last year, still going strong, so I grabbed this one for my daughter's first apartment. She's in culinary school and these hold up to daily abuse. Minor cosmetic marks on both, nothing functional. Great way to get pro-level cookware on a student budget.
