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Thunder Group 20 quart 18/8 stainless steel pasta cooker, comes in each
$ 55.44
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McDonald Paper & Restaurant SuppliesThunder Group 20 quart 18/8 stainless steel pasta cooker, comes in each
Thunder Group SLSPC020, 20-Quart Stainless Steel Pasta Cooker with Cover will be an extremely useful addition to your cookware collection. The commercial quality 20-quart stock pot and pasta cooker includes an outside water pot, a perforated insert to be used as a pasta cooker and a matching cover for better heat retention. The 18-8 stainless steel construction with aluminum core provides even and thorough heat distribution to make cooking fast and enjoyable. Both pot and insert feature comfortable riveted handles for secure grip and transportation. Dishwasher safe. Prepare your signature soups, seafood, pastas and simmering sauces with this amazing set!
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