Oster Sangerfield Stainless Steel Cookware, 3.0-Quart Dutch Oven w/Steamer Basket

Bottom could be thicker but good for the price. Lid fits well, handles relatively cool. Thinner bottomed pots usually do better on a gas stove, but I tried it on an electric glass-top and it was fine.

Now I am a steam vegetarian ! NOPE ! But it fantastic for steaming all kinds of fed !

I bought these for my RV. They’re nice and compact. They work great.

Learning to cook smaller meals, this turns out to be the perfect pot to do that. Also, since downsizing, I need things that can perform more than one function, this dors.

Changed the game for steaming veggies. Wish I had purchased years ago.

I've been looking all over for a small steamer to do tamales from Trader Joes. Nicely made and holds the tamales high above the boiling water. Don't forget to put a couple of pennies in the bottom. Thank you Oyster!

It arrived, I opened the boxes, removed the contents and assembled everything together. The lid fit the strainer but the strainer was not steady on the pot's top. I washed everything and then I put water in the pot, heated it up, carefully balanced the strainer on top of the pot, added some frozen pork dumplings, put the lid on top and waited for the food to steam. It did what it was supposed to do but the pot and strainer don't set well together.Then I put the lid on the pot. It didn't sit good because the pot was bent or warped. I did what I could to try and rebend/warp the pot to make it round again. I think I succeeded but its still not a snug fit.I'm going to chalk it up to poor craftsmanship and cheap ass materials.But, for 22 bucks and some change, I will make it work. I guess I shouldn't have used it. I don't know. I need my meds.

This is pretty lightweight cookware so I was a little apprehensive. However, it's wonderful and I use it all the time. Love it.