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Large roasting pan with wire rack
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Technical Details
- Durable 12-by-15-inch roaster holds up to 25 pounds- Heavy-gauge carbon steel for balance, excellent heat distribution, warp-resistance
- Floating rack rests securely on handles, promotes healthier cooking
- Superior nonstick coating is safe for broiler, dishwasher, and metal utensils
- Upright anodized cast aluminum handles for easy handling
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By J. Maysonet
I have used my roaster about 3 times already and it has worked great. I don't know from reading some of the comments here that people say their roaster started bubbling. The previous times that I have used it I put water in the roaster when I roasted a ham or ribs.
By AMZDBYGRS (Pacific Northwest)
That is what it should be sold as, use it once and you have to throw it out. Bought this because of the Kitchen Aid Brand. Thought it was one of the best of the best, not anymore. Roasted a turkey, put the cooled pan in water to soak, teflon bubbled and peeled off. Only used cotton dish cloth to wash! GREATLY DISAPPOINTED NO P.......st OFF!
By A Research It Maven (USA)
Having been given this roaster as a gift, I was shocked how junky it is! I respected the old KitchenAid name, but it seems things have changed! Compare features and price of this KitchenAid roaster (CHINA) to the 17" non stick OvenStuff for $19.99! (which is made the USA!). OvenStuff Non-Stick 17.2 Inch x 12.7 Inch x 2.7 Inch Large Roasting Pan with Rack!! The whole OvenStuff line of cookware is fabulous - be sure to check it out!
By Edward Adamovich (WV)
Tephlon peels off with oven use only. Placement of handles is very poor making it difficult to open when hot. Would not buy!!
By John S. Cate (Raleigh, NC USA)
A friend of mine owned one of these roasters; still does own it, actually, but now it's not useful for anything except a storage bin. She used it a total of nine times in about two and a half years of ownership, for such things as holiday turkeys and hams, and for roasting pork shoulders for pork barbecue. It was on the pork shoulders that the roaster exhibited the same behavior that so many others have reported. The Teflon coating started to bubble and peel, to the point that about 30 percent of the roaster was exposed bare metal. Fortunately, very little of the Teflon got into the meat, and we were able to save it. But the roaster was toast, and KitchenAid refused to replace it. She'd had it too long, even though it had hardly been used. I can only advise others to avoid this product. It clearly, based on our experience and others, has major design flaws.
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