Induction stock pot
Our induction stockpot section includes models designed for induction hobs, fitted with a ferromagnetic base that ensures fast heat-up and even heat distribution. Versatile for simmering, boiling or cooking in sauce, the induction stockpot suits both induction-equipped home kitchens and hospitality establishments. This section is part of the Stockpot range, within the Cookware department.
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Price £75.50Shipped within 10 days
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Price £89.90In stock
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Price £215.50In stock
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Price £75.50In stock
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Price £89.90In stock
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Price £220.00In stock
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Price £239.00In stock
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Price £475.00Shipped within 10 days
Our induction stockpot section includes models designed for induction hobs, fitted with a ferromagnetic base that ensures fast heat-up and even heat distribution. Versatile for simmering, boiling or cooking in sauce, the induction stockpot suits both induction-equipped home kitchens and hospitality establishments. This section is part of the Stockpot range, within the Cookware department.
The reference brands
Choosing your induction stockpot
How to check induction compatibility?
An induction stockpot has a magnetic base: a magnet should stick to it. Favour a thick, flat base for good contact with the hob and uniform heat. If you regularly switch heat sources, an all hobs stockpot remains induction-compatible while also working on other hobs.
Which material and diameter?
Stainless steel is valued for its durability, aluminium for its lightness. As for size, choose the diameter according to your quantities, from 20 to 30 cm models to > 30 cm stockpots for large volumes.
The induction stockpot at AZ Boutique
A specialist in tableware, cookware and hospitality equipment, AZ Boutique offers induction-compatible stockpots for professionals and individuals alike. Find the other versions in the Stockpot range and the Cookware department.
The reference brands
Choosing your induction stockpot
How to check induction compatibility?
An induction stockpot has a magnetic base: a magnet should stick to it. Favour a thick, flat base for good contact with the hob and uniform heat. If you regularly switch heat sources, an all hobs stockpot remains induction-compatible while also working on other hobs.
Which material and diameter?
Stainless steel is valued for its durability, aluminium for its lightness. As for size, choose the diameter according to your quantities, from 20 to 30 cm models to > 30 cm stockpots for large volumes.
The induction stockpot at AZ Boutique
A specialist in tableware, cookware and hospitality equipment, AZ Boutique offers induction-compatible stockpots for professionals and individuals alike. Find the other versions in the Stockpot range and the Cookware department.




