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Vogue Aluminium Stock Pot 37.8Ltr

SKU: S353

£79.91(£95.89 inc VAT)

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This is a large-capacity aluminium stock pot from Vogue, intended for bulk preparation of stocks, soups, sauces, and braising liquids in professional kitchen environments. At 37.8 litres, it sits firmly in the heavy-production end of the range and is built for the kind of volume that smaller pots simply cannot handle in a single batch.

Aluminium is a practical choice for stock pots at this size. It conducts heat quickly and evenly across the base and sides, which helps prevent localised scorching during long, slow cooking — a particular consideration when preparing bone stocks or reduced sauces that require extended time on the hob. The material also keeps overall weight manageable for a pot of this capacity, which matters when it needs to be lifted, drained, or moved during service.

From an operational standpoint, this pot suits kitchens where batch cooking is a regular part of prep workflow:

  • Large capacity reduces the number of batches needed for high-volume prep
  • Even heat distribution supports consistent results across the full volume
  • Two handles provide a secure two-person lift when full
  • Compatible lid available separately, aiding heat retention and reducing reduction times
  • Straightforward to clean and resistant to the routine demands of a busy kitchen

It works well on gas and solid-top ranges. Aluminium is not induction-compatible, so it is worth confirming your hob type before purchasing. The pot is also worth pairing with the compatible lid if simmering or holding for extended periods, as this improves heat retention and reduces the risk of over-evaporation.

This pot is well suited to high-volume catering operations, contract caterers, hospital or school kitchens, and any site where large-batch liquid cooking is a regular task. For lighter use or smaller services, a smaller capacity within the same range would be more appropriate. For very high-output operations running multiple batches simultaneously, it may be worth considering a heavier-gauge option.

If you are unsure whether this size suits your prep volumes or have questions about cookware for a particular menu type, the team is happy to help you work through it.

Frequently asked questions

Is this stock pot suitable for use on induction hobs?

No — aluminium is not induction-compatible. This pot is designed for use on gas burners and solid-top ranges. If your kitchen runs induction, you would need a pot with a suitable magnetic base material.

What volume of service is this pot realistically suited to?

At 37.8 litres, this pot is well matched to high-volume prep environments such as contract catering, school or hospital kitchens, or restaurant operations producing large batches of stock, soup, or sauce as part of daily prep. For smaller operations producing three or four portions at a time, a smaller capacity would be more practical.

Does the pot come with a lid included?

No, the lid is sold separately. Vogue offer a compatible 370mm lid that fits this pot, which is worth adding if you plan to simmer for extended periods or need to hold liquids at temperature without excessive evaporation.
Vogue Aluminium Stock Pot 37.8Ltr

£79.91(£95.89 inc VAT)

£79.91(£95.89 inc VAT)

This is a large-capacity aluminium stock pot from Vogue, intended for bulk preparation of stocks, soups, sauces, and braising liquids in professional kitchen environments. At 37.8 litres, it sits firmly in the heavy-production end of the range and is built for the kind of volume that smaller pots simply cannot handle in a single batch.

Aluminium is a practical choice for stock pots at this size. It conducts heat quickly and evenly across the base and sides, which helps prevent localised scorching during long, slow cooking — a particular consideration when preparing bone stocks or reduced sauces that require extended time on the hob. The material also keeps overall weight manageable for a pot of this capacity, which matters when it needs to be lifted, drained, or moved during service.

From an operational standpoint, this pot suits kitchens where batch cooking is a regular part of prep workflow:

  • Large capacity reduces the number of batches needed for high-volume prep
  • Even heat distribution supports consistent results across the full volume
  • Two handles provide a secure two-person lift when full
  • Compatible lid available separately, aiding heat retention and reducing reduction times
  • Straightforward to clean and resistant to the routine demands of a busy kitchen

It works well on gas and solid-top ranges. Aluminium is not induction-compatible, so it is worth confirming your hob type before purchasing. The pot is also worth pairing with the compatible lid if simmering or holding for extended periods, as this improves heat retention and reduces the risk of over-evaporation.

This pot is well suited to high-volume catering operations, contract caterers, hospital or school kitchens, and any site where large-batch liquid cooking is a regular task. For lighter use or smaller services, a smaller capacity within the same range would be more appropriate. For very high-output operations running multiple batches simultaneously, it may be worth considering a heavier-gauge option.

If you are unsure whether this size suits your prep volumes or have questions about cookware for a particular menu type, the team is happy to help you work through it.