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Vogue Aluminium Stock Pot 47.2Ltr

SKU: S354

£87.83(£105.40 inc VAT)

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This is a large-format aluminium stock pot from Vogue, designed for bulk preparation of stocks, soups, sauces, and similar liquids. With a capacity of 47.2 litres, it sits at the larger end of what a single chef can handle comfortably on a standard range burner, and is well suited to kitchens where batch cooking is a regular part of the production cycle rather than an occasional task.

In practice, a pot of this size is most useful during prep shifts rather than live service — bulk stocks can be produced ahead of time and portioned down as needed. Aluminium heats quickly and responds well to temperature adjustments, which helps when bringing large volumes up to a simmer without prolonged waiting. At 4.1kg empty, it is manageable to lift when partially filled, though full capacity loads are heavy and operators should factor that into safe handling practice.

Practical advantages for day-to-day use include:

  • Fast heat-up thanks to aluminium's thermal conductivity
  • Lightweight construction relative to stainless alternatives of the same capacity
  • Simple, uncoated interior that is straightforward to clean thoroughly
  • Suitable for gas and electric ranges with appropriately sized burners
  • Cost-effective entry point for large-batch cookware

It is worth noting that aluminium is not suitable for induction hobs, and uncoated aluminium can react with acidic ingredients over extended cooking times — something to bear in mind if the pot will be used frequently for tomato-based or wine-heavy reductions. A compatible lid is available separately and is worth considering if the pot will be used for prolonged simmering.

This pot is a practical choice for pub kitchens, school catering, care homes, and similar operations where batch cooking is routine and cost-effective equipment matters. For very high-throughput sites running continuous production, a heavier-gauge or stainless option may prove more durable over the long term.

If you are unsure whether this capacity suits your production volumes or have questions about compatibility with your existing range, we are happy to help you work through the details before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Is this stock pot suitable for induction hobs?

No — aluminium is not magnetic and will not work on induction hobs. This pot is designed for use on gas and electric radiant burners. If your kitchen relies on induction cooking, you would need a stainless steel pot with a suitable base.

Can this pot be used for acidic recipes like tomato-based sauces?

Uncoated aluminium can react with highly acidic ingredients — such as tomatoes, citrus, or wine — particularly during long cooking times. For occasional use this is unlikely to cause significant issues, but for regular acidic batch cooking a stainless steel pot is generally a more practical long-term choice.

Does the lid come included with this pot?

The lid is not included and needs to be ordered separately. If you plan to use the pot for extended simmering or to retain heat during holding, it is worth ordering the compatible lid at the same time — our team can confirm the correct option if you are unsure.
Vogue Aluminium Stock Pot 47.2Ltr

£87.83(£105.40 inc VAT)

£87.83(£105.40 inc VAT)

This is a large-format aluminium stock pot from Vogue, designed for bulk preparation of stocks, soups, sauces, and similar liquids. With a capacity of 47.2 litres, it sits at the larger end of what a single chef can handle comfortably on a standard range burner, and is well suited to kitchens where batch cooking is a regular part of the production cycle rather than an occasional task.

In practice, a pot of this size is most useful during prep shifts rather than live service — bulk stocks can be produced ahead of time and portioned down as needed. Aluminium heats quickly and responds well to temperature adjustments, which helps when bringing large volumes up to a simmer without prolonged waiting. At 4.1kg empty, it is manageable to lift when partially filled, though full capacity loads are heavy and operators should factor that into safe handling practice.

Practical advantages for day-to-day use include:

  • Fast heat-up thanks to aluminium's thermal conductivity
  • Lightweight construction relative to stainless alternatives of the same capacity
  • Simple, uncoated interior that is straightforward to clean thoroughly
  • Suitable for gas and electric ranges with appropriately sized burners
  • Cost-effective entry point for large-batch cookware

It is worth noting that aluminium is not suitable for induction hobs, and uncoated aluminium can react with acidic ingredients over extended cooking times — something to bear in mind if the pot will be used frequently for tomato-based or wine-heavy reductions. A compatible lid is available separately and is worth considering if the pot will be used for prolonged simmering.

This pot is a practical choice for pub kitchens, school catering, care homes, and similar operations where batch cooking is routine and cost-effective equipment matters. For very high-throughput sites running continuous production, a heavier-gauge or stainless option may prove more durable over the long term.

If you are unsure whether this capacity suits your production volumes or have questions about compatibility with your existing range, we are happy to help you work through the details before you order.