Test Report

10 stainless steel pots (20 cm) in a comparative test

How much electricity you use when cooking is determined above all by the quality of the pots used; after all, a decent model not only impresses with short heating and cooking times, but also stores the heat once it has been reached, allowing you to switch the cooker down again quickly to save electricity. Once food has reached its boiling point, there is no need to continue to feed it with maximum temperatures in order to prepare it without fail. So if you only buy models of this quality, you will save a considerable amount of electricity - and even higher prices will pay for themselves over time.

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Edition02/2017

10 Products in test

1Testsieger94/100
Woll Concept (20 cm, Pot, Stainless steel)
Pots + Pans
CHF66.90

Woll Concept

20 cm, Pot, Stainless steel

289/100

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Berndes Raumwunder 20 cm 3,25 l
Unfortunately this product is currently not available in our assortment.
3Preis-/Leistungssieger89/100
489/100

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BK Cookware Q-linear Master Glas 20 cm
Unfortunately this product is currently not available in our assortment.
589/100

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B/R/K Quick Clack Pro 20 cm
Unfortunately this product is currently not available in our assortment.
689/100

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Rohe Viviena Fleischtopf 20 cm
Unfortunately this product is currently not available in our assortment.
788/100

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Ballarini Pisa Bratentopf 20 cm
Unfortunately this product is currently not available in our assortment.
888/100

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Tefal Hero Kochtopf 20 cm
Unfortunately this product is currently not available in our assortment.
987/100
Schulte-Ufer Wega 3.5 L (20 cm, Pot, Stainless steel)
Pots + Pans

Schulte-Ufer Wega 3.5 L

20 cm, Pot, Stainless steel

1084/100

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Karcher Harmony Kochtopf 20 cm
Unfortunately this product is currently not available in our assortment.