This kettle has dropped 11% in the past several days. It's currently marked down 39% to $36.61 Shipped.
My general advice is to buy a 9 or 10 gallon kettle even for extract, but... this would make a good small batch brew in a bag (BIAB) kettle or an extract kettle. Check out my small batch BIAB technique (and spreadsheet) here.
Winware Professional Aluminum Stock Pots 24 QT/6 Gallon - $36.61 Shipped
A 40 qt/10 Gallon model is also available at a very good price. This model has been a Top Find for quite some time.
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The best bang for your buck on a kettle is to get a turkey fryer. Not hard to find used or new for less than $40 on craiglist. Amazon sells them from time to time for $60 shipped.
ReplyDeleteThese include not only the propane burner, but almost always include a 30L / 7.5 gallon pot, steamer sleeve, lid and thermometer. You will usually pay at least $40 alone for a pot and lid of that size, then another $10 for the steamer insert.
The steamer insert is nice because you can use your pot as a canner, steamer, low country boil, or for BIAB to keep the bag off the kettle bottom. Most steamer trays have a hook on them to hang suspended on the edge of the pot which you can use to sparge or drain if you do batch sparging or biab.
Just something to keep in mind. Even if you don't need the burner you could probably spend the $60 and then sell the stove for $30.