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You want pots to conduct heat, not contain it. The closest comparison is cast iron which has a large mass, so heat ebbs and flows from it slowly (and, is more c
by Kirby64 4y ago
You want pots to conduct heat, not contain it. The closest comparison is cast iron which has a large mass, so heat ebbs and flows from it slowly (and, is more consistent).
Insulation would mean you have an even harder time transferring heat to the pot, so it's not only worthless, it's actively bad.
- wolverine876 4y ago> Insulation would mean you have an even harder time transferring heat to the pot Obviously, insulate the sides and top.