Turner_Brown

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I'm looking for an economical 5-6 gal. brewpot that I can pick up this weekend? Anyone have any suggestions on where to buy one? I would like to stay under $30 since this is only a temporary solution.

Anthony_Lopez

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If its temporary, hit up your local walmart or target. They usually have some decent stock pots for short money

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springer

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Sam's has a 24 quart SS pot that is actually very nice I bought one a while ago it was like 58 bucks

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NicePelos

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Chicagoland winemakers in Elmhurst has a 20 quart stainless steel stock pot for around $30 or $35. It's not the thickest walled pot, but it should do.

Boodlemania

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Also look for a local restaurant supply store.

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OLB

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If you are in the near north suburbs you can try the Super H mart next to the Home Depot in Niles. I've seen SS pots in that size range there before. Might cost a couple extra $$, but not much.