11 Quart Stainless Steel Steamer Fruit Vegetable Juicer

Turn a bumper fruit harvest into jelly, syrup, or juice concentrate without a dedicated juicer. This 11 quart stainless steel steamer stacks three pots: boil water below, load produce in the top colander, and let steam press juice into the middle kettle.

Key Features

• Capacity: 11 quart, three-pot steamer and juicer system
• Material: Stainless steel and aluminum
• Included: Juicer steamer (3 pots), hose with clamp, glass lid
• Dimensions: 12 in L x 12 in W x 14 in H
• Weight: 6 lbs
• Cooktop compatibility: Works on all cooktops, including induction

The bottom pot doubles as a plain stockpot for soup, and the colander works as a wash basin or pasta strainer, so it earns shelf space beyond harvest season. Juice collection runs on steam pressure rather than pressing, so yields come slower than an electric juicer, suited to weekend batch preserving.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it work on induction cooktops?
Yes, the steamer juicer is compatible with all cooktop types, including induction, gas, electric, and glass top ranges. The stainless steel and aluminum construction is built for direct stovetop heat, so it runs on any of them without an adapter plate or diffuser.

What can I make with the juice?
The middle kettle collects steam extracted juice suited to jelly, syrup, nectar, or concentrate. Because it comes out clean through steaming rather than pressing, it settles well for canning or freezing in batches, a good match for putting up a fruit harvest rather than a single quick glass.

What comes included with the steamer?
The set includes all three stacking pots, the bottom boiler, the juice collecting kettle, and the top colander, plus a hose with clamp for draining the kettle without lifting the stack, and a glass lid to watch the steam and produce while it cooks.

Can I use the bottom pot on its own?
Yes, the bottom pot functions as a standard stockpot by itself, suited to simmering soup or stock any time the steaming and juicing tiers are not in use, so the set earns its keep in the kitchen well outside of harvest season too.

Can the colander be used for other tasks?
Yes, the top colander doubles as a wash basin for rinsing produce before cooking, or as a pasta strainer once dinner rolls around, giving it a role in the kitchen that goes well beyond just steaming and juicing fruit each fall.

How much produce can it hold at once?
The system's total capacity is 11 quarts across the three pots. How much fruit or vegetable fits per batch depends on how loosely the top colander is packed, since steam needs room to circulate around the produce for even extraction.

How much space does it need on the stove or in storage?
Assembled, the steamer juicer measures 12 inches long, 12 inches wide, and 14 inches tall, and weighs 6 lbs, sized to sit on a standard stovetop burner and store on a cabinet or pantry shelf between harvests each growing year.