Cook N Home 3-Quart Hard Anodized Ceramic Nonstick Saucepan with Glass Lid, Yellow

Name: Cook N Home 3-Quart Hard Anodized Ceramic Nonstick Saucepan with Glass Lid, Yellow
Brand: Cook N Home
SKU: 02776-final sale
Price: 74.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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$74.99

This 3-quart saucepan is suitable for cooking sauces, soups, vegetables, grains, and other everyday meals. Its compact size is convenient for preparing smaller portions and side dishes.

Made of heavy-gauge aluminum with a hard anodized ceramic nonstick coating, the saucepan provides fast, even heat distribution and easy food release. The bright yellow exterior and light gray interior give the cookware a clean, modern appearance.

The tempered glass lid features a steam vent for convenient cooking visibility, while the stainless steel handle provides a comfortable grip and heat resistance. The saucepan is compatible with induction, gas, electric, glass, ceramic, and halogen cooktops, oven safe up to 500°F, with the lid safe up to 350°F. Dishwasher safe; hand washing is recommended.

Specifications

02776#

Material: Heavy-Gauge Aluminum
Finish: Hard Anodized Ceramic Nonstick
Color: Yellow Exterior
Capacity: 3 Quarts
Lid: Tempered Glass with Steam Vent
Handle: Stainless Steel
Cooktop Compatibility: Induction, Gas, Electric, Glass, Ceramic & Halogen
Oven Safe: Pot up to 500°F / Lid up to 350°F
Care: Dishwasher Safe; Hand Washing Recommended
Brand: Cook N Home

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Good product

Wd love it.!

NO MORE TEPHLON FOR ME, Thanks!

I originally got some Marta Stewart Walmart pans. (Those ones didn't last very long at all)These were my second try ceramic pans and I only got a 3 qt one to start.PROS:These work GREAT. No chips. Easy to clean. No sticking. I really like cooking with these. They feel serious. They feel solid. The yellow is a joy to look at, very sunny. I didn't think that would matter, but it does. Be bold, buy the fun color! :)(Only sorta, not even deal-breaking to me) CONS:The handles can get a bit warm when on high-heat for a while, and more sensitive fingies should use pot holders just in case, but I am fine without a potholder 99% of the time.A little heavier than the other ones, but not as heavy as cast iron or anything.I've since gotten a smaller sauce pan, big stock pot, and the smaller frying pan.I wish I had gotten these originally, instead of wasting my money on those MS garbo Walmart pans. :(

Sharp and sleek

Nice pot

Imparts a taste.

My primary reason for trying this brand is to find a pot that doesn't impart any taste to its contents. Aluminum and even stainless steel give water an unpleasant taste. I've used the pot three times to heat coffee water, after several thorough cleanings, and there is a taste to the water I don't like. And I can detect a plastic-solvent smell to the inside material. I don't want to drag out and set up the microwave (kitchen is very small) because then I can heat water directly in a ceramic or glass container. I think a Corning or Pyrex pot would also work, and despite their drawbacks, I might try one of those pots.