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Cuisinart Chef's Classic Stainless 1-1/2-Quart Saucepan with Cover
Cuisinart Chef's Classic, 1.5 QT Covered Stainless Saucepan, 18/10 Mirror Finish Stainless Steel, Aluminum Encapsulated Bottom, Solid Stainless Riveted Cool Grip Handle, Tapered Rim For Drip Free Pouring, Tight Fitting Cover, Limited Lifetime Warranty.
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Shame Amazon. This pot goes for $69.95 on Cuisinart site. So Amazon is nocking off $10, but is attempting to lead one to believe it is even more. Good pot, but Amazon is inflating manufacturer's price.
Manufacturer instructions say you can put them in the dishwasher, but I prefer to wash them by hand which is a breeze. I highly recommend this product. I have purchased almost the entire Cuisinart classic line, and purchased this saucepan for my daughter. These products cook evenly and clean up the easiest of any cookware I have ever owned. I also own some pieces of a much more expensive stainless cookware set (ends with "clad"). and I find the Cuisinart to be as good in the cooking of food, and actually much better in the clean-up of the pot/pan. The exterior shine has stayed stellar in spite of repeatedly use and washings. As the pieces come on sale, I add to her collection, and mine if I don't already own it.
This is also a perfect pan for making a little one-person meal. I am a little embarrassed to admit, but I've made ramen noodles in this pan on some late nights. I can't possibly list them all, this is my second most used pan, a close second to my Lodge Logic 12" cast iron pan. Beginner or seasoned home cooks alike, I am sure you'll find this pan to be an excellent investment for your money.
This saucepan is the perfect complement to my Cuisinart Chef's Classic Stainless 12-Inch Everyday Pan with Medium Dome Cover, when I am cooking a chicken or steak in the large pan (or my trusty 12" cast iron pan), I am usually making a sauce or boiling vegetables in this not-so-small saucepan. Don't be fooled by the price tag, this may be a cheap pan, but it is certainly not cheaply made. It has a rather heavy bottom for heat retention, which is exactly what I want. =====. - Versatile (from sauce to dessert to tea making to a small lasagna). but that's really just a general stainless steel cookware issue - Well priced. =====.
- Can be nuked in the oven up to 450 degrees. It is a truly versatile pan, I have used it to boil a few eggs, steam vegetables, melt chocolate, warm up left-over soup, make masala chai (it's easier than most people think and VERY tasty), or even bake a small cake in it. Pros:. Cons:. - Stainless steel needs a little more care than non-stick cookware, and may colorize over time. - Well made. Handle is sturdy, and the lid fits tight, and it will stand up to 450 degrees of heat in the oven (from the manual, although I never pushed it to that extreme heat).
Great product I hope to have to cook dinner for my grandchildren 30 years from now. Works like a charm if taken care of properly.
Finally, they agreed to resend it, but I still don't have either a pan or my credit. Macy's sent a number of automated responses to my inquiries. I never did receive the pan.
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