— Anolon 81902 —
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$39.99 plus shipping FREE tax |
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$39.75 plus shipping plus tax |
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A very useful pan. Sturdy and great nonstick.
I use this pan all the time for pasta for 2-3 or raw veggie cooking. Nice design- good, sturdy lid. Easy to handle when straining. It has become one of the most used pots/pans in my kitchen. I grab for it for several uses. Clean up is basically a quick wipe. I have had this pot for about 6 mo. & I hope the nonstick surface holds up for a couple of years at least....
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Good for the price
This pot is slimmer than a lot of saucepans but it's a bit taller. The material is thinner, so the pot doesn't weigh as much as the commercial grade version. The lid doesn't lock, but most people should figure that based on the price. Straining can be difficult but easily solved by leaning the pot against the edge of the sink over a potholder so it doesn't slip. It's a good pot for the price, non-stick, tall, handle is sturdy.
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For Christmas, 2007, I purchased the Anolon Advanced 12-piece cookware that included two other pieces for free. I chose the Anolon Advanced after reading many reviews first. I wanted this investment to last me a lifetime. This Christmas, 2008, I asked for the 3 1/2 quart covered straining saucepan because I want to keep adding pieces to the set as well as this pan makes sense and is practical.| elapsed time: | 230.3ms |
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