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$19.95 plus $6.76 shipping FREE tax |
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$19.99 plus shipping plus tax |
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Great Saucepan!
I love this saucepan! I have been slowly replacing old pans with Calphalon, which I love too, but I didn't want to pay $30 or more for just a saucepan; this one is wonderful and I loved the price! I read the reviews first and couldn't be happier, easy to clean, feels good in the hand, love the glass lid...I was concerned about the handle, since I often have dermatis on my hand, didn't want something that hurt, cutting into my dry skin, but not this handle, really quite comfortable to hold.
Nonstick coating scratched on 1st use
I was very pleased when this set and pan arrived as looks nice in appearance. A little lighter than other annodized cookware but was sturdy for the price. I was surprised when I used the pan for the first time to warm up some soup using nonscratch utensils made for nonstick cookware and the pan still scratched!!! I read some other reviews in which folks had trouble with the nonstick. I suppose it is like a new car - some just get made on a bad day or are defective from the start. I have not u...
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Great Pot!
Best pot I've ever had. My sister gave me one of these years ago, and I could cook anything in it without having it stick the way it did to other pots I've had. Just filling it with water and letting it sit a while would loosen any thing that did stick, even hot cereal. Unfortunately, as I eventually often wind up doing, I burned it boiling water. Several times. That will take the Nonstick out of any Nonstick cookware. It took me a while to find a replacement, until I tried Amazon and found one ...
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