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WearEver Premium Hard-Anodized Skillet

*Est. $30

WearEver Premium Hard-Anodized Skillet

12-inch nonstick skillet

pros
  • Light and well balanced
  • Hollow handles stay relatively cool
  • Non-stick surface
  • Browns food well
cons
  • Food cooks quickly
  • Dark interior
  • Must be hand-washed
  • Handle too light and narrow
 
 
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Recommend, June 1, 2009
Love this pan...works great for so many things! Have not put it in the dishwasher, am a bit worried a/b that...but i would recommend this!
fine all around non-stick pan, May 7, 2009

I bought this pan over a year ago (yes, based on the Cooks Illustrated review.) I cook almost everyday with this pan. I saute vegetables, fry omelets, cook quick pasta sauces and even brown meat in it. The basics: It is 12" in diameter at the top of the rim and tapers down to a 9" diameter cooking surface. The sides are 1 7/8" high. It is a little heavy for a non-stick pan but easy to handle. It has met all of my expectations and more. Expectations met: 1) even heating 2) easy clean up 3) Durable non stick coating, no damage evident to date (I don't use metal utensils with it and I do hand wash it because of the size.) 4) comfortable handle Expectations exceded: 1) I didn't expect fond! I really do brown steaks and pork chops in this pan and develop enough fond for a nice au jus, not enough for gravy but this is a non-stick pan after all. 2) I really like the handle. It is a hollow, brushed stainless steel tube that is shaped with an oval bulge for you to grip so that when you lift the pan full of food it is easy to control. The handle is securely riveted in two places through a piece of stainless steel on the outside of the pan, through the wall of the pan, to prevent any stress cracking or wear. It even has a hole in the end so that you can hang it on a rack. 3) Between the quality non stick coating and the sturdy construction I expect many years of use out of this pan. I like the fact that I wont be adding to the land fill on a regular basis and wont be eating flecks of coating either. The only negative I could think of for this pan is that it is messy to pour from. I usually use a large spoon or tongs to remove food from it. Bottom line, if you want a 12" non stick pan, get this one.

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great f 'n pan!!, May 2, 2009
This is a great f 'n pan! I plan to get more in different sizes.
wearever premium hard anodized 12 inch saute pan, April 30, 2009
I'm not very happy with it. The handle is too loose on it and it worrys me about it coming off. There is no way to tighten it.
Almost too light, February 17, 2009
The only negative I have found with this pan is that it is so light it very easily slides around on my radiant stove. This wouldn't be an issue with another type of stove.
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1. Cook's Country

Editors put eight low-cost (under $50) non-stick skillets through thorough testing. The WearEver Hard-Anodized 12-inch skillet is one of the models included in testing. Pans were tested for comfort and cooking performance with a 12-egg frittata. Editors also tried scratching the pans with knives and abrasive cleaners to see how they stood up (manufacturers don't recommend using knives or abrasives in this type of pan).

Review: Non-Stick Skillets, Editors of Cook'sCountry.com, Apr. 2008

2. Amazon.com

Almost three dozen owners give the WearEver 12-inch skillet 4.5 out of five stars. Most say it's a superb value, but some say the handle is a bit awkward, too light and too narrow.

Review: WearEver Premium Hard-Anodized 12-Inch Saute Pan, Contributors to Amazon.com

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