This is a solid, heavy, saucepan that is ideal for induction cooktops. Its finish is very bright and shiny and I've subjected it to different kinds of foods including a test run of heavily salted water to see if the finish would degrade or rust in any way. It has not.
Heat is very well controlled with this pan. Also, the lid I got with it is perfect. It's solid and heavy, and fits perfectly on top of this saucepan. (I got both the 2-qt and 3-qt pans and the same lid works perfectly. They are the same dimensions except the 3-qt is taller). I am not into the glass lids since I don't think they work as well.
I saw reviews that said this pan rusts. For the two I got, (2-qt and 3-qt) this is not at all the case. It might be that somehow Cuisinart allowed some inferior metal into the factory. I think it's more likely that the reviews were misplaced were actually for another product and were mistakenly put here, or they might have been fake reviews.
I think this is a really great product. I gave 4 stars for durability only because I haven't had it very long, and so I can't say how durable it will be for a decade. I think I will give it 5 stars soon. I have tried to ruin it and it still shines and performs extremely well.
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Cuisinart MCP22-24N MultiClad Pro Stainless Open Skillet
No other piece of cookware performs with the versatility of the Cuisinart MultiClad Pro Stainless saucepan. Whether you're preparing a delicate hollandaise sauce, steaming savory wild rice or simmering a hearty soup, no other piece of cookware offers more reliable results. Cuisinart MultiClad Pro Stainless Cookware has a core of pure aluminum for unsurpassed durability and performance.
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- Brushed stainless exterior, Drip-Free Pouring Rim
- Dishwasher Safe
- Suitable for use with induction cook tops
- Professional Triple Ply Construction features a core of pure aluminum
- Cool Grip Handle Solid stainless steel riveted handle stays cool on the stovetop
- Tightfitting cover seals in moisture and nutrients for healthier, more flavorful results, every time you cook
- Heat SurroundTM Technology allows for even heat distribution along the bottom and sidewalls of the cookware
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| size | 3-Quart | Silver | 2.5 QT | 3-Quart | 3-Quart | 2 Quart |
| capacity | 2.84 liters | 3 quarts | 2.5 quarts | 2.84 liters | 2.84 liters | 1.89 liters |
| material | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Tri-Ply Capsule Bottom | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel | Stainless Steel |
| unit count | 1 | — | 1 | 1 | — | 1 |
| finish type | Brushed | — | Stainless Steel | Polished | Stainless Steel | Mirror Satin |
| oven safe | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ |
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It’s not All-Clad, but it’s good value
My favorite cookware is the All-Clad set I received a few years ago. That set the standard for me as to what good laminated pots and pans should be. Recently I decided I needed a 3-quart saucepan to fill out the set, and seeing this one on sale, (and trusting the Cuisinart name) I decided to take a chance on it.Functionally, this pan is very good- much better than many similarly-priced imports. The bottom is heavy and does a good job of distributing heat evenly. It’s slightly convex (a few millimeters) which keeps it from rocking on a flat surface. The handle is solid, nicely polished, and comfortable to hold. It’s a pretty good saucepan. But there are differences between it and my All-Clad pans. The core is aluminum, not copper. The metal on the Cusinart is thinner. The lid rings like a bell if it contacts the pan. I suspect it’ll dent more easily.If you want a set of pots and pans that will last you a lifetime, buy All-Clad. The difference in price will seem trivial after a decade of use. If, however, you’re a new graduate trying to make ends meet, or you’re looking for inexpensive cookware for a cottage, this pot is much better than any of the no-name imports I’ve tried- and it does come with a lifetime warranty.
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My favorite cookware is the All-Clad set I received a few years ago. That set the standard for me as to what good laminated pots and pans should be. Recently I decided I needed a 3-quart saucepan to fill out the set, and seeing this one on sale, (and trusting the Cuisinart name) I decided to take a chance on it.
Functionally, this pan is very good- much better than many similarly-priced imports. The bottom is heavy and does a good job of distributing heat evenly. It’s slightly convex (a few millimeters) which keeps it from rocking on a flat surface. The handle is solid, nicely polished, and comfortable to hold. It’s a pretty good saucepan. But there are differences between it and my All-Clad pans. The core is aluminum, not copper. The metal on the Cusinart is thinner. The lid rings like a bell if it contacts the pan. I suspect it’ll dent more easily.
If you want a set of pots and pans that will last you a lifetime, buy All-Clad. The difference in price will seem trivial after a decade of use. If, however, you’re a new graduate trying to make ends meet, or you’re looking for inexpensive cookware for a cottage, this pot is much better than any of the no-name imports I’ve tried- and it does come with a lifetime warranty.
Functionally, this pan is very good- much better than many similarly-priced imports. The bottom is heavy and does a good job of distributing heat evenly. It’s slightly convex (a few millimeters) which keeps it from rocking on a flat surface. The handle is solid, nicely polished, and comfortable to hold. It’s a pretty good saucepan. But there are differences between it and my All-Clad pans. The core is aluminum, not copper. The metal on the Cusinart is thinner. The lid rings like a bell if it contacts the pan. I suspect it’ll dent more easily.
If you want a set of pots and pans that will last you a lifetime, buy All-Clad. The difference in price will seem trivial after a decade of use. If, however, you’re a new graduate trying to make ends meet, or you’re looking for inexpensive cookware for a cottage, this pot is much better than any of the no-name imports I’ve tried- and it does come with a lifetime warranty.
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