Nonstick Master Saucepans Hard Anodized 2 Quart Small Sauce Pan with Lid, Aluminum Cooking Pot PFAS-Free, Oven Safe to 500°F, Black

Very heavy-duty materials that should last me several years with proper care. I have had a problem with other pans that were cleaned in my dishwasher than faded over time. I have decided to wash this item by hand. I have seen no appreciable difference in the exterior color from new to now. The only downside is having to handwash the pair after each use and leaving them out to dry. I avoid using paper towels and other rags to avoid leaving any cloth residue inside the pot after they are washed. I would recommend these to anyone that cooks a lot on the stove and needs a quality product that will stand up over time. These are indeed heavy-duty pots that are heavier than most I have owned.

Extremely well made and sturdy Saucepan, very durable and will last a long time.

Best pots and pans I've ever had!

I first read the specs and noticed that they were similar to a ninja foodie 3.5 quart pot selling at $80.00. The similarities that interested me most were the processing temperature of 30,000 °F in order for non-stick substance to "super" adhere to pot and not flake off and the 4.5 mm thick slab of aluminium on the bottom which you need for the hot spots to radiate out through the slab eliminating those hot spots by the time the heat gets to the inside bottom of the pot. Both this pot and the ninja pot are safe in the oven too 500 °F, but the ninja lid is also good to 500, while this one is good to 350. My old 3 qt. pot, which I've used for decades, never once went into the oven--so, not a deal breaker. Then I went to the reviews. But there weren't any reviews--just 3 ratings. Ordinarily, that would have been enough of a red flag to send me elsewhere. But there were those specs. I really wanted those specs. I used my old pot, mostly, for old fashioned oat meal. That stuff is sticky, and who likes hot spots? So, $42 something for this pot or $80 for the Ninja and no reviews--it was a risk. I took the risk and, so far, very happy. Oh yeah, the handle is cool to the touch and with enough girth to make holding it comfortable--unlike my last pot!

I bought both the 2- and 3-quart versions as replacements for one of mine that I managed to ruin. The quality is decent. They transmit heat well. The finish is a bit on the rough side, so I'm only giving them 4 stars, but they are well worth the price. They are easy to clean, and the finish seems to hold up well. The lids fit well. I like having two sizes. Am happy with this purchase.

🌟🌟🌟,5 starsI❗️t's nothing to write home about, but it's above satisfactory but because I bought 3, probably would get a better quality brand. I like the frying pan with this glass cover, don't usually fry steaks but this frying pan 12.5" and little deepest a really good one, especially for the price,will get two more. Brandy's steaks was the best ones I ever made, because of that frying pan, NOT THIS DUXTON THOUGH IT'S OKAY BJT NOTHING SPECIAL, IT'S WORTH YOUR DOLLARS THOUGH! I DON'T KNOW HOW TO FINISH THIS WHEN WE GET HOME computer freaks!⁷

Very nice but too pricey.

It's been in the dishwasher multiple times and looks the same as the first time!

This saucepan works perfectly for us. Food cooks faster. Cleanup is easy. The steam vent in the lid allows food to boil without spilling over. I'm very glad I bought this. I would really appreciate having another, but so far, they're out of stock.