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Advanced Home Hard-Anodized Nonstick 2-Quart Straining Saucepan – Durable Even-Heating Pan with Pour Spouts and Lid
$54.99 $50.99
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Product details
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Description
Features
- Exceptional Thermal Performance: Oven safe up to 400°F, providing even heating without hot spots for perfect cooking results every time.
- Long-Lasting Nonstick: Sapphire-reinforced Infinity Slide nonstick surface is metal-utensil safe and lasts 16x longer than traditional coatings and 80x longer than typical ceramic cookware.
- Ultra-Durable Build: Crafted from hard-anodized aluminum, which is twice as hard as stainless steel for superior strength and reliability.
- Effortless Cleaning: Nonstick coating inside and out resists staining and allows for quick, easy cleanup.
- Comfortable SureGrip Handles: Dual-riveted handles provide a secure, comfortable grip and superior control.
Technical Specs
| Capacity | 2 quarts |
| Material | Hard-anodized aluminum |
| Oven Safe Temperature | Up to 400°F |
| Cleaning & Care | Hand wash only |
| Handle Type | Anolon SureGrip dual-riveted handles |
| Warranty | Manufacturer’s limited lifetime warranty |
Sheldon –
This pan is a nice size and with dimensions that work perfectly for me. Some pans are too narrow or too wide for my burners. In addition, it cleans up very easily and the coating seems to be durable. I also like the fact that the lid doesn’t have a vent hole, and that helps to keep the heat inside the pan, which is useful when cooking rice and allows better temperature control. This is the third such pan I’ve purchased and I’m quite happy with it.
Lisa –
Good pot but wish I could get a 3 1/2 quart like I used to have. The lid on this has changed a little bit so I kept my old one. I wish Anolon would make it the way they used to and have the sizes they used to. They have them in other brands, but most of them are cheap and not exactly made the way they used to make them design wise. I like a smaller taller pot.
MeMe –
This pot is heavy, but notvtoo heavy. It looks really nice and cooks wonderfully. He holds the appropriate temps and does not stick. It’s larger capacity enables me to cook all i need together in one pot. One of the best pots I have ever owned and well worth the money. Thinking about buying a 2nd one.
deborah olsen –
I have an Anolon set from about 25 years ago which I use daily. The 2 quart is my most frequently used pot and is starting to wear so I wanted another 2 quart pot. With the mixed reviews I was hesitant to purchase but decided to take the risk as I love my original set. I’ve been using the pot several times a week for the past 2 months, approximately. I’ve used it to make rice, veggies and sautee small amounts of meat. I’m very happy with my purchase but the quality of the pot is not what it use to be. However, for the price, its a very good quality. For comparison, the high quality pot I really wanted, their 2 quart pot was $140. So $50 for the Anolon is well worth it. The pot cleans up nice and I do like the poor spout/lip on the pot which my old one doesn’t have. I haven’t used the pot lid to drain but looks like a nice feature. Overall very happy.
Bernard L. Hayman,MD –
quality and endurance.
Rita Johnson –
Good price, good size and easy to clean.
Chris B –
Great size and quality item
TK –
I’m still trying to figure out the critical points of non stick cookware and their potential to dissolve or be scrapped away. I’m considering spending the extra buck with ceramic cookware. In the meantime I love this small pot and use plastic utensils, although there’s an argument over that too.