Stainless Steel Saucepan with Clad Bottom, 16-Ounce,Silver

I love this little guy and it serves the purpose I bought it for. My only (not really) complaint is that the handle is slightly too heavy for the pan.This is a very sturdy pan and has subtle but great pour spouts on both sides. I’ve never had a drip run down the side.The clad bottom is perfectly flat and heats well on my ceramic stovetop.

Do not like that it’s measurement is in metric

I just warmed my milk in at and I'm very impressed. It's pricey but worth it, milk does not stick on the bottom and it has measurements on the inside.

Love the design & very practical for my day to day beverage preparation!

It’s the perfect size for my needs. I don’t use a microwave so can use this sauce pan to quickly heat small amounts of butter, frozen sauces, etc. It’s also attractive and has a nice weight.

As the manufacturer's image shows, the handle is spot welded. That's why I gave it a 4 instead of 5. Otherwise, it seems well made and I would buy it again.

This is a nice, small saucepot for melting butter, warming sauces, etc. It has a nice lip for pouring, which is just what I wanted. It is lighter in weight than I thought it would be, but it's fine. I docked one star because it had a sticky label right on the side that was difficult to remove without damaging the surface. I soaked it and rubbed it off with coconut oil to retain the shine, but I shouldn't have had to go to so much work.

Quality of this little pan is quite good. I use it to heat a little bit of milk for our coffee and it's perfect for the purpose. Unfortunately the burner opening on my gas range doesn't allow this little pan to sit securely so I have to hold the handle. Not the fault of the pan so still a 5-star pan. I just wish it had another 1/2 inch of diameter.

I purchased the 10cm 250ml version, which is beautifully-made, but too small to function on our new induction hob. When read carefully, the diameter of the pan's base is only 7cm, and it should not be advertised as suitable for an induction hob.I then bought the larger 12cm 500ml version, which works perfectly.

Lovely little pan, advertised as 10cm diameter and suitable for an induction hob. The problem is that the BASE of the pan is only 7cm in diameter, and too small to function on most makes of induction hob.The manufacturer's claim, of induction hob compatibility, is misleading and downright wrong.

This is a high quality mini saucepan ideal for heating/making sauces. It has a heavy base so heating the sauce is gradual thus avoiding those explosive bubbles you get with thinner based pans which splatter sauce all over the hob. I'm very happy with this purchase.

I ordered this through Amazon but it didn't arrive and bought it elsewhere as I needed it quickly. This is far too small to work on a normal sized induction hob even though it states it will work. As far as I can tell most induction jobs are way to big for this. To be able to use this you would have to buy an induction converter disc which costs about £15. By the time you've bought the pan and the disc this tiny pan has cost a small fortune. Unless you've already got the converter plate I would buy a bigger pan. I ended up returning it to the shop for a refund. Was a shame though as its a perfect size for melting butter etc. If you've got an electric or gas hob it's perfect.

I bought this to use on my induction hob, and although it claims to be suitable for use on induction hobs, it doesn't work on mine. I suspect it is because the base of the pan is so small my stove doesn't recognise that there is a pan on it at all.I will try a larger version from the same manufacturer as this item appears to be very well made.