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Question: Does this product come with a handle or stainless steel gripper like other products in this category?
Document: The diffuser is sturdy and does what its supposed to do. I also like how it blends in with my range. It is not as unsightly as the cheaper diffusers. I also like that it doesn't have a handle that would fall off. I would recommend this to everyone
I bought these to use on my gas cooktop to fix the problem of not being able to get the flame low enough to simmer. Didn't work as well as I hoped. I purchased an Induction Cooktop gadget in an attempt to find a way around this problem. Unfortunately, some of my sauce pans won't work on the Induction thing. My stainless steel ones worked, of course, but not some of the "Green Pans."
These Cast Iron Heat Diffuser with Handle are great for simmering. However, for every day cooking they are not the best. The hole in the middle lets too much heat on the center of the pot or pan being used. If this deffuser had slots where the ridges are and no hole in the middle this product would be great for regular cooking and simmering.
This works great to spread the heat so that food doesn't burn in spots in the bottom of the pan. Also wanted something that would lower the heat from my gas burners for a slower simmer, and works OK at that. It's a solid cast-iron product, and the handle works well to move it when it's hot. Food can stain it, and it's difficult to clean, but that does not affect its performance.
This is a must if you have a gas stove. Simmering Spagetti sauce, pea soup, chili etc. If you  want it to cook slow and not burn this is your answer. This diffuser is the best one I have found. It will last a life time, unlike the cheaper variety  that burns up over time. This one also has a little handle that can be  added or removed as it is needed. A perfect product! Thanks.
Bought this item at a local professional chef's store for $30. I ran a test to see how it performed vs. no diffuser on a stainless steel sauce pan which was slightly smaller in diameter than the diffuser. Without the diffuser and the burner almost on full the water boiled in a couple minutes although the pattern of boil was limited to the outside 1/3 of the pot's bottom. I then put the diffuser under the pot and set the flame at the same almost on full level.
Each week when I cook a pot of steel cut oats, even cooking on low, the bottom of the pot would stick and burn. I have an electric stove, and this worked great. No sticking or burning on the bottom of the pot.
Want to have a &#34;no burn&#34; sauce - this is the product for you... I love it - works as described.
When I made dinner it worked like a great. I was able to simmer my Garry, It was just wanted what I needed. Perfect!
It's too heavy. Took forever to heat up. Very disappointed . Would not recommend for ceramic cook top stoves. Would like my money back!
Answer: It comes with a stainless steel griper which works quite well.