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Question: Do the handles get hot if cooking on cooktop? I have an induction cooktop. Will the handles get too hot to handle with bare hands?
Document: I was looking for a pan to use with my new induction cooktop. I ordered this pan and had to wait over a week to get it but when I got it it was worth the wait. I love, love, love this pan. No handles to get in the way while I'm cooking on the snack bar. It cleans up really nicely and is the perfect size for the main food at dinner. I'd really like to find another one that's just a little bit smaller.
Why did I never own one of these before? I love that it has little handles, as opposed to the long one that I constantly have to re-adjust in the pan drawer! This pan keeps the hot part hot, and the handles cool, another nice feature. The top gets a little hot if you're cooking something for a longer period of time, but that's not a big deal. It's also pretty easy to clean (and I burn stuff, so you can relate!).
(appears to have stay-cool handles) and is an EXCELLENT companion to the Duxtop Portable Induction Cooktop Countertop Burner 7100MC.The accompanying top has a steam vent to minimize splashing at higher temperatures and both pan and top are very easy to clean.BOTTOM LINE: Buy it!UPDATE: I just prepared a pound of dry black-eye peas in this pan, along with 2 quarts of liquid and various seasonings.
Great for everything from mini wok, saute, fry, sauce, hot pot, sukiyaki, serving dish, steamer with 10&#34; bamboo steamer, stay cool handles, oven safe to 475, stove top, induction, single butane burner, and so much more, Orange Onions the seller 4th purchase awesome seller fast ship, communication, tracking, packaged with care, new sealed, best price on the net, BOOM
I looked high and low for a low-priced, 4-5 qt, everyday pot/pan (without the long handle), with magnetic stainless steel, specifically compatible for portable induction cooktops. Other than my cast iron and All Clad skillets, none of my other pots and pans were compatible for induction cooking. All Clad, Cuisinart, and Caphalon had the products I was looking for but the price was about 5 times more.
We used this with our conduction heater on the dining table. It is a perfect size to do fondue or Asian hot pot cooking.
Wow. It really is an everyday pan. I bought it for my new induction cooktop. Works great. Inexpensive, very useful, exceeded my expectations.
I bought this because I'd like to enjoy hot-pot with my family, and it functions with my induction cooker; and last but not least, its price is cheap. The design is good, it looks firm and nice. I really like it.
I got this to use with my new induction Cooktop burner. This does overlap the burner, however it still cooks fast. I like the size and very happy with this purchase.
I bought this for use with an Induction Cooktop for steaming. Yep. Steams like a champ!! Only complaint is more steam exits around the lid rather than the &#34;steam vent&#34;.
Answer: The handles do not get hot. I also have an induction cooktop, and I heat water in this pan every morning for my instant breakfast drink, and sometimes the water is boiling. I pick the pan up by both handles with bare hands and pour it into my mug with no issues. The pan is large, and the lid has a small vent hole in it that keeps it from boiling over. This pan is one of the best purchases I have made. I love it.