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Question: What are the outside dimensions of the 2 qt saucepan?
Document: I recently purchased an induction range and had to replace &#34;old faithful&#34; my 2 qt Revereware saucepan. This pan was all that one was and more! It's great, easy to clean up, sturdy, and comfortable to hold. I bought a number of other manufacturers pans before this one and now I wish I hadn't. I would be so happy with a complete set of this cookware!
This 2-qt saucepan was the latest addition to my growing collection of Cuisinart Multiclad Pro cookware. These products are really an unbelievable value - top notch materials, flawless fit & finish, high performance, and a favorable &#34;real world&#34; price point. I now own this pan, it's 4-qt big brother, 8- & 12-qt stockpots, and a 12&#34; skillet.
I have some all clad fry pans. Great stuff. I needed a new sauce pan to replace a le cruset that was worn out.Did not want to spend a hundred $ for a everyday all clad sauce pan so I started looking at the other big names in cookware to see what they were doing. This cuisinart  1 1/2 qt saucepan  is right in there. I might get another one.For 30 $ you can't go wrong . Very nice pan
Very happy with this stainless saucepan from Cuisinart, I did a lot of research and ended buying open stock from the Multi-Clad pro line. Beautiful brushed look on the outside, easy to clean so far. I also bought the 4 qt. saucepan, but I haven't even used it yet. I think I'll get more use out of this one. The reviews on Amazon were really helpful while I was researching what to choose.
I bought three sizes - 1 1/2 qt, 3 qt & 4 qt. Happy with them all.
I own some All Clad. This is that good for less than a third the price. I have 2 3-qt saucepans (& a 2-qt), and use both at the same time, often. It's sturdy, well fitted, heavy (a plus for me), holds the heat well, and, while not essential, attractive. I use this pan and a 6-qt All Clad more than any others. It makes cooking a joy.
I was a confirmed Farberware user for decades, until I needed to replace my 1-qt and 1-1/2-qt saucepans. The Farberware has changed so much that I ended up sending both back. I purchased one of the Cuisinart Multiclad Stainless 1-1/2-qt, and was so pleased with it that I purchased the 1-qt as well. Wonderful item. Holds up great and cleans the way Farberware used to -- and reasonably priced.
I've become a big fan of Cuisinart cookware. I have three of the non-stick skillets, and they are superior performers, with good even heating and a durable non-stick finish. Now I'm hooked on the Multiclad Pro line, and have the 3-qt saucepan and 6-qt stockpot. People are always asking "Does it matter if the sides and bottom are tri-ply? Isn't it good enough to have a tri-ply bottom?"
This 1 1/2 quart saucepan is my go-to because it's the perfect size for so many foods. It's a bit heavy, especially when full, and I wish the lid were glass. It looked like glass in the photo. I should have been more careful in reading the description. But it cooks well and not many lines carry this size, so I am okay with it.
Enter Cuisinart's MultiClad Pro line.This particular item takes all the benefits of multiclad and gives us a reasonably priced alternative. Compared to theAll-Clad Stainless 2-Quart Saucepanat a price tag of over $145, you are getting a real bargain here.This saucepan is beautiful, with stunning luster, and solidly constructed. It goes from oven to table with no problems, and looks stunning. The lid fits nicely, and the curved lip allows for pouring that resists clinging to the side of the pot.
Answer: Flat Base is 5 3/4" that widens. Top is 7" with lip.  Interior width is 6 3/8, external height 3". This is one HEAVY saucepan, feels/behaves  more like cast iron.