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Question: Do any  of the lids fit the two skillets?
Document: For frying pans/skillets, it would be more useful to have the 10-inch (which is really small in terms of what you can fit in it even for one person) and a larger-sized pan. The 8-inch barely fits a large egg and would never be used in our house even though we're only two people.The six-quart covered stockpot is a great item for soups, stews, chilis, roasts and other things that a lot of people make regularly.
There are four lids. The two larger lids fit the biggest saucepan and stock pot, as well as the frying pans. You also get a slotted plastic for and a plastic spoon, about the quality of those sold in the 99C store. Nothing special, but then, they don't need to be. The handles are designed for hanging.Speaking of handles are riveted on, but I'm already wondering how long before they start to loosen up. For $99.94, I want longevity.
The Paula Dean Signature Stainless Steel II 12-Piece Cookware Set is great for beginners, first-time homeowners, and as a general starter cookware set. The set is fairly inclusive with a couple of utensils, stockpot, three saucepans, four lids, and two skillets.The skillets are very lightweight, which is good or okay depending on your desire. For those that need a lightweight set because of difficulty of lifting heavy items this is great. It's one of the lightest I've ever used.
*Nonstick skillets + utensils:  All nonstick is done by the same company. The type and layering of the coating paid for makes the difference, as does the construction before and after the coating process. After a little research, these are T-Fal middle of the road pans and coating with a better bolted different handle. The 8in... it's a hot dog pan. An egg, bacon, grilled cheese, or other small cooking item here just does not fit well.
Even soups that have been cooking most of the day!The only thing I found disappointing were the skillets. I'm not a big fan of teflon, and its tendency to come off on food after long use. And even initially, they felt lighter weight than they should be, and kind of out of place with the entire set. I think a couple or even just one solid stainless steel skillet would have fit a lot better. I had to give this set 4 stars because of the skillets.
)on both the stainless steel and aluminum pieces. You won't be ashamed to have them out and on display.Lids: Kudos for making them all glass. Also liked the way the handles were configured and that decorative touch of  copper. All tops fit securely and stayed in place during cooking.Sizes: I really don't get including three  smallish step-up pans so close in capacity.
On the set I received, all of the lids fit nicely on the pots, so the quality of the workmanship seemed good for the price of the set.In using the pots, I felt like the material was basically good quality, but I am used to a pots and pans that have a heavier weight, so I was a little disappointed with the weight, but for $99, I was not expecting this set of pots and pans to be heavy in weight.
It is a pleasure to cook with this Paula Deen quality cookware. And I hate cooking! I hate cleaning up the dishes even more but since the pots are stainless steel and dishwasher safe it's a breeze. The two skillets are Teflon coated and easily washable by hand. Very good price and high quality
Bought this set as a Christmas gift for my mother and gave them to her the night before. She used them to make the usual family dinner and raved about how much she loved them. My only complaint is that the utensils that come with the set are really not up to the quality of everything else. The only other thing to keep in mind is that only the two skillets are nonstick, the rest of the set is stainless steel!
I am really enjoying cooking on this cookware. It cooks evenly but I've noticed you need to watch what you're cooking more closely than "coated" cookware. yAs for what it looks like, nothing is prettier than stainless steel pots all shined up. The lids are glass so you can see what you are cooking. The 2 skillets are non-stick. The info sheet says the pots (not skillets) are dishwasher safe.
Answer: yes! the lids from the pots fit the skillets as well.