Cuisinart 1.5 Quart Saucepan w/Cover, Chef’s Classic Stainless Steel Cookware Collection, 719-16
Original price was: $19.95.$14.95Current price is: $14.95.
The beautiful kitchens of France were the inspiration behind the elegant Cuisinart Chef’s Classic Stainless Cookware Collection. Chef’s Classic features stainless steel and pure aluminum encapsulated in the base for fast and even heating, which is also induction ready! We include useful measurement markings to make cooking even easier. We guarantee it with a lifetime warranty.
EXCEPTIONAL DESIGN: enjoy mirror finish, classic look and professional performance. Aluminum encapsulated base heats quickly and spreads heat evenly– eliminating hot spots
PREMIUM COOKING: stainless steel cooking surface does not discolor, react with food or alter flavors. Measurement markings for ease of use, drip free pouring, and flavor lock lid
EXCEPTIONAL HANDLING: cool grip handles are solid stainless steel riveted handles that stay cool on the stove top and provide a safe a solid grip
CLEAN UP: dishwasher safe for an effortless clean up
LIFETIME WARRANTY: Refer to user manual for troubleshooting steps and questions surrounding warranty policies – this product is BPA free. Quantanium Non-Stick for Professional Results
Truptesh Shah –
Excellent quality. Very durable!
[...]Chee YongDe –
Like: stainless steelDislike: did not know that the lid is not clear and that the lid handles gets very hot
[...]Amazon Customer –
Sehr gutes Produkt. Shade es gibt night mehr topfer im Amazon
[...]Amazon Customer –
It’s my first stainless steel saucepan, so I’m not sure yet how to feel about it. All of my other ones are cast iron. It doesn’t have the non stick coating, so I’m meanly using for soups and boiling veggies/eggs. Good for the price.
[...]Lucy –
Justo lo que esperaba, aquí cocino arroz, normalmente 1 taza; pudiera ser que hasta 2tzas de arroz, pero no lo hago para que se cocine mejor. Se calienta rápido y súper fácil de lavar.
[...]Don Hartman –
Holds heat longer
[...]Quality product , works great for small portions.
MC –
saucepan
[...]I love this saucepan. Just the right size for so many food items. Nice company, I have other pans by them and I am pleased with all of them. They all have lids, nice stainless steel, easy clean up, no issues. Would buy again, good price. Good value.
avidreader –
LOVE THIS POT
[...]This is a GREAT 1 1/2 quart pot with a lid. I love cooking with it. Sturdy, well made, you can use a lower heating temperature, especially when using the pot with the lid on it. I highly recommend buying this pot, I wish I would have found this one sooner.
EdE –
Good to have an “in-between” size.
[...]My new Set of Stainless Steel Saucepans is great, but wished it also had a 1 1/2 qt. size. Found this here, and ordered. Quite pleased with its performance, quality, and look! It also has been through the dishwasher and still looks fine. The price was very reasonable, it works perfectly with my counter top Induction Appliance, and also with the gas burners on the stove. The handle and lid handle do get a bit hot, but so does my other set, so – no worries, use pot holders! Glad I got this, a perfect size for our small family, especially for cooking side dish veggies!
J.N. DiPietri, P.E. –
Excellent Heat Dispersion Qualities
[...]For many years I have used Caphalon commercial anodized aluminum sauce pans. They are finally beginning to spall and flake on the outside, so I decided to try a stainless steel sauce pan. This looked like a good middle of the road pan, and not too expensive, so I bought it. The first attempt to use it was for steel cut oats. I toast the oats in butter before adding the water. As the pan heated up with its contents, I heard a faint popping sound within the bottom portion, due most probably to the dissimilar expansion rates of the steel exterior vs. the sandwiched aluminum core. As a mechanical engineer, these sounds trouble me a bit, because they are usually harbingers of some kind of early failure in the attachment bond between the metals. Anyway….on with the oats.After 10 minutes on the lowest setting of the smallest burner on my LP range, the oats were burned (my usual toasting time on the Caphalon thick aluminum took about 10 minutes). However, the stuck-on black material easily came off the bottom with just a plastic scratch pad and some water. Second attempt went better – I paid attention, and they were done in just 3 minutes. I noticed that the bubbling of the butter occurred quite evenly across the entire bottom of the pan, due to the heat dispersing characteristics of the aluminum “sandwich” layer in the bottom of the pan. Once browned, I added water to the pan, and placed my cast iron flame tamer over the burner. (I hate LP ranges – it’s like cooking over a laboratory bunsen burner).The simmering period (I let them go for 1 hour) was excellent. The water boiled very gently, and in spite of the tiny gas burner, the heat was dispersed very nicely, with steam bubbles rising equally across the entire bottom of the pan. For heat dispersion abilities, I would rate this pan a full 5 stars, as it is better even than my heavy cast iron, and weighs much less.It loses one star because even though the handle on the lid looks hollow (and therefore cool), it still gets too hot to touch, even with a low burner flame. But then so did my Caphalon. Note to self: Use a potholder on the lid. This deficiency is fully corrected on the pot’s handle, which stayed at near room temperature throughout the cooking process. 5 stars on the handle – well made, very sturdy, light weight, and stays cool to the touch.Lastly, the rolled edge on the rim of the pan, and the manner in which the lid nests inside, works very well to reduce or eliminate steam condensation and dripping down the exterior sides while simmering liquids. Performance on this was excellent.I suspect this pan, like any stainless steel cookware, will eventually get blackened a bit on the outside, unless you are very diligent at scrubbing it off after each use.All in all, I am quite satisfied with this pan, and would recommend it.
🌆 iNoney🐁 –
so happy — got two from Amazon Warehouse…
[...]and they are wonderful and in perfect shape, actually unopened & new!!use them for heating water; takes only about five minutes to heat four cups (measuring inscribed inside pot!) of my good quality, Bull Run, water for coffee & tea!! but remember to use, at most, medium high heat!!so glad; hope not to use inexpensive, stainless steel(?) or glass vessels again(!) those soon enough become, presumably, somewhat burner overexposed (never burned dry) & I end up drinking my tea with a God-awful, chemical taste (for far too long). 😿lots of thanks, Cuisinart & Amazon Warehouse!!
Mary –
GREAT CUISINART QUALITY
[...]I love this 1.5-quart Cuisinart saucepan. The following best describes it:•Sturdy, well constructed•Looks very nice•Great workmanship•Works great on induction cooktop•Good value for the less-than $20 price•Good size for smaller amounts of food such as canned soup•Would definitely purchase again•Lid
Shore Family –
Love this
[...]We have had this for YEARS and really enjoyed it. Recently we decided to buy a second one because so many of our kids are cooking now that we oftern need more pots. Its is our go to brand for pots. Very durable and functional. The stainless steel makes it easy to clean and it’s dishwasher safe. We enjoy this smaller size for sauces or making food for just a couple people . Can’t recommed it any more highly. We really love these pots!!