Farberware Style 10 Inch Nonstick Cookware Frying Pan, Dishwasher Safe and Oven Safe to 500°F, Yellow

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This pan is a great size to cook eggs in, that's what we have mostly used it for so far. It cooks so evenly, I'm sure anything you cook in it will come out great. The non-stick works so well, clean up is so quick.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is an amazing addition to my kitchen! I definitely need more. The pan itself is well made and is a beautiful yellow. I love how it has 2 pour spouts, so it can easily be used by anyone left or right handed! The lid itself has 2 straining sizes so it can do all straining needed. It's so easy to use even my kids use it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently received this stockpot as a gift through Influenster. The pot is lightweight in comparison to other stockpots I've owned in the past. I love the aesthetic of it. It feels sturdy and looks beautiful on my stovetop. I also love that its non-stick so its very easy to wash. I like that it can cook large batches of pasta or soups for my family which saves me time to do other important chores around the house. I also like that I can put this pot in the oven since it can withstand high heat. I am very impressed with this pot and am making great use out of it at home. I definitely recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This saucepan has easily become one of my favorite cooking tools in the kitchen. It is a pot and strainer in one! No more reaching for a separate strainer. The saucepan it very durable but yet still light enough that it is easy to handle and the color is just so bright and sunny, it's just an added bonus!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Not a big container but if you have a small family it's great. Has a nice built in strainer and spout so if you need to strained and / or pour it's one stop shop. No need to dirty a strainer and then something else to get a clean pour.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really enjoy this pot and I love that it has a built in strainer on the lid. It's been extremely helpful while cooking and makes for an easier clean up. My only complaint has been that the packaging is not super protective for the pot and the pot arrived to me in more of an egg shape rather than a perfect circle. It does make it difficult for the lid to fit properly, but I can make it work. I tried getting help with the pot, but unfortunately I was unable to receive a response.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I just got this product so I can't say about durability yet. Had products from same brand and is durable. I vegetables, rice and meat before reviewing. The heat distribution is not 100%, the sides don't cook as much as middle but is a small difference and not noticeable if you keep stirring. No need for oil so huge points for that. Very easy to clean and no need to scrub. It is also pretty and very vivid blue. The lid I wish had a bigger hole for steam to come out.

I got a good price on this 10 inch, 3 qt. saute pan with lid. I was advised to go inexpensive because the nonstick coating gets scratched and wears off after a few years regardless of how expensive the pan is. I like the size of the pan, the straight sides, and having a lid, i.e. that it's a saute pan and not a fry pan with a lid. The handle is hollow and open at the end. I thought that would hold water but it drains and dries well. It does, however, get hot quickly so always use a potholder to handle it when cooking.

What drew me to these were 1) the Farberware reputation (my G-FIL used to work for y'all and I can't count the times I've heard about the “quality of work they created”). 2) the color to match the yellow accent pops throughout my kitchen. This is now the second set of Farberware that I've owned. While I do like the light-weight, deep pots, both the handles on the pots and lids become too hot to handle, rather quickly. I cannot open or transport them without the safety of potholders. Unfortunately despite my choice of silicone and cotton potholders, the grip feels clumsy and I am terrified they will slip and fall when tilted to spoon out their contents or transfer them into the sink. **PLEASE KEEP YOUR CHILDREN AND PETS OUT OF THE KITCHEN TO AVOID BURNING THEM. So far (it's been 3 weeks) the non-stick hasn't chipped and the bottoms remain free from the black burned on grease. The utensils supplied are poor quality- worse than the dollar tree, seriously, so maybe donate them to your kids' play kitchen on a short term basis. I now remember my previous set were a wedding registry suggestion, as a nod to my G-FIL, when we were super young and poor, but they didn't last long and actually did cause the burn-scar on finger. We've had Farberware, Cuisinart (phenomenal silicone handles but their non-stick scratches with plastic utensils) Circulon ($$$ & hard to clean the grooves), and Red Cooper (ceramic-easy to clean the inside, not the bottoms). I'm no Bobby Flay so I'll keep my pop of yellow for right now, but for the same money, you can definitely find something safer!

Worst I didn't have it a week and started scratching doesn't cook even.Total waste of money.Very surprised at f