Farberware Style 10 Inch Nonstick Frying Pan / Skillet, Dishwasher Safe and Oven Safe to 500°F, Blue

great pan. cooks evenly and easy to wash. highly recommend this pan

love it easy to use it is so light and not heavy cooks well

Perfect sized pan. Love it.

I love this skillet i hope you will as well. I'm not sure what the complaints were about but then some people love to complain.

[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.] I received this free from influenster ad faberware in exchange for my honest review. This pan has become one of my favorites. I am able to cook my food without it sticking to the pan. I love the color, size, and that it comes with a lid. This pan is easy to wash. I already own a few faberware cookware so I already knew these would be of good quality. Overall, I recommend.

pan is lighter than i would like. the measurements is the top of pan, not the bottom. this was to be a present for someone. but i kept it and bought a larger on

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