IMUSA Ceramic Nonstick Frying Pan with lid, Egg Pan, Omelet Pans, 6.3 Inch, Aluminium, Black

Love how easy it was to cook (eggs) and clean this little frying pan—it's as non-stick as it promises! Plus, the ventilated lid is key in helping them cook faster without burning the edges. My only complaint is I wish it were a tad bigger to allow for grilling up the toast to go with my eggs in one pan!

I love that I can pull this pan out to cook a single egg without having to load the pan with oil to stop it from sticking. This has been my go to pan as I do not have to worry about pancakes and egg spreading and taking over a large pan. I already have plans to buy this pan for friends when they move into their new homes.

This is the perfect little egg pan! My egg didn't stick to the pan at any point during cooking. It makes the perfect egg and cooks evenly. I am amazed at how well this pan cooked the perfect egg. I will be purchasing another one in the near future that's for sure.

I love the IMUSA frying pan. The 6.3 in pan is perfect for when I'm making a meal just for 1. I love that it comes with a lid so I can cook my eggs just as I want. I have used the pan without any oil or butter and the eggs/food does not stick at all.

I received this pan for free as part of the BzzAgent sample program. We love to make eggs in our house and this little pan was the perfect addition to our arsenal. The non-stick was exceptional and the egg just floated around the pan! I also made a few grilled cheeses that came out perfectly! If you're looking for a small pan that has a big impact, don't hesitate to grab up this one.

I actually was abe to make 2 perfect eggs together for sandwiches at the same time that practically slide out the pan. Best part, no scrubbing. Now I'm going to need a bigger pan just like this for all my food. It was also lightweight and heated up quickly. Definitely a game changer for quick omelet making.

I've been using the 6.3" Premier Ceramic Mini Egg Pan for a bit now, and it's become a really convenient little piece of cookware. The size is perfect for one or two eggs, and the ceramic surface is genuinely nonstick—eggs slide out easily without much oil at all. The pan heats evenly, and the handle stays cool enough to grab without worrying. The included lid is a nice bonus; it helps the eggs cook faster and more evenly, especially if you like them over easy or want to melt cheese on top. Cleanup is quick and simple—usually just a wipe or a light rinse. For small breakfasts or quick snacks, this pan and its lid have been surprisingly useful and easy to reach for.

I'm honestly shocked about how well this little pan works! I've never used a ceramic pan but I have been curious. I mostly cook with cast iron, but that's not an easy material to cook with. I decided that a small ceramic pan for eggs would fit my needs for fast cook—specifically for eggs which can easily cause headaches when it comes to cleaning. When I first received the pan I was amazed by how light it was and I wasn't sure if it was going to work out. My first eggs I used butter yo grease the pan and the eggs came out great. I decided to give the pan another go and this time I made eggs with no grease—I was surprised to see how the eggs were able to slide around while cooking. Subsequent uses (all on eggs and toast) yielded identical results: even burning bread and butter didn't stick to the pan. My only real complaint is that the handle feels too light—like it's not substantial enough to be a pan, but maybe that's my background in using cast iron show its bias.

I washed the pan first with warm water and mild soap. Then, I warmed at medium so as to not burn the pan. I used a cooking spray and make 2 medium eggs. I liked to easy it is to cook a small batch of eggs for 1 person without having to dirty a big pan. It sticks if you heat the eggs to high, which is normal. If you do medium, it works perfectly well. I liked it and made breakfast with the pan for 4 days just for myself and my little one. My hubby used for eggs and ham on the weekend!

I received this pan for free from BzzAgent in exchange for my honest review. This was a cute little pan that worked well, but it was barely big enough for a slice of bread. It would work well for an egg or 2. Personally I would probably just resort to using a bigger pan that could fit more because I usually cook for a family of 4. I will probably keep it in my camper to use on our small camp stove. I think it would be useful for a single person or a college dorm to save space.