The Pioneer Woman 12-inch Ceramic Nonstick Aluminum Fry Pan, Green

Not real heavy and under high heat it distributes the heat evenly and the handle does not get hot. Best pan I have ever owned. Also have an 8 inch that is equally good.

So far, product is a great purchase. Nothing sticks. Food slides right out of pan and cleaning is easy.

Wife love this skillet...her mother has one that she used and told me how much she liked it so I bought her one.

The pan is a gift for a family member, so I am unsure of the actual cooking quality. From visually inspecting, it seemed nice and worth what I paid for the item.

It's a great bay , I order the complete set . They are easy to clean a pretty color .

Very nice, even heats, great non stick surface and it's a pretty color plus a great price

It should have came with a LIF seeing how mush it cost,now where do I find a LID?

i love the color. I have a collection of pans, so I dont use this one often.

I like everything about the pan except that the user should use low to medium heat. I cannot guarantee that all who use it in my house will follow that requirement, but it is for now my favorite pan for scrambled eggs for 2-3 people. I have recently found a small pin hole in the inside bottom ceramic coating. Possibly higher than medium heat was used, but not certain how it happened. Otherwise it is still non-stick and my favorite small non-stick pan.

The Pioneer Woman aluminum and ceramic pan has a nick in it (on the rim). It was there when I received it. I have "not" used it. I'm concerned that the nick on the pan may result in the "non stick ceramic" peeling, upon use. I feel that the pan should have been in pristine condition, especially for what I paid for it. This was not available for pick up; thus, it had to be shipped. Due to personal health issues, my Walmart orders are curbside and sometimes items are shipped to my residence. I don't go inside the store. Often times, I wonder if "curbside pickup customers" are given the crap, as it seems I have received damaged or defective items throughout the years. I've, also, read many reviews that other customers have the same problem (receiving damaged or defective items). I live in a rural area 10 miles from the closest Walmart. There are times it's hard for me to make it into town. I have asked for a credit, due to this defect. If you need the pan returned, you will need to send me a hard copy of a "postage paid" label and make arrangements for someone to pick it up. I do "not" have a copier to print one and I'm unable to take the pan somewhere to be shipped. Plus, this was "not" caused by me. I await your reply. Thanks!