The Pioneer Woman Timeless Beauty Turquoise Aluminum 8-Inch Fry Pan with Mini Silicon Spatula Set

High quality 8 inch pan & silicone heat resistant 12 inch spoonula. Matching color acacia wood handle spoon with blue silicone pan handle Pan is 8 inch and has large 12 egg capacity. The pan body is aluminum with a stamp bottom with writing "The Pioneer Woman". The pan handle has a hole for a hook. Double riveted. Philips screw head to righten handle to body. The teflon coating is PFOA free. It is oven safe if under 350°F. The silicone handle is heat resistant thus will be safe in low temp oven. Approved Cooking surfaces: Electric. Gas. Vitroceramic. Halogen. Oven (under 350°F).

I am so pleased with this skillet, not too light so that it tips on the stove nor too heavy but it does have a nice qualty thickness and weight to it. The size of the spatula is quite large and very attractive. I hesitated buying this set after reading the reviews but I am so glad now I did.

First of all, this came boxed for shipping better than any item I have received. It was in a sturdy box filled with packing peanuts and arrived in perfect condition. It's initial presentation is beautiful. I will consider this item as a gift purchase if needed in the future. The pan is heavy/sturdy and the non stick surface is perfect. I scrambled eggs with no problems. I did hand wash the pan and spatula as recommended- which was fast and easy. This pan is small, so is best used for one or two servings. This is a great set for yourself or as a gift. It's beautiful. I feel special using it. Great quality.

This is a very cute little set that comes in an attractive green color, sure to compliment any kitchen. I would give the frying pan a better than typical quality rating, it has the usual non-stick coating and seems to have a metal bottom designed to circulate heat well. I see some high quality elements like the embellishment on the handle and the design on the bottom of the pan. The rubber spoontula is very cute and features an attractive and durable wooden handle. I like the design on the silicone portion. Very complimentary toward my existing green pots and pans, I would recommend this item!

This 8" non-stick skillet is deeper than most and holds more than you think. My photo shows how one pound of hamburger fits nicely as it browns on my stove. This pan's smooth bottom works very well on my smooth glass top stove and allows it to heat up quickly and evenly disperse the heat. Loved the spatula also. Found it heat resistant & very easy to clean. Loved it's wooden handle.

This is great for eggs. The skillet is balanced and stays flat! Often the smaller skillets have a handle that makes it tip, so while cooking one has to hold on to the handle the entire time. This one works!! Also the rivets have non-stick coating so that's another win.

I really like this frying pan. It is vibrant red and sturdy. It is heavy and suitable for 2 eggs or maybe a steak but won't hold more than for 1 person. Great for a dorm. I recommend this frying pan.

Nice size pan with a Trudy handle, sits nice and flat on the cooktop. But, the paint finish on the sides is already coming off. I've used it twice and hand washed it both times. Inside is still ok, and o wouldn't care that much but it wasn't the cheapest pan to buy. Probably won't buy more.

This frypan was very well made and heavy for its small size because it is not a large frypan. I really liked the teal color, its special handle and colorful spatula included. However when you turn it over there is a carved teal decorative inlay on the bottom of the pan that is sharp and rough to the touch. I have a glass ceramic electric stove top. Because the bottom of this pan is abrasive I cannot use it. It you have a gas stove top, I assume the colored inlay type teal bottom would not pose a problem. Please be aware of this.

Sadly, you can't put liquid in the pan because it leaks where the bolts hold the handle on. In addition, it can't go in the dishwasher but when put in a sink full of dishwater the handle fills up inside with water. It doesn't come out until you heat the pan. Then you have a puddle of water on the stove.