Capri 5.5-Inch Stainless Steel Nonstick Mini Skillet for One Egg - Induction-Safe Fry Pan - Egg Pan

I just use the pan to flip the eggs instead of a spatula so I found the high edges of the pan appealing. It does work perfectly for just a flick of the wrist egg flip, but the non-stick coating doesn't seem quick as slick as other teflon pans I've used in the past. If you are dead set on using a spatula look for a pan with lower edges.I like that this pan can also double as a small sauce pan so it's a little more versatile than the lower edge egg pans I've used in the past. I've already used it a few times for small things like making garlic butter, which I normally would have used a larger pan for.

It's a good pan for induction stove. Sides are higher than needed and handle is a bit longer than needed for my purposes, but I see where it would be beneficial on a gas stove. Any more weight on the handle, would cause the pan to tip, but it does work.

I was expecting a nice high-quality small-scale fry pan for a quick egg or omelet. What came was a thin walled cheap look and feel pan similar to that at discount stores. Temperature range prohibits this from oven use, and stove should be kept to medium at max. While that's fine for eggs and some foods, for a relatively expensive pan, it's a no go for me. I have a five-inch full cast pan that cost about eight bucks and when seasoned works fine. I wanted something easier to manipulate and that the handle did not heat up. Nothing seems special about the coating, one of the few saving graces is the ability to use on induction stoves as well as gas or other conduction. I don't recommend, the quality is inferior. This is a non-recommend for me. Better alternatives at better prices are available.

This well-made (and even pretty!) skillet did exactly what I hoped it would do: cooked one egg, controlling the spread of the runny white part. I spent many hours looking for what might be the best bet for achieving that goal. This one came out the winner after I had studied many various sizes among the small skillets for sale and the customer reviews for each skillet I looked at.About my photos: The first one shows the skillet before I used it. It was impossible to get a picture that wouldn't reflect everything around it (the finish is mirror-like). You do have to be careful about placing it on the smallest burner and centering it over the flame part. Otherwise the weight of the skillet's handle will throw off the balance (but once the egg is in it, it isn't iffy. The second photo shows the egg right after I put it in the skillet into which I had already melted some butter. You can see how nicely the bottom of the skillet fits that single egg. In the third photo you see the egg after I flipped it over. The third one shows the finished product: the cooked egg on top of buttered pumpernickel toast. And the final photo shows the small utensils I bought to go with the skillet. They sell here on Amazon as a two-piece set and both fit nicely in the skillet. Easily removed the egg from the skillet. They popped up when I searched the site for "small spatulas"... not sure if I'm allowed to post the link in this review, so I won't.IMPORTANT: The directions say to use the skillet over medium heat. Any higher and it may distort the shape and/or discolor the bottom. It also turned out to be the perfect temperature for cooking an egg.

egg sticks in the middle of pan even with oil.

5-STAR REVIEWWell made fry panEasy to cleanPerfect size - both width and depthWorks on an induction cooktopWell worth the additional cost compared to other small pans

When I opened the package, my first thought was how cute this little pan is, immediately followed by a concern the handle is quite long and how well this would all balance out. Well, that concern is valid. My cook top is gas and has a grill made up of a series of bars about 1.5" inches apart or thereabouts, and with the small size of the pan base, in order for the pan to balance, I need to be sure to get the pan in the exact spot and have the handle pointing in line with the bars to allow the pan to balance and sit flat - at least on my cook top. I think the next size up would have been better (6.3") I think and wouldn't have the same issue. Nevertheless, the pan is perfect for a single egg (fried) or scrambled. The non-stick seems good (at least from new... we will see in 12 months!), but for what I got it for it works great. I knocked off one star for the balance issue.

This is a nice little sauce pan. It's very small, so it's not going to be able to hold a lot, but it's great for a single person or for a dish that doesn't require a lot of sauce. It's easy to clean and doesn't stick.

Schnelle Lieferung, die Minipfanne hat eine gute Qualität

Ottimo per fare un occhio di bue senza sporcare

La compré para mi madre. Dice que parece de juguete pero es perfecta y, sobre todo, la inducción la reconoce.

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