Granite Ware Non-Stick Saucepan Set with Steel Core, 1 & 2 Quart - Durable & Scratch-Resistant Pot for Soups and Sauces - Fast, Even Heating - Non-Toxic Cookware Essentials (Speckled Black)

I don’t know if my “Vine Voice“ tag will show up on this, but just to be clear, I purchased these. With money. I did NOT receive them to be reviewed!And I love these forever. They’re exactly what I wanted!I can use them at home on my induction, I can use them when we’re out camping, I could use them on any other stove. They weigh about an ounce each (OK, that’s an exaggeration, but they are really light.) They aren’t quite as stick- proof as a coated pan, but I don’t want all that coating on my pans, thank you. I have had no trouble cleaning them.And I love, love, love the look of enamelware. (I know this is officially granite ware, but it looks like enamelware). It’s a style that never goes out of style. Yes, I also have some expensive pans inherited from my mother. I suppose they’re good enough. They heat evenly and all that. I like them well enough. But these heat evenly too, for a fraction of the cost of an expensive saucepan. I’m not cooking for Le Maison Rouge. I’m cooking for my family, and that’s whom I went to feel like I’m cooking for.Yes, they do work on induction. Yes, the handle can get warm right near the body of the pan, but I haven’t had problems with it getting too hot to pick up yes, if you put them over an open fire you’re going to want to have one of those silicone sleeves for the handle. Yes, I am happy with these pans!! :)

I love these pans

I bought this several years because of lightness, quick, cleaning, and old times, to go in my 18th/19th century kitchen. You need to cook on medium heat, because it gets hot quick then go low to not burn. They have not rusted. If they do run lard into it and let sit. Then wash with warm sudsy water and gently clean. Always after that put small amount of lard .

These look good and do the job. The tape on the packaging leaves a residue is difficult to get off.

These are exactly as described. Affordable to use for home cosmetic making. I use them together to make a double boiler. I can't see buying a super expensive enameled pan for melting oils and waxes in.These would also be perfect for camping. They're really light.Tip - after you wash them, make sure you get them totally dry. In past experience, after they get some wear and tear, these types of pans can start to rust if you don't get them totally dry.

I've been using this set for almost two and a half years. For the most part, they are good. They are durable and fairly easy to clean. Quite often though, I've had problems with food scorching on the bottom of the pan. The pans are made of rather thin sheet metal, so I wouldn't expect them to even out heat very well. Since I use a gas stove, I don't deal with hot spots or cool spots on a burner. Keep that in mind if you have an electric stovetop. While I am replacing these with stainless steel clad cookware, I don't foresee getting rid of them as they are handy. And due to their price, easily replaceable if I should damage them. I've used these at home, on a camp stove, and over a camp fire, and with the exception of the occasional scorching, they have never disappointed. It does take some care in watching the temperature as they are not in the least bit forgiving with regards to heat disbursement. If you're a beginner in the kitchen, you'll quickly learn about temperature control with these pans.

Great lite weight pans for the camp fire. They get the job done and clean up is easy.

I wanted a pan for a grill and these were perfect for me. They're made well and just what I was looking for. Thank you. I haven't used them yet, but I look forward to it.