Healthy Nonstick Saucepan With Lid For Stove Top Cooking - SENSARTE 1.5 Quart Nonstick Pot With Glass Lid, PFOA Free Review

I first purchased the 2 quart pot for my son as a Christmas gift. (Him being a bachelor, he doesn't really shop for household items.) I was impressed with the quality and heaviness of the pot while he was impressed with the easy clean up. Since he liked it so much I ended up buying the 1.5 quart, the 8 inch skillet and the 4.5 quart soup pot. They arrived well packaged and in perfect condition. This is a very handsome set for men who enjoy cooking because of the attractive wood-look handle…

The pan looked great in the Ad but the Ad did not mention the bottom of the pan is a rough uncoated aluminum. The instructions say you should not slide the pan on a glass stove top. A quick glance at the bottom the of the pan shows it would easily scratch the glass. Too bad, otherwise the rest of the pan looked like good quality. Also, the Ad said it would include an small soup/milk pan, but none came with the saucepan.

I really like the pot is nice size and heat up super fast, so that become my #1 pot whatever I need to cooked. But seriously? If I paying $ 40 ish for a small pot, I was hoping atleast last for an year. But this only good for 3 months

Great non stick pan, just rinses out. No annoying rivets to trap grime. Ergonomic. Heats evenly. I haven't had it long enough to judge the durability.

I returned two of these, different sizes. On first use the handle just broke off in my hand. I have never had that happen before.

I got the small fry pan last week and liked it so much that i ordered the small sauce pan. I have used both and love both. I highly recommend these pans.

I used the pot just for sauces and with a wooden spoon. After six months of use I noticed three big air bubbles inside the pot. The plastic layer is still intact but it doesn't adhere to the metal. It was a useful little pot but now I wonder about the quality of a replacement.

Love my little saucepan, which is just the right size for making a few servings of rice or oatmeal. No more need to soak the pot in cold water after cooking to get the sticky residue off the bottom of it. I bought this saucepan after using two of the Sensarte frying pans for over a year with very good results. Highly recommend this brand.

I loved this handy little sauce pot the minute I got it. (mid Jan. 2021) It was perfect for my needs.PROS: Perfect size for small things. Nice & sturdy. Worked on my induction cooktop. Easy to clean. When the lid fell on the tile floor the rim dented a bit but the glass didn't break. (Yay!) I LOVED this pot. I BABIED IT. Hand washing and silicone utensils ONLY.CONS: By Mid Aug. 2021 I noticed the bottom of the interior (the non-stick part) had formed air bubbles on the surface. Soon after that…

We have two skillets and this small pot with this finish. The skillets get constant use, are in perfect condition. This pot already has a small spot on the top edge where the finish has chipped off. Does not affect the use, lid fit, just disappointing. Would buy again.

I'm a degreed Home Economist & I love these pots, am replacing all my pots, (all were high end and much more expensive) with this brand.

I think this pot is really good, like that ice cream that I like but always out of stock. Winter is not a good weather for ice cream but I really need that when I'm sad. Who knows why, but the pattern on the bottom of the pot is beautiful, just like you would see in a Korean kebab shop when they use a grill pan. I miss the sizzle of oil, and my eyes drift upward with the smoke, thinking that it might rain when I go out tomorrow. I hate rainy day, I hate to get wet.But I like to cook soup in…

Coating on the pan is peeling off less than a year after purchase, not worth the cost since I have to toss these pans out already. Completely shoddy products

I was surprised at the texture of this nonstick pot, it felt like rough bumpy pickup truck bedliner. Really weird. I boiled up some water gradually for about 5 minutes, noticed water bubbling out of the middle of the lid handle, gathering on the lid rim. The lid isn’t a snug fit so steam escapes the sides and can’t build inside. Also, the lid was making a little glass cracking sound every now and then.But the worst part is, after I poured out the water and let it sit, I felt the saucepan and it

The little pan is nice looking and feels great in your hand. If I were looking for a cute pan, this would be a good choice. However! I bought this pan for an induction cooktop. It is NOT for induction. I have a fairly new Duxtop Induction cooktop. I set this pan down on it and it immediately gave the code for NON induction pan. A magnet stuck to it but it just isn't strong enough for induction. Sending it back, will keep looking.

Sadly the non-stick finish in this pot isn’t the same "granite” coating that’s on the Sensarte 10” pan I already own. I wanted a matching set of a few useful sizes of these pots and pans because I was so impressed by the "granite” which is excellent so I am returning this pot for a refund. The only opinion I can give is that this pot was also quite heavy which may not be to everyone’s liking.

I have this exact saucepan and one other in another size that I have nothing but praise to give them. I love them, so I purchased as a wedding gift. I am so disappointed that it arrived at her house broken. I just hate it because I have to get another and the window to return is closed. The next one I get, I will open before I take to her!

The even heat distribution is lovely. Pots are non-stick and easily cleaned. Very heavy-duty products and we're expecting them to last for many years of easy cooking and cleaning.