Customer Reviews

All-Clad Stainless 1-Quart Saucepan

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This sauce pan heats quickly and allows you to heat things using low heat. The advantage is that gravies and such don't burn. Somethings this item can be had for 20 bucks without the lid. If you find such a deal, don't pass it up.

Ever wish for the perfect size pan for vegies, soup, sauce or gravy? Are you cooking for one or two, or need a small pan for a side dish? Ever wish you could thoroughly heat clam chowder without scorching it? Wish you could save energy by being able to cook at a lower temperature? Wishing for a pan that takes little room in the cupboard or dishwasher? One that heats from the sides as well as the bottom for even heat distribution without hot spots? A pan that is so substantial and sturdy that it may last a lifetime? If so, this may be the perfect pan for you. Some people avoid stainless because food might stick, but I have absolutely no problem with this pan. I have a small kitchen and am delighted that this pan actually fits sideways in the dishwasher between rows of posts, and because it is wider than it is tall I can stack several on one shelf. It is 3 ply, with aluminum for superior heat conduction sandwiched between layers of top quality stainless steel. Stainless doesn't react with any foods, and this pan is oven safe up to 500 degrees. I can start cooking in the pan and finish cooking or keep it warm in the oven, even use it to serve from, and store leftovers in the fridge. The double riveted handle can't fall off like a welded handle could, and there are no screws to tighten or lose. If you've ever thrown away a pan because the nonstick was scratched or peeling or the pan was warped, or thrown away food because a warped or thin pan caused it to scorch or because aluminum reacted with and discolored the food or caused it to taste metallic, then you know what a poor value in cookware can do. This pan is top of the line at a great price. Over half a century I have used many brands of cookware and none have completely pleased me until now.

This is a really nice pan exhibiting the typical All-Clad quality. The construction is flawless and the pan provides even heating at low temperatures. While this is an expensive item it's definitely worth the price.

This little pot is perfect for one. Great for a can of soup. Or making small amounts of sauce. Even heating and dishwasher safe. It's not a must-have, but it's a great test piece. Mine was part of a promotion.

I'm glad I made this purchase. It is a great pan to own especially if you aren't cooking a big meal. Amazon is the only place I could find this pan! I own alot of All-Clad pots and pans and I love this one!

I purchased this pan for my wife as a gift. She loves it. We already had a set of All-Clad pans, and this pan was a great addition to it. As observed with our other All-Clads, this pan is high quality and it is perfect for small jobs, when the larger pans are a little too much. We use it so often that we are thinking about ordering another one.

I have to first say that I was surprised at how small 1 quart is when I received this. It's definitely the smallest pot I've ever seen. That being said, it has worked perfectly for me. I use it for some sauces and it also works well for canned veggies when I'm feeling lazy. It's small size makes it easy to fit in the top rack of the dishwasher too. This is part of the D3 set, not the newer D5 stuff, but as the rest of my pots and pans are D3 and work great that didn't bother me. I love all of my All-Clad stuff, great heating and temperature distribution, and this one definitely fits the name.

It's small which is perfect for making soup that is 1 serving. I have several All-Clad pans and really like. Just need to careful to not use on high heat because inside of the pans turn a little blue.

this is a very good quality pot but the handle is too long like most all clad pots - they take up too much room on the stove and in the cabinet

All Clad is simply the best cookware. If you've not had any All Clad pans, this is an inexpensive pan to start out as it can be bought (without a lid) for around $25 if you shop around. However, if you think this is a true 1-Qt saucepan you'll be sadly disappointed as it's quite a bit smaller than my other 1-Qt saucepans (which are now in the donate to the thrift store box). If you can afford it, and if you're a serious cook you should make yourself afford it, skip this pan, unless you just need something to melt butter in, and get the 2-Qt All Clad Saucepan. I've given this pan four stars because of the skimpy size only.