My husband and kids are ravenous lasagna eaters, and they insist that I make it with a lot of sauce. If you've ever made it the same way, you surely know that saucy lasagnas are horribly messy and almost impossible to serve without falling completely apart. With no real way to solve the problem, I've always served my lasgnas with two utensils: a wide spatula, and a big serving spoon to scoop up what didn't survive the precarious journey from baking dish to dinner plate. I bought this pan entirely out of curiosity (desperation?), and I'm blown away by how well it works. The inside walls keep all of those soupy layers neatly in place, and they do a fantastic job of cooking the middle more evenly. It's tough to get the first serving out, but I guess the same is true for any other pan. I do have a fondness for the polish and shine of those stainless steel bakers from All-Clad (which, gulp, cost twice as much), but the unique design of this pan is pure genius, and it does feel substantial. I also love (love, love, love) the nonstick coating. Without it, this pan would probably be a beast to clean. We've enjoyed using this pan for the past three months, and I suspect we'll continue to use it for many more years.