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4.0 out of 5 stars
It *is* a beautiful pan
It has a beautiful deep red color, dark gray interior, matte enameled edges of pan and lid, nice pour pout. Quite heavy, of course. I do prefer a light interior, so I can see the food, and it is more appetizing to me. The main problem is that the handle screws in clockwise, and the glue they had secured it with quickly let go, so now when I try to pour out of the...
Published on September 7, 2008 by ResearchingMom
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Heavy but a nice piece
I really like this pot (had them now for 4 years) but I find that I do not use it as often as my enamel and steel pot because its just too heavy. I purchased both the blue and red one. I love that it doesn't use a non stick coating yet food still slides right off. One down side is in the design, you must dry this pot immediately or the rim will slightly rust. I contacted...
Published on August 14, 2007 by B. A. Sjoblom - Chyatte
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Heavy but a nice piece,
By B. A. Sjoblom - Chyatte (Atlanta) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Lafont 2-Quart Saucepan with Wood Handle, Burgundy (Kitchen)
I really like this pot (had them now for 4 years) but I find that I do not use it as often as my enamel and steel pot because its just too heavy. I purchased both the blue and red one. I love that it doesn't use a non stick coating yet food still slides right off. One down side is in the design, you must dry this pot immediately or the rim will slightly rust. I contacted the manufacture about this problem and they did not respond back to me. I would rate it a 4 star if it had a coating to protect from rust.
4.0 out of 5 stars
It *is* a beautiful pan,
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This review is from: Lafont 2-Quart Saucepan with Wood Handle, Burgundy (Kitchen)
It has a beautiful deep red color, dark gray interior, matte enameled edges of pan and lid, nice pour pout. Quite heavy, of course. I do prefer a light interior, so I can see the food, and it is more appetizing to me.
The main problem is that the handle screws in clockwise, and the glue they had secured it with quickly let go, so now when I try to pour out of the spout, which requires an "unscrewing" motion, it unscrews and the pan keeps hanging down, so I have to get a hot pad and hold the helper handle to pour. Any ideas on the proper glue for this? |
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