DELARLO Tri-Ply Stainless Steel Saucepan, 3.5 QT Saucepan with Lid, All Stove Compatible 600℉, Induction Sauce Pot, Heavy Duty Saucier Pot, Dishwasher Safe Saucepan, Induction Pot 3.5 Quart, Even Heat

This is a very nice SS pot—it's lightweight, has a smooth inside, is easy to clean (in the dishwasher or by hand), and heats very evenly. Many stainless steel pots and pans have a brushed texture inside (which holds onto food), but this one doesn't, and I really appreciate that. The volume is ample for a 1QT pot. It is much larger than my All-Clad 1QT pot (which is really more like a 3/4QT), and I think it holds just under 1.5 quarts. The measuring indicators on the inside are unobtrusive and very shallow (so they don't catch on food), but I wouldn't depend on them for exact measurements; I poured a full 1 quart jar into the pot, and the water didn't quite reach the 1qt line. The handle is hollow and lightweight, and the pot overall has a very good balance and is not too heavy.The vent hole for the lid is large enough that when I boiled water in it, the lid did not explode off and water didn't bubble out, which is impressive. I have found that the space between the metal and glass in the lid can hold onto water from the dishwasher, though, so that's something to be aware of—it might be better to wash that part by hand.It comes with the handle uninstalled, but it's easy to install, and it feels secure. It attaches via nuts to a couple of screws that have been welded onto the outside of the body of the pot. I really appreciate that there are no bolts on the inside of the pot for food or spatulas to get caught on, so hopefully it holds up well.As per the instructions, before using, I boiled a little white vinegar and some water in it to get rid of any manufacturing residue or stainless steel taste (I boiled it for about 10-15 minutes). I have used this pot almost every day since, and have been very happy with it!

"I did not read before purchasing, still though it worked out great, this is one nice saucepan!"My title says it all, when this 3.5qt saucepan arrived the other day, I had no clue what could be inside its plain rectangular box. I opened it and was surprised it had a tiny handle on it! "They got my order wrong." Anyhow, a moment later I put my hand in the box again and the handle was on the bottom. In my 50+ years I had never seen a pot that needed to be assembled. The parts are nice so I went ahead and put it together and that went great, I also tightened up the second handle that came pre-installed and the cover's handle bolt also needed tightening. The only problem I has was the cover's handle got water inside after washing it. No big deal, I just loosened up the cover bolt a tad and I am all set. It's just a cover, there is no need to have the handle's bolt tightened down to 100 ft lbs., it's just a cover. If it loosens too much, just spin the handle in a 1.2 turn or so. So that is that, this is one very nice saucepan, and I am extremely happy with my purchase.Now as far as using it on my gas stove goes it works great and the clear cover is wonderful! It is boil over proof it is so nice to be able to see my how my food is coming along without having to remove the cover.I already know that I will never a buy a covered pan without a clear lid, ever again.I paid just a bit over $30 for this 3.5qt covered saucepan, and after getting it together and using it, this feels likes an ~$89 saucepan. All smiles.

I really liked how it cleaned up after its use it was easy and fast. And the cookware as mentioned was used to cook with.

This is my first experience with cookware that has the honeycomb non-stick cooking surface. It's not the same as smooth non-stick. Since the surface is not smooth, sometimes food can get stuck on, but it has come off with a minor amount of effort. I don't know if I would not chose the honeycomb non-stick surface for a fry pan as I can see that eggs, pancakes, could be a challenge, but thus far I haven't found it to be an issue in this pot. The cookware feels really solid and well made overall. The outer finish has been easy to keep thus far, but time will tell. The glass lid is slightly heavy but being able to see how food is cooking does make up for that. The lid has been easy to clean. On my electric glass cooktop, the pot heats up reasonably fast. Out of the package, the pot had a flat bottom, and it did not deform when heated, keeping excellent contact with the glass top. I mostly use this pot for boiling and steaming stuff, and reheating soups. I generally spill out pasta into a colander and then apply cold water tap water over it vs putting cold water into the pot as I drain, just my way of doing it. I am confident though that this pot would probably handle the temp change... I just haven't put it through this trial yet. Thus far, I am happy with the purchase.

Save your money this product is great and .Not expensive.

I love all of my Delarlo pans. I bought them to replace my pots and pans that didn't work with induction cooking. These are very heavy duty. The 3 1/2 quart size has an extra side handle. The pot it replaced did not have this feature. It can be heavy sometimes, so the long handle plus the small handle are very helpful.There are no inside screws or bolts, so cleaning out the pan is easy.

Just new to me & haven't used it much, but so far l am pleased with my purchase

El tamaño adecuado para calentar y preparar pequeñas cantidades , no se caliente del mango, fácil de limpiar .. la uso también para hervir huevos 🥚 y quedan perfectos .. compraré también las de otros tamaños.

Buena calidad

Very nice, good quality pot and I’m very pleased with it.The little spanner that came with it to attach the handle was too small though and didn’t fit the nuts, so you’ll need a 10mm spanner if you like your pots to have a handle to hold on to.

Very good quality, the size is perfect! The walls of the pan are very thick. I really like it