I would say if you use it close to once daily it wont last a year.Even though I used
all plastic utensils it started peeling around the sides which makes no sense as the contact with spatuals was on the bottom
of the pan. Disappointed I had to toss it.
I have had one of these pans for a couple of years.`It is absolutely the best pan in the word for cooking spaghetti since you can do a great job of draining the pasta after cooking it.I use a "pasta wrench" pasta server when adding full length spaghetti to boiling water since otherwise the noodles are a bit too long the "pasta wrench" serving tool lets me soften and bend the noodles when I add them to the boiling water.I cook the pasta covered on medium for 10 minutes in 1/2 pan of water, drain it with the pan, add some cold sauce and reheat for a minute or two great pasta every time!
I also use it for stir frying.
The glass lid is great, keeps the heat in.The straight sides are good for boiling and stirring but I prefer a slope sided glass-covered pan for eggs and omelets.
My only complaint it that I managed to semi-incinerate the non-stick coatingon the pan walls by leaving the pan on a lit burner and now it's flaking off.I could swear I've seen pans like this with no non-stick coating, but only occasionally.I sort of wish I had one.The non-stick coating is the Achilles heel of coated pans.Bare stainless is forever!
I purchased one of these pans 5 years ago for my boyfriend.The pan has made it through 3 states and 1 wedding and finally just now gave out.Since we use the pan at least twice a week, I think that's pretty good.Am buying another as a replacement.


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