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KitchenAid Gourmet Excellence 5-Ply Stainless Clad 10-Inch Skillet | 
 enlarge | Brand: KitchenAid
List Price: $88.00
Buy New: $70.84
You Save: $17.16 (20%)
Rating:  3 reviews
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 10.3 x 18.5 x 4.5
MPN: 75919
Model: 75919
UPC: 051153759192
EAN: 0051153759192
ASIN: B0009J4BQQ
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Aluminum core throughout the pan provides even heating | | • | Bright, non-reactive cooking surface | | • | Solid cast stainless steel handles are oven safe to 500 F | | • | Dishwasher safe | | • | Lifetime Limited Warranty |
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Product Description
Made of the finest quality stainless steel and an aluminum core to heat evenly throughout the pan. This bright, non-reactive stainless steel pan will stand up to the use of metal forks, tongs and whisks and is oven and broiler safe. Cast stainless steel handles are heat resistant for stovetop cooking. Perfect for any kitchen. ...
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| Customer Reviews:
 THANK YOU KITCHENAID!!!!! June 5, 2008
D. Germany (IE, USA)
This skillet is well worth the price. Like most other people I do not care for the rivets in the skillet, but it cost a lot less and works just as well as other brands!
 Kitchen Aid Lives up to It's Name February 9, 2008
DIY Homeowner (USA)
Way to go Kitchen Aid! This saute pan is wonderful. I have a cheaper set of stainless pots and pans, but wanted a few nice pieces for the things I use most. I purchased this pan and the Cuisinart round griddle (both 5 ply). I Cannot say enough good things about them. Even heating, tasty food with less oil, and no worrying about no-stick coating coming off in my food. Works great on many applications; my husbad even uses it to deep fry things (although I make him cover witha splatter screen because it is shallow for deep frying). Easy clean-up, and you can use pan scraters or Brillo if need be.
I goofed July 22, 2007
Richard L. Steiner (OREGON United States)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I think I screwed up with buying this fry pan. I bought it as a replacement for the non-stick aluminum omelette pan I have been using to fry hash brown potatoes.
The manufacturer of my ceramic-glass range top advised against using aluminum utensils on the unit so I shopped for one made of stainless steel. Unfortunately this uncoated pan is a disaster when using it with the hash brown potatoes. They stick no matter what I do to fix that problem.
The sticking situation is not a condemnation of the KitchenAid pan, but a limitation to the versatility of any stainless steel cooking utensil when frying high starch food. I should have known better.
The pan itself is one of the best I have ever seen and it is cheaper than the All-Clad equivalent. It is extremely well made, it is a beautiful pan and I would recommend it for frying anything except potatoes and heavily floured meats.
I had to go out and buy a stainless steel fry pan with a non-stick cooking surface. Guess what--I bought a KitchenAid.
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