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KitchenAid Five-Ply Stainless-Steel Clad 3-Quart Saut Pan with Lid and Helper Handle | 
 enlarge | Brand: KitchenAid
List Price: $180.00
Buy New: $143.95
You Save: $36.05 (20%)
Rating:  3 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 21.9 x 12 x 5.1
MPN: 75907
Model: 75907
UPC: 051153759079
EAN: 0051153759079
ASIN: B00004S8D8
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| Features:
| • | Ideal for large recipes | | • | Five-ply 18/10 stainless-steel construction | | • | Dishwasher-safe | | • | Use a stainless-steel cleaner to polish | | • | Limited lifetime warranty |
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Product Description
KitchenAid 5-Ply 18/10 Stainless Steel Clad Cookware combines the highest quality materials to deliver an exquisite line of stainless steel cookware that performs beautifully. The line combines gorgeous, highly polished stainless steel with the superior heat conductivity of an aluminum core. KitchenAid 5-Ply uses 18/10 stainless steel on both the exterior and interior. Heat-resistant, silicone handles provide a cool, confident grip. The cookware is oven safe. Handwash with mild dish soap.
Amazon.com Review
KitchenAid's superior 3-quart sauté pan is wonderful for large batches of sauces and designed to be around for a lifetime. It features a mirrorlike stainless-steel finish, and its long, gracefully arched ergonomic handle is made from stay-cool material that's oven-safe to 500 degrees. KitchenAid's stylish sauté pan is manufactured in the same tradition of quality that has established the company as a leader in electrical appliances since 1919. --Julie McCowan
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| Customer Reviews:
 Fantastic pan February 20, 2002
Summerroll (Fort Wayne, IN)
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
I bought the 3 quart hard anodized pan when it was on sale during Christmas. My plan was to try it out and buy the five quart sauteuse if I liked the 3 quart. The conclusion: I adore this product. The drawback: the five quart pan is no longer being offered! Cook's Illustrated has rated this pan as good or better than All-Clad. It has never been a problem to clean up. Food cooks evenly and beautifully. The only flaw it has is that certain foods will stick a little, such as fish and corn starch. The bottom line is I would rather spend a little time time watching out for sticking (and use a little more oil) than risk eating the non-stick lining on other pans when it, inevitably, comes off. The hard-anodized surface is extremely hardy and does not scratch. The riveted handles are well-made, stay cool, and are hefty. If you want to buy a pan to hand down the generations, this is it.
These are GREAT pans... December 29, 2001
Paul W. Hinson (Atlanta, GA USA)
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
puhhlleeez. Polished stainless steel is NEVER going to look brand new after use - at least not the pans' interior. It will discolor and scratch a little bit but the fact is that this is the best cookware out there bar none; I love these pans just as much as my All Clad. Although the All Clad handles stay a little cooler I believe the Kitchenaid is of higher quality, better balanced. It is WAAAAYYY better than any supermarket brand. The lids are deeper draw lids than All Clad. These are GREAT pans in both the stainless and hard anodized versions. I love 'em.
 You pay for the name only.... May 20, 2000
8 out of 22 found this review helpful
This pan is indeed constructed extremely well, and it cooks evenly. However, after the first use, the interior will be forever stained. This was my first surprise, that the mirror finish on the bottom of the inside is not permanent. After a few uses, my conclusion is that the Kitchen Aid products are way overpriced, and that you can purchase exactly the same performance from your local Target or K-mart store in the Caphalon, Anolon, or even Revere-Ware lines, for 1/4 of the money. I would recommend this pan only if you are going to use it every day for the rest of your life and feed at least 10 people a day.
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