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Great pan love it and cleaning it is so easy, Only problem is I can't take off the detachable handles.

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this is the best saucepan ever all of Woll Nowo Titanium products are well worth there money....I have tried all the big brand names in cookware most are crap and don't last a year.Easy to clean and maintain,nothing sticks and i mean nothing.

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Bought the Woll 6.3 quart pot and the 8-inch saute pan. They are okay, but I guess I like the Swiss Diamond brand better (which I also own.) I wanted a pot of this size, similar to Swiss Diamond brand. SD does not make a pot about this size. I VERY MUCH prefer the Woll lid knob over Swiss Diamond's, but the non-stick coating is superior on the SD brand. I've only used my Woll pot a few times, being VERY careful and already the coating is chipping around the rim and showing signs of scuffing/scratching on the inside bottom and outside. I use silicone utensils. I believe the rim is chipping because of the metal edge on the lid. It shouldn't. The outside shows scuff marks from the slightest thing. I had the pot sitting on the counter next to the sink and a Corelle bowl rubbed against it leaving a scuff mark. I DO NOT have this problem with my Swiss Diamond pieces. This Woll pot is very non-stick and easy to clean, but for the money, the durability is sorely lacking. I don't think I would buy Woll again. Really disappointed, guess I'll just stick with Swiss Diamond.

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i like this saucepan but it will be nice if they make the bigger one.the material is also very good

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Just made 50 lbs of butter crunch (16 batches) in this pan..no burning, easy clean up and best of all no reoccurrence of a chronic tendinitis ( I call it "Christmas elbow") that I usually get after making my candy for Christmas. It is ergonomically a dream...heats evenly, looks good...can go in the oven.. My new favorite cookware.