Imusa Casserole with Lid and Handle, STD, Black, Red or Blue (pack of 1)

This pan is light-- the exact opposite from high quality, expensive pans. It cooks my food perfectly. What I make not only doesn't stick, the food slides right out. I cannot recommend this enough. The one tiny issue is I wanted a red or blue pan. The picture shows those, but the only choice is black.

Had one for years and it finally wore out. The grandchildren learned how to cook their eggs in it, perfect size. So glad I found the exact replacement on Amazon. It cooks well and is super easy to clean

I originally bought this in a store years ago and was so sad when it was lost during a move. When I saw it here I got SO EXCITED I bought two!!Fits three eggs PERFECTLY cooked over easy, fried, or however you want. Preftect size of a single grilled cheese too!!Slide the eggs right into the lid for a flawless flip!!Seriously- hand wash this pan and it will last YEARS. Best value for your money. I would riot for this silly little pan.

The media could not be loaded.  I haven’t used it yet but think it will be perfect for one person meals. Smaller than expected. Very light weight which could be bad or good.. Hoping it holds up over time.

It was small and very light weight. I expected better from the brand. You can only do 1 egg at a time. Only reason it even got a star it's easy to clean.

cute little pan with lid, but HAND WASH. I usually hand wash, but it got put in the dishwasher a few times and the lids bubbled and peeled. THe pan is fine, so far, but the lids are useless now. Its a good pan, just be aware.

I use this little pan more than any other in my kitchen. It is not very durable and eventually the handle will fall off. However, it is so cheap that is not really a problem.

So far I am very happy. I wanted to replace an old egg pan that had a worn out non-stick surface. It turns out that it is the same pan. (The old pan is 6.3" Imusa) I didn't look at the brand of the old pan before I ordered. I had the old pan for about 12 years, I know that this one will and probably any non-stick pan will wear out over time. Truth be told, I should have replaced mine years ago. (though I make a lot of eggs) My guess is that it will last about 5 years cooking eggs about 50% of the mornings. (actually this is just a guess....I may replace it earlier, it is worth it)The new pan has a great non-stick surface. If I were skilled enough, I could flip my eggs in the air. (you have to gently catch it while moving downward to avoid the yolk from breaking) At one point, I was good enough to flip eggs. For now, I slide the egg onto the cover and put the pan on top upside down. Then I quickly flip the entire thing. I apply heat for about 5 seconds and turn off the burner. I leave it there for a few more seconds and they are over easy the way I like them.Having a pan with a lid is a big deal to me. I like to coat it lightly with butter, crack the eggs and throw them on and let it heat up a bit. Once it starts cooking, I add water and put the lid on. The water boils and cooks the eggs on top a bit. I do that thing that I mentioned above instead of flipping them in the air and a few seconds later they are done. I quickly drop them on my plate to get them facing the right way again.The size is about perfect for 2 eggs. I looked at other pans that were more expensive but one had a handle that was so heavy it made it unstable. Most pans didn't have a cover. I have no idea why the word Casserole is in the title of this pan. I would call it a 2 egg pan myself.I kept the old lid from my old pan and now I have 2 lids. (sometimes the lid is dirty and the pan is clean) The old pan was shot. I threw it away.From now on, I'm replacing my fried egg pan every 5 years or whenever it needs it.

I thought it was 3 casseroles but is just one and that Makes it very expensive. Quality is good.

Ampliamente probado por mí, garantiza cocción perfecta para los huevos, sin pegarse.Enviado

I suspect the 5.8" (Casserole) and 6.3"(Handled) pans will work well as non stick frying pans. However one should know that the non handled 5.8" pan holds an absolute maximum of 350ml and the handled 6.3" holds a maximum of 450ml. The 5.8" pan with lid weighs 151 grams on my scale and the 6.3" pan with lid weighs 199 grams. I am well aware that these pans will work better than a titanium pan for cooking, unfortunately they are not for the weight conscience backpacker looking for more volume.

Excelente opción para preparar huevos estrellados; como única recomendación, lávenla con fibra suave para no dañar el teflón

Le prix est d’un article pour 25$ une casserolle la couleur est pas choisie . A mon avis trop chère pour une. Le prix normal de cet article est de 8$ 10$ ca se trouve ailleur puis-que j en avais dejà. Vaut mieux aller a MTL MARCHÉ LATINO. Mais le produit Immussa est excellent .