2 Handle Non-Stick Sauce Pot With Glass Lid - 3.5 Qt

I have to say upfront that this pot feels like a $20 one...It's thin, light, and it doesn't appear that it will last long enough to hand down to anyone. But for the price, it simply can't be beat. I live alone and don't really need anything more than 4 qt in a pot...I already have one of those, and a 3 qt pot which was a little small whenever I am making a good hearty soup. It would fill to the top and be a little hard to simmer and stir. This pot is not only the perfect size for me at 3 1/2 qt, but it also has two handles on it as opposed to the single handle 3 qt I have now...A little easier to handle than the single handle. And, the ones on this one are really nice and big with insulation as well. The pot itself is non stick and the lid is of a nice solid glass quality that fits perfectly. One last detail, I have an electric cook top and this sits nice and flat on it without any wiggle at all. Something that happens occasionally with cheap pots...The bottom on this is thick and very straight...In conclusion, if you are single, or a couple that makes a lot of soups, stews, and or sauce this may not be the best choice for you being on the cheaper side...But for someone like me that uses other pots and pans, my oven, and my crock pot for many meals, this is perfect. Honestly the price of some pots even at this rather small side is outrageous at times...I have some of those higher priced ones and they aren't always worth it...This is well made and well worth it in my opinion, and, the perfect size for me...I recommend it...

For less than $20 you get what you pay for. Definitely not even close to high quality. I deducted a star because the bottom is rough and sharp and the non-stick surface scratches easily, especially around the rivets. I cannot say how durable it is because I haven't had it that long. I will say that I would guess this pan is not suitable for higher temperatures, it's better for simmering.With that said, you can't really beat it if using for small things and need nonstick. I use this for steaming rice mainly, and for that it does just fine. I certainly wouldn't recommend using this for anything complicated. But, I'm okay with having this one cheap cooking pot in my kitchen. I serves its purpose.

I retired my old Calphalon (spelling?) sauce pot and looked for another one but they're expensive. Found this one and price wise, can't be beat. It's as good as my old sauce pot. I don't know about durability though.

Really functional, great size. Some reviews said it was thin and on the "cheaper" side. It may not be a Dutch oven, but it's not flimsy. Had it for a couple of months so far and it does a great job.

I was very disappointed that the lid did not fit. I used this pot for the first time yesterday and found that the lid did not fit.. when I called I was told that due to the coronavirus I was unable to get in contact with a customer representative, which I totally understand. However, I am stymied asto what I can do to resolve this situation. I hope this review gets a response. Thank you

Held up for quite a while but eventually had to replace it. Lasted about about long as you would expect from the price.

This pan is great!!! Just the right size for cooking soups without worrying about boiling over!!!

The nonstick surface is great. Be careful as the metal securing the handles to the pot can get rather hot.