Farberware Classic Stainless Steel Sauce Pan/Saucepan with Lid, 3 Quart, Silver

Love this part. I purchased it to make tea and it’s perfect for my niece. The quality of the handle is questionable, but we will see how long it last. It looks a little flimsy so I may have to be careful but again I wouldn’t know until I use it for long. Overall, the Bill quality is good. The particular one I posted pictures for does not have a curved shape at the lip for pouring and it’s all rounded. The heat transformation looks pretty good and even. I use it to make tea so I have not cooked inside this pot. It may be a little too small for cooking purpose so you may need a bigger one for cooking meat or something like that. I paid 15 bucks on sale so I cannot complain. This is a very good part for that price.

This one is so much better balanced than most of the other stainless steel options.It is funny that a small sauce pan that doesn't have a heavy handle that always tries to tip it over is 'classic'. I know the current popular look is solid, heavy handles and they don't want to change that look for the small pans but it is ridiculous.This is well built and doesn't tip easily on the burners.If I had to find something to be picky about the lid and handle are trying too hard to be vintage looking. But it isn't that bad and is much easier to live with than all the ones that want to tip easily.

I'd been looking for a replacement for my 40 + year old Copper Bottom Revere wear 1 1/2 quart Saucepan whose coated handles were finally splitting. Back then the pots didn't have aluminum, just stainless steel and copper, so lighter. All the 1 1/2 pots I tried were heavy and most of the handles got hot. This 1 quart pan works and the handle is very comfortably shaped. Handles didn't get hot when simmering for half hour. Cleaned up perfectly with Bar Keepers Friend which I always use for Stainless Steel.

This is a replacement for my original pot. My old one had a loose handle, after using it for almost 50 years. I usually use this pot for boiling potatoes, so it's generally heavy when I take it to strain the potatoes. I think that's why my old one got loose, because it's the only one in the set I had a problem with. I'm very happy with the new pot and from my experience, if you take good care of it, it should last a long time!

I bought this to replace a damaged pan I had that was similar. It is just fine and it won't be the most used pan in my kitchen, but I felt like the quality was a little lacking in the weight and build of the pan. OK for the price, I wasn't expecting an All Clad experience, but I had a little buyer's remorse so I took off a star. I hate doing returns and it wasn't bad enough to take that step, but I may give it to one of my kids and get another one. I will say that the handle is comfortable to use and it is very light if that is important for those with dexterity issues. It cleaned up just fine but not sure how it will hold up.

A FANTASTIC manufacturer. These Farberware pots last forever and look as new as the day purchased. My wife and I bought the complete set over 40 years ago and they still look brand new. Had to purchase this as a replacement because of me dropping it on a concrete walkway and I broke the handle. My fault. Don't buy those EXPENSIVE other name brands, they don't last and way too expensive.

It's a beautiful little double boiler. I love it. Nice and heavy. extra clad bottom for great heat distribution. Typical quality for this brand. Love it. I have a very small pan that is a one pint size with a pour lip on side. Same brand. It is for heating a sauce or butter. I have had it for 20 years. Farberware is great stuff.

Farberware are the best pots to cook in. Forget about fancy brands that some chefs "recommend". They get paid to recommend them. Farberware cooks evenly and above all cleans up easily. Looks new for years.