Millennium Soft Touch Stainless Nonstick Skillet (10-in.) by Farberware

Millennium Soft Touch Stainless Nonstick Skillet (10-in.) by Farberware
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One of the most used pans in any well-equipped kitchen. Skillets have sloped sides so that foods slide out easily. This small size is ideal for cooking eggs for two or sauteing fresh mushrooms and onions to top your steak. The nonstick surface makes cleanup effortless. Features: Silicone enhanced s... See complete description »

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One of the most used pans in any well-equipped kitchen. Skillets have sloped sides so that foods slide out easily. This small size is ideal for cooking eggs for two or sauteing fresh mushrooms and onions to top your steak. The nonstick surface makes cleanup effortless.

Features:

  • Silicone enhanced stainless steel handles are riveted securely to the pan and comfortable to hold.
  • Oven safe to 400°F.
  • Sleek, contemporary styling, and polished stainless steel construction combine to create beautiful, durable cookware that will last for years.
  • An 18/0 stainless protector surrounds the thick aluminum base, providing perfect heat distribution across the bottom of the pan and suitability for induction stovetops.

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    by Glenn, CA
    January 23, 2008

    Very pleased , would recomend to anyone. Arrived in a couple of days.

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