Cuisinart Chef's Classic Stainless 10-Inch Open Skillet
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List Price: $60.00
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Product Description:
Cuisinart's 722-24 Chef's Classic Stainless 10-Inch Open Skillet is made of 18/10 stainless steel, which won't react with acidic foods. The mirror finish maintains the skillet's brightness no matter what it goes through-the dishwasher, freezer, broiler, and the oven (which can be used up to 550F). This skillet has an aluminum encapsulated bottom for even heating. It features a solid stainless riveted cool grip handle. The rim is tapered for drip free pouring. Lifetime limited warranty.
Amazon.com Review:
Sauté mushrooms or brown sausages to perfection in this classic 10-inch Cuisinart skillet--the sloped sides are ideal for tossing and turning small pieces of food. Made of professional quality 18/10 stainless steel that won't react with acidic foods, the skillet features a tapered rim for drip-free pouring and a riveted, cast stainless-steel handle that's contoured for an easy grip. The skillet's mirror finish retains its brightness through dishwasher, freezer, broiler, and oven use up to 550 degrees Fahrenheit. For superior, even heating, an aluminum disk is encapsulated between two layers of stainless steel in the base. Cuisinart covers the skillet with a lifetime warranty.--Ann Bieri
Cuisinart's 722-24 Chef's Classic Stainless 10-Inch Open Skillet is made of 18/10 stainless steel, which won't react with acidic foods. The mirror finish maintains the skillet's brightness no matter what it goes through-the dishwasher, freezer, broiler, and the oven (which can be used up to 550F). This skillet has an aluminum encapsulated bottom for even heating. It features a solid stainless riveted cool grip handle. The rim is tapered for drip free pouring. Lifetime limited warranty.
Amazon.com Review:
Sauté mushrooms or brown sausages to perfection in this classic 10-inch Cuisinart skillet--the sloped sides are ideal for tossing and turning small pieces of food. Made of professional quality 18/10 stainless steel that won't react with acidic foods, the skillet features a tapered rim for drip-free pouring and a riveted, cast stainless-steel handle that's contoured for an easy grip. The skillet's mirror finish retains its brightness through dishwasher, freezer, broiler, and oven use up to 550 degrees Fahrenheit. For superior, even heating, an aluminum disk is encapsulated between two layers of stainless steel in the base. Cuisinart covers the skillet with a lifetime warranty.--Ann Bieri
Features:
- Classic 10-inch skillet made of mirror finish 18/10 stainless steel
- Sloped sides maximize cooking surface
- Riveted stainless-steel Cool Grip handle
- Aluminum in base ensures even heating
- Safe for dishwasher, freezer, broiler, and oven to 550 degrees F
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - Great for an amateur
This is a great skillet for an amateur cook. I'm a student who tries to find time to cook for myself and buying a skillet for $40 has made me more willing to throw a steak into the oven or make grilled cheese sandwiches to go with fresh pasta on a cold Fall evening. If you let the pan soak after cooking, things come right off with a sponge.
This pan is really everything that I could ask for. The 10'' is a perfect size to cook almost anything in a stainless steel pan. I'll likely buy ... Read More
Rating: - Cuisinart Chef's Classic Skillet
Good quality for the special price. If you want it to be non-stick, do not use high heat.
Rating: 
- fantastic product-i recommend!
I love the Cuisinart Classic Stainless steel 12 inch open skillet.I have been using it almost daily since it was delivered. GREAT pan. It heats food up much quicker than with an ordinary skillet.I used to have the 10 inch skillets and the 12 inch really makes a difference. More room in the pan and it makes cooking alot easier!
The pan is very easy to clean.I love the added feature of the "helper handle".The pan is very well made!
The only thing is, you need to use a silicone or ... Read More
Rating: 
- Good pan for the money
I needed a larger skillet and boy, is this pan big!It actually covers the 11 inch burner on my new range!It gives you plenty of room to cook in.It is not as thick as some other pans and you have to watch it carefully to make sure the food doesn't burn.It is also hard to store due to its size.But the price ($39.99) on Amazon.com makes it a great value!
Rating: - not same quality as 12"
Like most of this line, the 12" version of this pan is an excellent pan and value, and seldom leaves my range top. The 14" however is a disappointment because its material/construction is not nearly as heavy-duty. Notably, unlike the 12" pan the 14" is NOT stamped "18/10". Another telltale is that the 14" weighs only 4 oz. more than the 12". Result: relatively lower thermal mass, less even heat distribution and retention, more hot spots and burning. In fairness, the larger diameter will put the much ... Read More
- Great for an amateurThis is a great skillet for an amateur cook. I'm a student who tries to find time to cook for myself and buying a skillet for $40 has made me more willing to throw a steak into the oven or make grilled cheese sandwiches to go with fresh pasta on a cold Fall evening. If you let the pan soak after cooking, things come right off with a sponge.
This pan is really everything that I could ask for. The 10'' is a perfect size to cook almost anything in a stainless steel pan. I'll likely buy ... Read More
- Cuisinart Chef's Classic SkilletGood quality for the special price. If you want it to be non-stick, do not use high heat.
- fantastic product-i recommend!I love the Cuisinart Classic Stainless steel 12 inch open skillet.I have been using it almost daily since it was delivered. GREAT pan. It heats food up much quicker than with an ordinary skillet.I used to have the 10 inch skillets and the 12 inch really makes a difference. More room in the pan and it makes cooking alot easier!
The pan is very easy to clean.I love the added feature of the "helper handle".The pan is very well made!
The only thing is, you need to use a silicone or ... Read More
- Good pan for the moneyI needed a larger skillet and boy, is this pan big!It actually covers the 11 inch burner on my new range!It gives you plenty of room to cook in.It is not as thick as some other pans and you have to watch it carefully to make sure the food doesn't burn.It is also hard to store due to its size.But the price ($39.99) on Amazon.com makes it a great value!
- not same quality as 12" Like most of this line, the 12" version of this pan is an excellent pan and value, and seldom leaves my range top. The 14" however is a disappointment because its material/construction is not nearly as heavy-duty. Notably, unlike the 12" pan the 14" is NOT stamped "18/10". Another telltale is that the 14" weighs only 4 oz. more than the 12". Result: relatively lower thermal mass, less even heat distribution and retention, more hot spots and burning. In fairness, the larger diameter will put the much ... Read More
