Reddit reviews All-Clad 7112NSR2 MC2 Professional Master Chef 2 Stainless Steel Bi-Ply Bonded Oven Safe PFOA Free Nonstick Fry Pan Cookware, 12-Inch, Silver
We found 2 Reddit comments about All-Clad 7112NSR2 MC2 Professional Master Chef 2 Stainless Steel Bi-Ply Bonded Oven Safe PFOA Free Nonstick Fry Pan Cookware, 12-Inch, Silver. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
Classic slope-sided, 12-inch frying panStainless-steel interior; brushed aluminum exterior; aluminum coreLayer of scratch-resistant, professional-grade nonstick bonded to interiorLong, comfortable stay-cool handle riveted for strengthLifetime warranty against defects
Thanks for the post, OverlordQ.
UPDATE: JULY 2013
> When we tested nonstick skillets, T-fal informed us that the winning skillet was rated as oven-safe to 450 F, which we printed in our story and followed in our recipe development since that time, with no problems. However, the company now lists this pan as oven-safe to 350 F. We checked back with T-fal, and learned that the maximum temperature T-fal recommends for using this pan in the oven is 410 F. Beyond 410 F, the silicone handle may be damaged, and may crack, change color, or emit odors, although it will not melt. The company reports that there is no health hazard if the handle is heated above 410 F, but that the handle will become more fragile.
Nonstick skillet testing notes
WINNER
the T-fal listed above - $34.99 as tested
> Outperforming our former winner at a quarter of the price, this pan had the slickest, most durable nonstick coating, releasing perfectly throughout testing. It is well proportioned, with a comfy handle and generous cooking surface. Its only flaw: Handle rivets loosened after abuse.
RUNNER-UP
All-Clad 12-Inch Nonstick Skillet - $159.95 as reviewed
> While this remains a terrific piece of cookware, with a tri-ply construction topped by nonstick coating for even heating and good release, it’s also the most expensive at $159.95. There’s no escaping the fact that the coating became slightly worn during our testing, and will eventually fail with regular use. The upside? All-Clad offers a lifetime replacement warranty, which is why we still recommend this pan.
3 others were "Recommended with Reservations"
> I don't want one Calphalon Contemporary, one classic, etc.
I wouldn't want any Calphalon anything, either. All-Clad hasn't changed their design in years and years. You can buy that frying pan I linked and then later on get a sauce pan, then a saute pan, then even a non-stick pan if you want, and so on.
They'll all match, the lids from one will fit on another, and they'll last forever. There's no "design series". They just make very high quality cookware and avoid gimmicks.