Do you think it can be used with a farberware 3qt. saucepan?
1530021
The bottom of pan is "terraced" so it can fit on openings at 6", 7", 8" and probably 9. I actually like this pan and thought it was a good purchase value
966490
it doesn't work very well with woks because of its curvature. you won't be able to fix it to the side. the same applies to all saucepans that are not straight, even a small curvature will make it difficult. it works great with different heights.
292732
i have farberware model 312b frypan and the pr3f control seems to match very well and works great
1892676
I believe it should work just fine. Just watch your temp at first until you very familiar with the pan
836771
I enjoy using mine in the Farberware 8 cup stove-top perculator and am unable to confirm the question about a Westbend coffee pot.
1163498
I saw that too, and it does, technically, fit, but it sits on top, not into the saucepan as I would expect... is that okay? I'm wondering if that even WORKS?
1100027
It didn't work with my Farberware skillet. The probe was too long. Don't know about wok.
2114115
I have not tried an electric mixer in my Farberware saucepan. I have used a manual hand-held masher which works just fine. The sides of the saucepan are straight (as opposed to curved/rounded) so I'm not sure how an electric mixer would work with that. Hope this helps.
798497
I use it with a 6 qt pot, but remember that it has to be tall and not exceed the cook plate.
1628351
I think the lid will too large for a 1.6 quart saucepan. It will cover the pan, but the lid will extend far beyond the size of the pan.
573132
Yes, but it can be a little hard to find; you have to snoop around Cuisinart's website to find the dimensions. Personally, I found the pans a little smaller than you might expect from the picture, though they are all true to the dimensions listed online. That was good for me, as I only ever cook for two and used to find my pots/pans being too large for the portion sizes I wanted to cook. If you frequently cook for large numbers of people (ie, meals for 10+ people) it might be difficult to prepare everything in these. Pot/Pan Dimensions from cuisinart.com: MCU192-16 1 Qt. Saucepan with cover MCU193-20 3 Qt. Saucepan with cover MCU33-24H 3 Qt. Saut with helper handle and cover MCU66-24 8 Qt. Stockpot with cover MCU22-24 10" Open Skillet MCU22-20 8" Open Skillet MCU116-20 20 cm Steamer Insert with cover (fits 3 Qt. Saucepan)
1647391
It may, we have not used it for that as we have a Calphalon skillet with a matching lid...
2128557
It should. The glass piece that fits into the lid is narrow and there is a metal piece that fits on the under side of the lid that screws onto the glass and holds it tightly in place. When I first saw the top part of the glass it looked like it would be too big. It works great with my Farberware pot.
703665
The handle on the pot cannot be removed, but the handle on the cover can. I don't have a 3 quart to seeif it fits in.
289710
I wouldn't try it. The issue I had with the pan was with my flat top stove. The burner heats the part of the pan that touches it so quickly and the part that overhang the burner stays cool causing the pan to warp.
894772
from what I know, as long as the pan has a perfectly flat bottom it can be used on a glass top range, and farberware does have a flat service;
314685
Yes, I have one. It is not identical to the tri-ply set but fits the 4qt tri-ply saucepan well.