What shape is the handle? I.e. Is it rounded or does it have that annoying cutout so many have now days?
996957
this is not what i bought...what i bought was the Emeril by All-Clad E92002 Hard Anodized Nonstick Fry Pans 8"& 10" and they suck and I feel strongly that they do have the handles that you are talking about, but this on fry pan looks to have the same handles as the full set of Tri-Ply Stainless Steel with out non stick. It's solid with an rounded underneath with somewhat of gruve on top for your thumb.
996958
If you mean is it sculptured ("cut out") on the top surface than yes it is. The handle is like a slightly chunkier version of a regular All-Clad pan handle. So if you've used All-Clad before and like the handle it'll be fine, if it's not a style you enjoy then it may not be the pan for you.
996959
The handle is rounded on the bottom & has a concave groove on the top for the thumb. There is an oval cutout near the end for hanging. And yes, there is a "Y" shaped split where the handle is attached to the pan. If you are concerned about food gunking & building up here, I have found it not to be. I like that it is NOT nonstick. This pan has even heat & works very well on my induction range. My only complaint is that the large fry pans are quite heavy - but then I have severe arthritis & am nearing 70. All & all, I love these pans (I've a full set).
996960
Its flattened and curved with a center groove. It must be the annoying cutout you are speaking of.
359219
It is more on the round side. It has a decent bevel that makes it a little more difficult to finish the counter top to it. The counter top guy just needs to take his time cutting to get a perfect fit.
69951
You are correct, the one I got had a round smooth inside knob although the box content list indicated it had both but didn't. That's all I can tell you
1302080
The handle on mine isn't hollow, almost looks like it is but it's not. If ever they were hollow they're not now.
121721
The handle is oval, not round as the previous user stated. It is probably hollow with a cap on the end but is very sturdy feeling. These items have a very comfortable feel to them.
1495448
It's rectangular with rounded edges, so I'd say it's none of those. Good luck in your search.
351710
It has not been an issue at all for me. The bottom edges--where the goods pour out--are not rounded, but neither are they what I would consider sharp. Hope this helps!
1070624
The edges are all rounded. No sharp edges anywhere. I have several of these, and have given several as gifts. I use it when ever I am frying anything, keeps my stove somewhat splatter free.
652344
It is round but slightly oversize. I cut mine with a pair of common scissors with no trouble.
408625
Most I've ever cut was around 3/4 inch and it does fine. Hate the handle though. Needs a modified to make it comfortable.
1365842
These questions are answered by people like you, not the seller. The one I purchased March 2015 has a curved handle. You should contact the seller to find out for absolute certain. Click on the name of the Seller, Craft Holdings, then look all the way to the right-hand side and down a bit to find "contact this seller".
1892102
Pretty sure whatever you read was for a different item, but as for the handles being wrapped, one side is rounded while the other is flat.
1062926
The handle is plastic and very grippy. We store it in a knife block with Wusthof knives and it looks ok.
1370197
It does have the cutout. Fits pretty well but there is a very small gap around it that does have the potential to pinch. But I'm happy with it.
436964
Yes, more cylindrical than flat. I'd call it round. It is the spaghetti cutter.
1497587
Mine was pretty sharp. Definitely pointy, but don't go swinging it at hard things, the handle will most likely break as it is made of 2 pieces that aren't very well welded together
352899
I got one as a gift a couple of years ago. The handle is the one with the cutouts (a circle and a curve). The color is red (and it still looks beautiful; I use the thing every day).The only thing I had noticed was that I got one with a press-fit lid with an O-ring, while they were saying they had switched to a screw-on lid. I can safely say, however, I haven't spilled a drop yet.