Are these fry pans deeper than normal? From the pictures they look like a saute pan or stir fry
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Only slightly deeper. The photo does make the pan look even deeper than it is.
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Nice depth for all foods I prepare. Use a larger one instead of a wok. Think you'll enjoy this pan. Pamela
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honeslty i dont cook... so i dont know about saute or stir fry. but they are deeper then an average pan. plus my wife loves the porcelain!
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Just slightly...not enough to make a difference in the cooking. It's a fabulous pan!
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I too am unsure of the exact thickness of the pans. They have a good weight to them, but not incredibly heavy. All of my food cooks evenly and I do not experience "hot spots" in the pans, no food has burnt and they are wonderful with non stick. Clean up is always easy, no hard scrubbing needed even on the messiest foods. I would recommend these for anyone wanting a nice set of pots and pans :)
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the sides are very steep and the bottom only about 3 inches in diameter, so not a great omelet pan...a great stir fry pan, but wouldn't think a great omelet solution.
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Yes they are. The pans are great you will love them. The only draw back I had. The seller did not pack them correctly and each pan was dented as if they fell on there side.
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I am very happy with the depth of my black bowls. They are wonderful for soup or chili. I think you are correct, it is an optical illusion.
97406
No. These are the best pans I've ever owned. Don't be afraid to purchase them. They're fabulous!
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I'm not sure if they are the deepest made. This and one other set is the only set I've ever owned. This set is deeper than the original set that I owned. Hope this somewhat answers your question.
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The lids do not fit the frying pans. The sauté pan is ~12" in diameter and is super-heavy. But overall, I am very satisfied with this set.
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They are about the size of meatloaf/ bread pans, maybe a little deeper! There great for keeping your side dishes warm.
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I haven't actually measured them but they are are about twice the thickness of a regular waffle, certainly deep enough to hold the butter in the "pockets"; mine usually are crispy on the outside and softer in the middle, perfect in my opinion! The crispness depends on your setting, of course, as to how you like your waffle. Another thing I like about it is that you can stand it on end when storing so it takes up minimal space. I couldn't be more pleased with this waffle maker, best one I've ever had ... easy to use and a breeze to clean, a big plus. :)
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The ones in this set are titled "French Skillets", and look like the pictures of the "deep" skillets. However, the only numbers I can find on them do not reference to anything.
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They are mostly flat: They have a slightly indented pattern, to distribute heat evenly. We purchased one set for our gas range and one for our dtrs electric range - Works beautifully with our gas range, not so well on the coils of our dtrs electric stove. It may very well be she uses too high a flame, we are not sure but you cannot use high heat with these pots/pans. Many things DO stick to them. I cannot recommend for frying. We do not usually fry, so I love them. I would think these would work well on the glass-top... Hope this is helpful.
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I have not had them deep fried, they are not the same ours, ours have a lot of almonds, the ones in the England do not have any.
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I don't quite understand your question. But I can tell you that this is the best stir fry pan I've ever gotten. easy to clean, non sticky. I have been loving it.
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Hello Kevin2012-It. I estimate that the pans are approximately an inch deep.
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If you look closely at the image Amazon posted, it gives a true picture of what you receive - so no worries there. The stock pot, the sauté pan, and the two sauce pans all have glass lids; the two frying pans do *not*. However, if needs be, the lid of the large sauce pan will fit the smaller frying pan; and the lid of the sauté pan will do well enough for the large frying pan (the lid sits nicely just a bit below the edge of the frying pan). None of the lids have vent holes, but they still sit securely if you want to shift the lid slightly for venting. Hope that helps. It's a very good set and I like it a lot. If you look closely at the image Amazon posted, it gives a true picture of what you receive - so no worries there. The stock pot, the sauté pan, and the two sauce pans all have glass lids; the two frying pans do *not*. However, if needs be, the lid of the large sauce pan will fit the smaller frying pan; and the lid of the sauté pan will do well enough for the large frying pan (the lid sits nicely just a bit below the edge of the frying pan). None of the lids have vent holes, but they still sit securely if you want to shift the lid slightly for venting. Hope that helps. It's a very good set... » Read More If you look closely at the image Amazon posted, it gives a true picture of what you receive - so no worries there. The stock pot, the sauté pan, and the two sauce pans all have glass lids; the two frying pans do *not*. However, if needs be, the lid of the large sauce pan will fit the smaller frying pan; and the lid of the sauté pan will do well enough for the large frying pan (the lid sits nicely just a bit below the edge of the frying pan). None of the lids have vent holes, but they still sit securely if you want to shift the lid slightly for venting. Hope that helps. It's a very good set and I like it a lot. « Show Less
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I'm not sure about thatBut these are the best pans I have ever ownedI switched to wooden, bamboo and plastic utensils just to be safeGot them hot to sear fish No problems at all