Is it easy to pour oil out of this pan into a container with a small mouth or will the pan easily spill since there is no spout?
237884
I think you would need very steady hands to do that. You would be able to pour liquid into a 5-gallon bucket quite easily. This is a well made pan that will last for years.
237885
Use a funnel and it's not too bad. You will have to clean up a little bit of oil so I do it over cardboard.
237886
Well made sides that will not collapse as you hold it to pour. I poured it into a container VERY SLOWLY, with mouth size of a gallon milk jug. I missed a bit getting it started, that's why I say SLOWLY. I used a funnel the next time.
237887
I poured oil out of this pan into a 1 quart popcorn can with no problem. I haven't tried to pour into anything smaller.
1815672
You need to use a spoon to get it out. There is no way to pour it. Its kinda messy pouring the grease in but i still like it. Its agood size and works well for me.
1644780
Yes, you can pour without spilling; however, as with all of these small glass pots, you have to pour slowly to keep from spilling out the side of the lip.
198598
The nonstick finish doesn't require a lot of oil to be added to the pan. Just preheat the pan, give it a swipe of oil on a paper towel and you're good to go. Very little smoking.
1632912
The lid does not screw on. The soap is a solid, so there is no concern about spillage.
1573427
No, it is not flat. I haven't noticed any gathering of oils, but generally the pan is rather full when I cook in it.
2215070
It's fairly easy to clean, the heating element slides right out and you can submerge the tub that holds the oil. Never submerge the heating element, but you can give it a good wipe down.
663071
Since there is no bottle, just the spout it is as simple as it gets. I just toss it in the dishwasher when needed, but the pour is so clean that I don't have to do that too often. The pour is so nice the outside of the bottle stays clean and the spout stays clean. This is better than any "oil" bottle I have ever seen.
78375
I think it depends entirely upon your oil's (quality), and your personal preference. Personally, just a drop/two, due to the oil flowing from the dispenser lid works wonders for me! =)
1997908
Not that I have found. Have made french toast and pancakes on the flat grill and because no oil is required on the plates, there was nothing to splatter. Have made a hot sandwich (panini like) and steak with the closed grill plates, again with no lubrication, and didn't even have any build up in the reservoir at the back of the unit. There is absolutely no flaw that I have found, love this thing. Absolutely no splatter from the items I have used it for.
1966956
I believe that if you have the spout plug in place before you pour your pan drippings into the measuring cup little or no fat will fill into the spout. Without the plug there will always be a little fat that rises to the top of the spout.
1002264
yep. the spout is on the other side. there is also a lid in the container for easy clean. i dont regret buying this at all. so easy to clean, and reuse oil.
1412123
no I use a small plastic funnel, but often I just pour the oil directly in the torch opening. there are minor spills but they quickly burn off with the first lighting.
894719
Correct, no pouring lip. The pans are heavy so it might be a bit difficult for some persons to pour out liquids into a small-mouth container. If I am concerned about a mess, I either use a basting syringe or dip a measuring cup into the pan and empty from there. I am so pleased with this cookware that I use it anyway.
2198836
Make you spray some oil in it and then it is wonderful! When you are in a hurry it gets too hot if you do not spray and everything sticks. Easy
145793
The hole is always open. But I've never had a spill since using it. The hole is small.
273283
No you need oil to out in there. Its easy to use. My husband and kids enjoy it