Does it have the stay cool handle (when cooking so as not to burn hands?)
931111
The handle has a silicone rubber sleeve over it so it will only get warm, not hot. You will not burn your hand when picking it up.
931112
Yes, the handle stays cool when cooking, i.e. boiling water. Hope this helps!
931113
so far i have not had to use a hot pad with it. If you have the nordic ware pans remember to cook on a lower temp. and you well love them.
756816
No, The handle does not get hot. The cook ware is the best yet and does not require high heat setting to cook with. I therefore save energy and less cooking time with his products. I am very pleased with this cookware and the set I purchased which is well worth it.
1511277
Yes, the handle gets hot - however, it comes with a heat resistant potholder that you slide over the handle after it boils. This works very well and alleviates the problem. FYI - I am sending mine back to Chantal itself as the spout broke.
1090432
Yes the handles stay cool on all my Cuisinart pots and pans. The only time my handles get warm is if I cook on the burner that is larger than my pot and heat rise up the outside and when I put the pots in the oven which is great. No more pouring from a pot into a casserole dish for the oven.
1993697
Yes, it's got the silicon handle at least the one I did had it. I love the thing. I never had any issues on the gas stove with a hot handle. I haven't used it on and open fire though but with proper care of the embers and placement I think it would be fine. Just don't forget it on the flames. =) Also if you do get any model of these with the little top piece. Only tighten it till very lightly snug, the pot expands and contracts under heat so if you tighten the top to much you risk breaking it or making it not fit right anymore.
1739723
Yes - in my experience, the handles do not get hot. I can grab them without any problem while cooking.
283522
The handle does not get hot unless you are using the pan to cook in the oven. Then you will need a hot pad.
2270709
It can get a bit warm. I keep a flat pot holder, kitchen cloth close. But, I wouldn't trade this wok for any of those with the screwed on handle (or any other wok, really). No moving parts, solid handle, solid feel.
1254913
yes, that way when you pull it out by the handy handle you won't burn your hands. This is a GREAT product! I really do love it, the bowl is the perfect size.
986875
No it does not. It is a single layer of glass and it gets very hot but the handle does not seem to get hot. I hope this helps.
442535
Yes. It does get super hot on the handles. It is not a big problem to me, since I am used to scooping up the stuff from the wok into the dishes while it is still on stove. If I need to touch the handle, I usually use a kitchen cloth as a layer to protect hands from the heat. Again, I did not find it a big bother, it is the most common style of wok I saw people use when I grew up in China.
65780
not the grip really. With long periods of use it does get hot but it is a radient heat from the tip. the grip and handle stay cool as in they will not burn you but the hand you are holding it will get warm.- I hope that helps.
1916099
Yes, the helper handle on the front lip (the short handle) gets too hot to touch very quickly. The long handle (opposite side) doesn't heat up as quickly. Still, when I've got mine on the burner (four times a week), I do NOT touch any handles--top, helper or main--without a buffer (mitt or towel). I learned the hard way.
1568309
No, the handle does not get hot. It also works well on an induction cooktop.
756815
The handle does not get hot. I had to stop and think for a minute, but I remember using the handle to turn the grill pan around while I am cooking and doing it without a hot paid. I use this pan quite often. It is great.
65778
No, the grip stays cool. I used for nearly an hour and the grip never got hot
432784
The handle does stay cool. The lip opposite the handle gets warm after 20 min or so of cooking. Not absolutely flat but pretty darned close. Works fine on my ceramic cooktop.