On the 10-inch E93997 Fry Skillet with Lid, the lid handle gets hot, does the lid handle get hot on this product?
1113922
The handle of the lid gets warm but never really hot or at least we never experience this fact so far. We loved our pan and the lid.
1113923
The lid did not get hot at all when I did my sausage links in it or the steak I cooked. That is all I have used in it so far.
1113924
Yes, the handle got warm, not hot, when I boiled water in the skillet to check for heat. However, it was in the normal range. With the usual care in cooking I feel there is no danger. This is the Best Non -Stick Cookware I have ever used. I gave this as a gift as I am very proud to own it myself. Thank you
1113925
I've only used this once so far and did use the lid, but didn't have any problem with the lid handle getting hot.
2122302
the handle will get too hot to touch if you are using the grill on high for an extended period... but for everyday grilling we have not had that experience. Even roasting a chicken (where you are not using all the burners on high) has not been a problem.
887974
Yes, both the inner crock and the outer basket get hot. The lid handle on my unit though does not get hot and is easy to lift off as needed during cooking.
898405
The handle does get a little warm close to the pot. and the lids knob does get hot.
314066
No, not at all. There is a slight design flaw with the lids and the handles on the big pot. The lids are glass and the handles on the lids are a bit too close to the covers' surfaces. The soup pot handles are very close to the metal. The handles don't get hot, but they're really close to the hot metal of the pot and glass in the lids. As a matter of safety, I always use pot holders, because I'd prefer not to burn my knuckles. But you have nothing to worry about with the saucepans and the skillets.Hope this helps!
538152
The 10" skillet does not come with a lid. I use a lid from another skillet when I need one. However, I must say that the Swiss Diamond Skillet is the best skillet that I ever purchased. I love it!!!
399390
No, the pan does not get too hot to handle. I use mine on an almost daily basis and am perfectly happy with it! I hope you enjoy using your pan.
527167
The handle does not get very hot, however the lever thats attached to the lid gets very hot and has to be handled with care to avoid getting burned.
1296419
You must take the lid off, there is no hinge that enables you to stabilize it in place. The inability to reach frying temperature (350-375 degrees) and the very slow recovery to heated oil is far more of a problem then the lid.
290107
I do not have a Lodge 10 1/2" frying pan, however I do have a #8 10 1/2 inch cast iron fry pan and the lid fits perfectly. Hope this helps.
921465
The handle does not get hot when cooking. There is actually rubber padding on the underside that keeps it cool.
399392
Yes, the handle gets really hot. You have to grab it with a pot holder or dish towel which gets a little awkward considering the size of the pan. I do love the pan. The small size makes for some very cute eggs. I have plans to crochet up something to slip over the handle tightly to solve this issue.
1188707
the handle does, but I have to use a pot holder for the lid as it got real hot.
1568309
No, the handle does not get hot. It also works well on an induction cooktop.
1203688
The handle does get hot but not as hot as plastic. You would need a mitt. We keep ours on our wood stove. On the cook stove, it doesn't get as hot.
1597337
No, the handle and lid are very resistant to heat. But I haven't cooked over high heat for an extended period. Overall, a very nice pan!
1796950
I also have found it too large for my small skillets, as it doesn't rest fully on the rim and tips awkwardly off one side of the pan. But I LOVE it for the 10" - 12" fry pans. The adjustable vent is brilliant! I wish they made a smaller size universal for 7"-8", but will keep using my saucepan lids for now.