What us the difference between the 4110 and the 7110 Allclad 8" fry pan?
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I didn't know so I went to Allclad...........We thank you for your email via All-Clad.com. The 7110 is a 10 inch, 2 quart MC2 fry pan. The 4110 is a 10 inch, 2 quart tri-ply fry pan. Additionally the website says, - Two heavy layers of aluminum increase heating speed, non reactive cooking surface of hand-polished 18/10 stainless cleans easily, engraved capacity marking on the bottom of every pan, non-stick available in select pieces.If you're new to Allclad you'll be very glad you made the investment. I've got three pans myself.
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The 4110 is solid stainless steel sandwiched over an aluminum core. The 7110 has a brushed aluminum exterior, with stainless on the inside cooking surface.
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I have the 10 inch from this series and it is marked "Handcrafted in the USA". The same is true for the copper clad 8 inch pan I have. However, the 12" fry pan with cover set I purchased (51125) which I do not see offered any more does not have this marking. Just the AllClad on the handle.
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Based on online research both 07115 and 07113 are 12-inch pans. The only difference is the color. 07113 is the black one and appears to be no longer available, which is a shame because that is the one I want, and 07115 is the burgundy one. I have nothing in my kitchen in a red or burgundy so would prefer the black. I just don't need the 16-inch version though.
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The biggest difference you would notice is the display. Also the 8300 ST has sensors that automatically adjust to the pan size. The ultra smooth surface is really great and the display is easy to read and understand along with the direction book. I am very please4d I upgraded to the 8300 ST
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I love this big pan it came new in original box. This was a replacement for the one I had for 10 years and lost it's nonstick 0ver time. Same brand newer version great pan!
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It looks like it will. However, I have the 41300 and ,whereas the double pan fits and "works", I have not had very good results from it. I stick to the 2.5lb recipes with very good results.
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Hi Barbara,The bottom of the All-Clad 4112 is approximately 9" diameter. Thank you for visiting Golda's Kitchen.
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The 6800 would be the medium size and the 6900 is the large size. This is the 6900
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they are the same model number. I think they are the same pan just a duplicate listing? Looks like one is sold through Amazon and the other is listed by another seller.
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I believe the 31511 is the same operationally as the 31510, with a slightly higher price for the stainless steel finish. The 31512 seems to have the convection feature, so it is not identical to either of the above.
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The 10" skillet can be covered with the stock pot lid or the or the saut pan lid. The 8" pan has no lid that fits.
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Same rocket solid quality for all Calphalon Unison pans. The main difference is size: Larger size means heavier weight and larger space for storage.
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There is very little difference, as the lid is not super thick and sits flush on the pan. The pan is about 3" tall, with or without the lid. The 4" descriptor may be taking the height of the knob into account.
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I believe one has a nonstick coating and the other doesn't. I'm pretty sure that the ctx is the nonstick. I have both and they are great pans.
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Cooks Illustrated May/June 2014: "The steeper handle on the [4112] improves it's maneuverability and it's thicker aluminum core speeds up cooking."
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I am sorry, I do not know the difference between the N4010 and N4110. You will need to contact the seller for this information.