Cuisinart MCP22-24N MultiClad Pro Stainless 10-Inch Open Skillet

good for a single person , small enough to wash easily , good size to keep on the hob without looking to messy

I have purchased a range of stainless steel pans from reputable brands including Made In (5 ply), Demeyere (Proline 7 Ply ), Le Creuset (both their Classic and Signature pans), Ninja (Everclad), and ProCook (Signature). This is my first Cuisinart pan, and I’m already very impressed with its quality and sturdiness. Having owned and tried multiple stainless steel pans across a range of brands and price points, this 8-inch pan stands out immediately. At around £35, it feels too well to be true. The construction is solid, and for anyone familiar with using stainless steel pans, it performs beautifully. Out of all the pans I own - if I had to pick one - I'd pick to have this in the full 12-piece set, no questions asked. The combination of price, build, and performance makes it a standout in its category. Cons: If I really need to knit pick on something then I'd say it's slightly (ever so slightly) on the heavier side, though nowhere near the heft of cast iron or Demeyere Proline pans. This is minor and doesn’t affect usability. For the thickness it is expected and easily over seeable espeically if you don't own as many pans as me to compare it to. It terms of stickiness, cooking, and burtness, it works great. For any review that complain about these, they just lack the skill and knowledge. Remember SS pans require some learning, but once you get use to it, it is the best type of pans you will come across which are easy to clean, cook with and maintain effortlessly.

Great, but smaller than I thought

This is the best pan i ever have until now, recomment if you live alone and want to start using standless steel pan