Zinel Non-Stick Wok with Hard Anodised Induction Base, Grey, 26 cm

I was looking for a larger non stick pan for my Induction hob and came across this one. I was not really sure about the size but as you can see in the pictures it is large enough to be a roaster as well as a saute pan. You can fit a huge amount in here without overcrowding. The non-stick coating seems to be of a good substantial quality and does not look like it will peel or chip off.I am very pleased with it so far and it is easy peasy to clean!...and it has a lid. Always a good thing.

Great buy that pleases me each time I use it. Two other brands I tried were useless (Pyrex & Tower) - this one is the best & definitely non stick.Update - 3 months down the lineStill brilliant - I accidentally boiled the pan completely dry and burnt a tube of condensed milk in the bottom of the pan. There was burnt caramel and burnt plastic - I thought for sure I had ruined the pan - but you wouldn't believe it - after leaving it to soak for a little while the burnt stuff completly lifted off and the surface is still unbelievably 100% perfect. How good is that?!My other Zinel pan also still fantastic. SO nice to have a good buy that doesn't let you down.

Handles meat better than my ex ;)

I absolutely love this casserole. I use it quite a lot indeed. I wanted to use it for a month or so before I would post a review and I have to say that it’s brilliant. It is non sticky, it’s easy to clean, quite big and really good quality overall. I needed a big casserole to cook for all the family but I also really wanted it to be non-sticky and for this price this one is perfect. Will buy again!

I've tried a few Woks over the years but this is the best yet. It's genuinely non-stick so you can dry fry items or get by with low cal spray. It works perfectly on my induction hob whereas other makes which claim to be compatible with induction have performed badly. The lid also makes this versatile. I use mine to make casseroles etc. And the two handles make it easy to use and despite appearances it's not too heavy.

I have been using a wok bought from Argos for several months. It is large and has a lid, overall a great wok. I thought it would be nice to have another for frying noodles whilst the original one is occupied with stir fry. Thinking that Amazon were likely easier to order from than Argos under the lockdown I looked at Amazon. So, going by the reviews, ordered this one.It never occurred to me to check the size but when I opened the box I was shocked at how small it is. The sides are barely higher than a frying pan's. I thought all woks were large!So if you want to stir fry a bit of chicken and a few bean sprouts it may suit you. But if you want plenty of space to turn a number of ingredients - pak choi, a few chopped chicken breasts, a couple of courgettes etc. I recommend a 32 cm base.So I returned this one and will get another of the Argos woks. They are great!That said, the Zinel wok is attractive and well-made, just Lilliputian.

Hard anodised material is the singlemost best thing you can buy a pot in. You don't need a dishwasher if you have one of these. No soaking, no scrubbing and even burn stuff just slides off, it's like magic. I'm slowly changing all my pots to hard anodised, this one is for rice and we love it. I'll never ever cook in anything else ever again.

Pan is great, not sticking inside and plenty of space to cook pasta for example.However I was quite disappointed when realising that the rubber handles are actually getting hot after cooking...did not expect that!