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Versatile
Customers are highly satisfied with the versatility of the KitchenAid NITRO Carbon Steel Frying Pan, praising its ability to be used on various cooktops and in the oven, as well as for a range of cooking methods including sautéing, stir-frying, searing, and even baking. Some users have noted that it requires seasoning and maintenance but consider it worth the effort for the superior cooking results.
Durability
Customers are highly impressed with the durability of the KitchenAid NITRO Carbon Steel Frying Pan/Skillet. They appreciate its sturdy build, resistance to rust, and long-lasting quality. Some customers have noted that it requires more care than non-stick pans but believe it's worth the effort for its superior performance and longevity.
Heat Retention
Customers have generally positive opinions about the heat retention of the KitchenAid NITRO Carbon Steel Frying Pan/Skillet. The pan heats up quickly and evenly, providing excellent cooking performance for searing meats and preparing dishes. However, some customers noted that it requires regular maintenance to prevent rusting and that it may not be suitable for those who shy away from pans that require upkeep.
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Oven Compatibility
Customers have a generally positive opinion about the oven compatibility of this KitchenAid NITRO Carbon Steel Frying Pan/Skillet. It is compatible with all cooktops and can be used in the oven up to 750°F, making it versatile for various cooking techniques. Some customers mentioned that they are still adjusting to carbon steel and need to read up on its care before using it. While most are pleased with the even heating and fast cooking time, a few noted that it heats up quickly and at lower temperatures than their previous pans, requiring some learning curve for optimal use.
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Quality
This pan feels high quality and i've had good experiences cooking with it.
This is a quality pan with multiple uses on cooktop of stove it goes in oven or on the grill.
This pan better for cooking proteins and oily non acidic non watery and non easily burned.
I have bought and returned many woks because they were poorly manufactured and/or made from inferior lightweight material.
Price
While you might be put off of be the price tag this is definitely one of those get what you pay for and you do get a premium product.
The price is up in the professional range of cookware (on the low side of professional cookware prices), and well worth it.
At the time of review, the kitchenaid nitro carbon steel's recommended retail price was $110, which is more expensive than
It is a bit expensive, but it’s totally worth the value for the quality of this product.
Packaging/appearance
It came nicely packaged, with all of the instructions needed to take care of it properly.
It arrived well packaged within a nicely illustrated box, along with well-written instructions.
It came in its own large box (they didnt spare no expense on the packaging) that was then further placed in a larger amazon box... Read More
Upon removing from the box it certainly looked nonstick.
Competitiveness
This is another excellent product from kitchenaid.
While i don't tend to use a pan this small very often it's nice to compare to my other pans, and i do like the more traditional... Read More
Price is bit high compared to other pans i see.
Overview
- How are reviewers describing this item?
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- Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 11.2% of the reviews are reliable.
- This product had a total of 102 reviews as of our last analysis date on Oct 22 2024.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
While this product is advertised as a nonstick alternative it requires proper seasoning and repeated use to achieve the effect
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The nitro carbon steel feels smoother and looks darker than regular carbon steel though i wouldnt consider it preseasoned out of the box like some cast iron skillets
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It should be noted that this skillet is made for kitchenaid by meyer corporation
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Using the same metal spatula the kitchenaid seems more resistant to scratches though we didnt notice any significant differences in heating speed or consistency
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
At the time of review the kitchenaid nitro carbon steels recommended retail price was 110 which is more expensive than
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Totally a nonstick for frying burger with just broth
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It is honestly a better version of your typical cast iron
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It is not nonstick at first and it clearly explains that and tells you how to season it and use it properly in the directions
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