Macevia Mini Sauce Pan with Lid, Stainless Steel Butter Warmer Small Pot, For All Stoves Multipurpose Use for Home Kitchen or Restaurant (13.5oz/400ml) - Rose Gold

Sturdy, tri-ply (!), practical for small cooking tasks. And, precious decoration when hung on the wall with other copper pots!

I recently discovered the magic of hing to help digest ancient grains and legumes. However it must be bloomed by heating up some oil and adding a little bit of the spice and cooking it for 10 seconds and then adding it to the food. Because I cook such small portions this is the perfect size to bloom not only that spice but any spice. I liked it I don't have to deal with Teflon the stainless steel is what all my other cookware is what fits in and in fact it's so small that it fits on the top of my stove above the knobs. It is extremely small the actual space for cooking is 3 in and it's just a little bit wider because of the curve of the skillet making it 4 inches I think. Perfect for my needs. So far it has been easy to clean. It heats up easily.

I never used it for cooking sauces, but I have 3 of these that I use to cook meals for my small, 5 lb dog. It is perfect for induction, perfect for the stove, and perfect for dishwashing. No issues, and I might even by a fourth one. Great in every scenario, good heft, and has a handle that doesn't heat up easily under use, which is good.

Cute..but very tiny cant fit 2 eggs for sure.They are showing the image as if it fits both dip down but not ..u can boil one egg easy....yes, it is cute but expensive I feel but quality is so strong so i gave 4 stars .

We love using this mini saucepan every day. It is the perfect size for making tadka, quickly roasting garlic and spices, melting butter, or making a small egg omelet for a sandwich. It heats well and works perfectly on our induction stove, which was very important to us. The stainless steel feels sturdy and very good quality. A convenient and useful addition to our kitchen!

I use this on a hot plate or flat electric griddle to melt & mix encaustic pigments, & I'm completely happy with the quality of this pan. It works great, although it seems to need a bit more heat than the thinner metal pans you usually see. The loaf pans are great for using with paint brushes, but I got this to use when I custom mix colors to make my own pigment bars. It works well because the handle makes it easy to pour. Also nice: the bottom is heavy enough so that the pan doesn't tip over when empty.

it's just ridiculous cuteness here. I wanted a butter melter/server thing and this is just perfect right to the table. it is a quality pan. be ready with how small it is. as you can see my front burner just engulfs it. fortunately I have this button flame feature which is just right. it's my first copper clad pan and I expect there will be some extra polishing maintenance to keep it pretty. I think it'll be worth it. see the capacity as filled to the top of the straight side. it's about 1 1/4 cup. that's 2 1/2 4oz sticks of butter. I'll call that a comfortable 2 sticks capacity. have a big table? get 2 🧑‍🍳🍸

These are legit tri-ply stainless steel pans. I ordered the skillet and I thought it was just going to be a piece of stamped sheet metal, but it's an actual tri-ply fully clad pan. I bought the skillet as an ornament but when I realized the quality was so good, I ordered a couple of the small pots as butter and sauce warmers. They're perfect. They even have a flared rim that makes pouring cleaner and easier.

Doesn't work with hub. Very expensive toy. Good quilty but just not worth it..