Product Features
- The set consists of 16 cm, 18 cm & 20 cm Ergonomic Saucepan
- 10 Year Guarantee
- Suitable for all cooker types including induction
- Heat tempered glass lids feature Pour & Strain facility
- Aluminium encapsulated base for even heat distribution to eliminate hot spots
- Rivetted stainless steel handle with silicone grip
- Dishwasher Safe
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2350 Ergonomic stainless steel cookware tested and approved by Gary Rhodes. Saucepan Set Includes: -16cm Saucepan. -18cm Saucepan. -20cm Saucepan. Saucepan Set Features: -Stainless steel. -Aluminium encapsulated base. -Riveted stainless steel handle with silicone grip. -Lid with straining feature. -Ergonomic cookware maximises comfort. -Suitable for all cookers including induction. -Dishwasher safe. -10 year guarantee.
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21 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Asthetically gorgeous, handles never get too hot even on a gas stove, and the lids do what they say they do in the product description.
All in all I'm very impressed with the pans! One complaint - the ergonomic design of the handles. They work well when the pan is sat on it's bottom, but once you try to pour any liquids out of the pan, the angle just doesn't seem right, especially if there are a couple of kilo's of potatoes in there too.
Although the pans aren't Teflon coated, my experience with Teflon coated pans isn't good. These wash extremely well in our diswasher, and by hand, with dried-on food coming off effortlessly.
I would recommend the pans to anyone.
All in all I'm very impressed with the pans! One complaint - the ergonomic design of the handles. They work well when the pan is sat on it's bottom, but once you try to pour any liquids out of the pan, the angle just doesn't seem right, especially if there are a couple of kilo's of potatoes in there too.
Although the pans aren't Teflon coated, my experience with Teflon coated pans isn't good. These wash extremely well in our diswasher, and by hand, with dried-on food coming off effortlessly.
I would recommend the pans to anyone.
24 of 27 people found the following review helpful
Initially i saw the 'Imperial Intwo' range at Dunelm Mill (same manufactuer as 'Arc 42') and bought the 20cm Intwo pan, thinking this 'no need for a colander' feature was so cool! But it didn't have a fully rubber/silcone handle and lid top so I thought i'd just check the Imperial website to see if there was anything that did. There I spotted the Arc 42 range and read the sales patter for it. Basically I prefer pans that have a rubber handle, cos I just like the feel and grip effect, so although I liked the Intwo range (with the silicone grip just underneath the handle but not really on the lid handle, I wanted more! Then I spotted a 3 piece arc 42 set on the Argos site for £49.99 so I reserved it and picked them up today. Got them home and they're fantastic. The features are just do well designed and it's like someone's actually put some thought in to the funtionality for a change. They have everything I would want: Ergonomic, silicone, nicely shaped handles; see through glass lids; measuring quantities inside, in pints and litres, pouring lip, non stick (albeit platinum as in 'Platinum coated' 'non stick' interior, which just looks like stainless steel inside) and they're also designed in Britain! I normally go for 'non stick' in cookware and so I'm a little dubious of the shiny finish that doesn't seem 'non stick' but I'm thinking... it can't be that bad if Gary Rhodes endorses the range? + when you see chefs cooking, they always seem to have shiny stainless steel interiors to their pans? So to sum up, I think they're great and there were no reviews on them so I thought I'd add one. Now I'm looking forward to all the risottos, pasta etc. etc. I'm going to cook in my fight against being lazy and resorting to take away's all the time!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I purchased a set of these pans a few years ago for my grandmother who has arthritis. When she went into a nursing home the pans went to my sister who needed new pans she had since told me that they are the best pans she has ever had, because of this when I needed some new pans I bought a set. So far the only fault I can find is that the largest pan is not large enough for my family of 5 and I have not been able to get a frying pan that my sister has but other than that the pans are great!
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I bought these saucepans a couple of years ago. I have arthritis in my wrists and had seen an advert for them. Read more
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what a surprise these turned out to be..i got them at 20% off this price as amazon had a 5 day voucher on all piots and pans..so i bought 2 sets for my mum and myself... Read more
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