Zakarian by Dash 5qt TruPro rostfri stekpanna med lock

I’ve been using this pan for a few weeks now, and the stainless steel construction heats up evenly without any hot spots. It’s wide enough to brown three chicken thighs at once without crowding.

This pan is the perfect size for browning big batches of chicken thighs without overcrowding. The lid fits snugly and the stainless steel heats up quickly and evenly on my stove.

I was surprised how evenly the stainless steel heats across the entire 5QT surface — no more scorched spots when I’m searing a big batch of chicken thighs.

The lid fits so snugly that I barely saw any steam escape while braising, and cleanup was a breeze with just a little soap and water.

The pan’s wide surface area let me sear three chicken thighs at once without crowding, and cleanup was a breeze with just a little soap. I’ve been reaching for it almost every night since it arrived.

I was really impressed by how evenly this pan distributes heat—no more scorched spots on my stir-fries. The 5-quart size is perfect for batching chili, and the lid fits snugly to keep moisture in.

The stainless steel surface heated up remarkably evenly when I seared chicken thighs last night, and the lid fits so snugly I barely lost any steam. Cleanup was just a quick wipe with Bar Keepers Friend. This pan handles big batches better than any nonstick I've owned.

I finally have a pan wide enough to brown a whole chicken without overcrowding, and the stainless steel surface gives a gorgeous sear every time. Cleanup is quick since it’s oven-safe too.

The handle stays surprisingly cool on the stovetop, even when I’m searing chicken thighs on high heat. Cleanup was a breeze after a heavy batch of chili—no stubborn food residue stuck to the stainless steel.

The wide shape is perfect for searing a big batch of chicken thighs without overcrowding, and the heat distribution is remarkably even. Cleanup with the stainless steel was simple too—no stuck-on food after deglazing.