Customer Reviews for Farberware Classic Series 2 qt. Stainless Steel Sauce Pan with Lid

good looking pan, fast delivery, god price. the last pans I got have lasted 15 years and still look new. I had to replace one because I burnt it.

I wanted a pan just like my old ones and this fits the bill. Really like my old and new farberware pans.

Light, easy to use and easy to clean!

Nice hefty base, even heat. Handles are sturdy and comfortable.

I have enjoyed using these Farberware products for 35 years!

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I wanted new sauce pans and know that the stainless steel Farberware are top quality; should last me (78 years old) the rest of my life and pass on to my daughter. Home Depot was the only local place that had the 4 I wanted. Ordering them was easy, with helpful Home Depot staff, and they were delivered to my home by the date scheduled. Thank you.

Love! Love! Love! Will be purchasing more

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I bought a Farberware 3 quart/2.3 l saucepan from Farberware. 18/10 Stanless Steel. Model number T 098. The handle is coming loose. It is not, not, held on bys crews -- seems to be spot welded onto the pot. So the pot is useless. I would recommend either not buying this, or that Farberware make (as they seem to, now) a different model.

The entire transaction went smoothly. The item was shipped promptly, well packaged and the product itself is excellent. Thank you. Well done.

I just got this to replace a smaller pot/pan that I ruined (the non-stick interior). I primarily use the small size pan to heat water or liquids that don't require large amounts (like for tea). I prefer an open pan versus a kettle for heating water because I have yet to meet a kettle that doesn't need to be washed internally. The pan heats up quite well and evenly. One key point, I noticed this when reading the papers that come with it. Never let your pan boil dry over a heat source, since it is aluminum. Even this small pot comes with strainer on the lid to help strain the liquid from any solids in the pan. This is my first Faberware purchase.

I was hoping this 2-qt pan was the same size as they used to sell with a steamer. It's not. Farberware no longer offers a 2-qt saucepot/steamer combination. Disappointing! The pot looks to be high quality, however, and I'll keep it.

Excellent pan! It replaced mom’s other one :). Love the products from Farberware!

Glad to have a new saucepan. I was replacing an old burnt one that was actually a 1.5QT. I was looking for another stainless steel 1.5 QT, but it wasn't available, so I settled for the stainless steel 2 QT.

My Aunt loved this gift she had a identical one that lasted 47 years. So this was a replacement for that and she is over the moon excited about it.

Exactly what I wanted to replace a 45 year old original. They really last!

3 qt sauce pan is just what I needed and wanted. Nice feel and not heavy, this pot is comfortable. The thick bottom allows for even heat and no scorching. I really like this pot. I have a small frying pan from Faberware and I now will most likely buy a larger pot like a stock pot.

Love Farberware. Adding to my set that I got for a wedding present in 1975. Set is still like brand new. Great quality.

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I'm just writing to tell you we were given a set of Farberware, 54 years ago! We loved it then and we are still using it! It has held up very nicely, other than a couple of the handles getting loose but we just tightened them up and then they were good as new! The cooking quality seems to always turn out so good when we use them. Just thought you should know about your good quality and still looking brand new! Thank you again for making a wonderful product!

I come from a family of Farberware women...I have had mine for almost 40 years and they are still going strong and as wonderful as the day I got them!!!!! I would never consider buying anything but Farberware!

I'v been using my Farberware pans for 57 years. I love them. I wouldn't have needed a new sauce pan if I hadn't burned sugar water (hummingbird food) in my 31/2 quart pan. I fell asleep while making it.

For my 25th birthday, I requested Farberware. My family cooperated and everyone bought me a piece. 51 years later (yes, I've 76) I burnt my 1qt and 2qt saucepans. I read all the info I could find about Farberware. The most disappointing thing I read was that the pots and pans weren't as heavy as they used to be. I ordered them anyway. When they came, they were just as heavy as the old ones, but were so bright and shiny! The handles and lid knobs were nice black, not like my old ones that had turned grey (just like me!). I'm so happy to have a beautiful set again! Thanks.

I have owned Farberware pots since I was married 40 years ago and they are all in good shape. Until I burned my smallest one a month ago, I've never had to reorder.

I bought the set 40 years ago and still use them all. I wanted some additional pots. The quality is just as excellent as ever but the shape has changed. I would prefer the old shape. Still love them !

I have had my 2 qt pan for over 50+ years, been through several burnt foods (others would have thrown it away) and yet after cleaning and soaking from a burnt pan, it is as good as new. I love all my Farberware pots and even purchased a new non-stick fry pan.

Wish you made a 2 quart saucepan with a glass lid. Deaf people rely on vision to see something boiling not being able to hear the boiling in the pot.

I have had the classic Faberware cook set for about four years. Within two weeks of buying this set the cheap handles became loose. I must use a screw driver to tighten the handles every other time cook! The handles simply will not stay tight which means the handle becomes wobbly and creates a dangerous situation when lifting a hot pan of cooked food off the stovetop. The handles are also too narrow and therefore too weak to support the weight of cooked food in the pot, especially the larger saucepan. For example, a pot of hot boiled potatoes requires two hands to lift off the stove (using a hot pad on the hand that is supporting the hot metal part of the pot). All and all, these pans are a huge disappointment. They are just cheap. I should have bought Reverware.