Farberware 21907 Dishwasher Safe Nonstick Sauce Pan/Saucepan with Straining and Lid, 1 Quart, Silver

I bought this pot about two weeks ago. Have used it a couple times. Seems like a good pot. It has good handles (pot and glass top). Easy to clean.This pot has two pour spouts on both sides of the pot. And a strainer built into the glass top.And you only need a flathead or Phillips head screwdriver to tighten, either the top or pot handles, if and when they loosen.Only question is, "How long will this pot last?" In my experience, these aluminum non stick coated pots only last between two and five years, before the non stick coating begins to breakdown, depending on how often it's used, and how well it's taken care of. You can see the silver coming through the non stick coating.(Like most glass top pots, there is a small slit between the glass top and the aluminum glass top frame, that is very hard to clean. I just wash it with warm water (soap when necessary), rinse it out, shake it off, and place on a drip tray. After it has air dried a little, I wipe it as dry as possible with a clean, dry, absorbent dish towel. Fortunately, the top fits perfectly right side up and upside down on the pot. So after the pot has been cleaned and dried, I just put the top upside down on top of the pot. And leave on top of the stove. With air conditioning or heater, usually all the water in the slit has evaporated by the next day.)

This is a nice little pot, and it has a useful straining top, which is a plus. I just didn't realize the small size of it which is on me. Wish a can of soup was in the picture next to it for reference. A big can of soup will fit in it nicely...that's all. Great pot to heat up something small.

This pot is perfect for me. I am single and it's size works well for cooking/heating up so many different things. I use it daily. In fact, I often am using it for multiple meals in a day. Too often I'd go to grab the pot to start preparing a meal and realize it is sitting unwashed in the sink... because I used it a few hours earlier preparing something else. That was when I decided to purchase a second pot. Yes! I definitely need 2 of these! My second pot had to be the exact same Farberware sauce pan! The lid is wonderful too. I like how I can see through it. I can decide if I want steam to vent out when food is cooking. I can also comfortably hold the lid on, and drain liquid. Both the pot and lid wash up easily. The non-stick coating seems to be wearing well under the tremendous amount of work I've been giving this sauce pot.

Being disabled in a power wheelchair, I wanted a light weight pot so I could cook soup, etc and easily lift from the range. Product is just what I needed, well made and has a sturdy cover.

I use this saucepan all the time to make sauce for two, heat up soup or any other reason I need to usea small pan and not take out my big ones. This one cleans well and is easy to use. It is sturdy and feels good when using it - well balanced. I hand wash it although it does say that it is dish washer safe. In my experience, it is a good product.

I didn't notice that the description said the pan was non-stick surface. I'm not used to Farberware having anything but stainless interiors. So I don't like it very much because most of the things that we cook in that size pan (chili, can of veggies, baked beans) we stir with a stainless spoon and we are forced to use silicone for this pan only. Not ideal. Actually had to spend money to buy slotted silicone spoons. Extremely lightweight pan but otherwise works fine. Lid well-built and sturdy.

I bought it to boil eggs on the first place. I boil eggs regularly and I needed a saucepan of suitable size. Now it is my go-to option for cooking smth small just for me, or for 2 persons max (like rice or pasta). It is also good for sauces as it is non-sticky. Easy to clean, although I mostly wash by hand.

I love the color and size of this saucepan. I was disappointed that the outer body of it had been dinged up. At first, I only noticed one deep cut in the pan - there was a corresponding cut in the surrounding cardboard, I assume that's meant for some sort of protection, along with it's description. On closer inspection I found 6 more, much shallower, cuts. They are a lot more like cuts than scratches. I did not contact the seller.

I use this little pot to boil veggies or potatoes and they seem to cook quicker now than in my old pot. I’m very happy with my new pot. It’s sturdy, easy to clean and it looks good. The vents in the lid keeps food from boiling over and the pour spouts along with the vents in the lid makes it easy to drain the water from the food.

What can you say about a pot? I'm very pleased with my new pot. It's just the right size for the sauces that I make on a regular basis. And I love that they designed it with a spout to pour the liquid out without having to lift the lid and balance it precariously on the rim just the right distance to leave a gap without losing anything solid like noodles or vegetables from slipping out into the sink.

Too small..

Really nice small saucepan, perfect for heating a can of soup or boiling water to make instant ramen. The pouring lips on each side combined with the the small or large strainer options on the glass lid make this pot a joy to work with.

Non stick attractive pouring strainer in lid is definitely a major plus.