DELARLO Tri-Ply Stainless Steel Anti-Scratch Semi-Nonstick Honeycomb Saucepan with Tempered Glass Lid, Ergonomic Handle and Hexagonal Design for Multi-purpose uses (1.5-QT) (2.5 QT), Silver

Cookware is notoriously expensive for induction ranges. This one is very reasonably priced. This says it works on induction so I'm going to give it a try. What I really like is that the bottom is completely flat. That is something to look for with induction. No engraved logo to scratch the burner and no separate metal plate so that you have to find just the right size burner to put it on. If you get a pot with a metal grate and it's not the right size your burner will shut off. I think it going to work great and if it does I will be back to buy more.

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This is my first experience with cookware that has the honeycomb non-stick cooking surface. It's not the same as smooth non-stick. Since the surface is not smooth, sometimes food can get stuck on, but it has come off with a minor amount of effort. I don't know if I would not chose the honeycomb non-stick surface for a fry pan as I can see that eggs, pancakes, could be a challenge, but thus far I haven't found it to be an issue in this pot. The cookware feels really solid and well made overall. The outer finish has been easy to keep thus far, but time will tell. The glass lid is slightly heavy but being able to see how food is cooking does make up for that. The lid has been easy to clean. On my electric glass cooktop, the pot heats up reasonably fast. Out of the package, the pot had a flat bottom, and it did not deform when heated, keeping excellent contact with the glass top. I mostly use this pot for boiling and steaming stuff, and reheating soups. I generally spill out pasta into a colander and then apply cold water tap water over it vs putting cold water into the pot as I drain, just my way of doing it. I am confident though that this pot would probably handle the temp change... I just haven't put it through this trial yet. Thus far, I am happy with the purchase.

Pros:Non-stickEasy to cleanCooks evenlyTight fitting lidCons:Does not come fully assembled, which is weird for a pot. You need to attach the handle yourself.

I was looking to replace my alclad 3qt nonstick sauce pot but i didn’t want to pay almost $70 for a pot that i would have to replace in 2 to 3 years again. So the best alternative to me was to try a hybrid pot. I have couple of hexaclad pans and i love them but they are very pricy. Ive been using this delarlo pot for about 2 weeks now and i am very happy with it. Dont expect it to be complete nonstick, but it is easier to clean than stainless and you get almost all the benefits of using nonstick pot and will last longerthan plain nonstick pot..