Deluxe Nonstick Omelet Pan product details page

I recently purchased my 6th Deluxe Nonstick Omelet Pan and couldn't be happier with mine and the thanks I have received from gift recipients. The pan makes omelet making an easy task and the omelets look like they came from a professional kitchen and cleanup couldn't be easier.

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WHEN THE OMELET PAN CAME IN A BOX IN SEPARATE PIECES, I THOUGHT OK NO PROBLEM. WELL I HAVE YET TO GET THE SCREW THAT HOLDS THE HANDLE TO TIGHTEN. I HAD MY HUSBAND CHECK AND HE SAID IT NEEDED SOME KIND OF A WASHER. THE PAN ITSELF WORKS PRETTY GOOD, BUT U DEFINEATELY NEED A HANDLE!!

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This pan is very nice. I had an old one (30 years or more) and have looked all over for this "folding" style. Target is the only place I round it. The price is reasonable - I found other omelet pansthat cost much more that did not fold. I would recommend this pan.

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Size of pan is good, however the "non stick" coating leaves a lot to be desired. When pan is flipped, the contents tend to stay on the top & therefore the omelet is ripped apart & defeats the purpose of the pan. I have used a cooking spray but does not resolve the problem.

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All of the folding omelet pans online, regardless of price or name, are the same, except for box, and some include a flimsy poacher that's too much trouble to use. I ordered and returned two, from different online stores; the first because it wasn't as advertised (none are), the second because, being priced much higher, I thought would be made better. It was identical to the first, as is the in-store [...] one I ended up with.They are made in Taiwan, of thin metal, which has hot spots when cook ing, and itself burns easily and isn't durable. "Non-stick" in name only. With non-stick spray, patience to find the temp that works (figure on wasting eggs learning), watching it carefully while cooking, decent omelets can be made with it, while it lasts. I find the usual fold-over method easier and better. [...]

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Identical to [..] model, and to BBAB [..] model (w/o poacher insert), and every one you see that looks like it, down to weight, dimensions, markings. Apparently, there is one suppiier, different boxes, My experience is the metal is too thin to cook properly, or to stand up to use. The non-stick quality is in name only. I use an omelet pan daily. It lasted about 8 days. I'm still searching for a sturdy, non-stick split pan.

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No surprises...it's your basic Omelet pan.The egg cups are removable, good if that's what your used to.

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