Tefal 28Cm Frypan - Reviews
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20.11.2018
I really like this pan. I've cooked various vegetable dishes in it, and each have come out far nicer than if I'd used a regular multipurpose pan. Okay, that's unlikely - apart from the fact that this pan is of a far better quality to my normal ones.So this comes with a thermo spot; something Tefal have been doing for years as far as I recall. This one is shaped like a flower, with smaller "petals" surrounding the larger centre spot. According to the instructions, the petals change from purple to green once the pan is at 140 degrees; the ideal temperature for cooking veg apparently. Contrary to some of the other reviewers of this item, I've not managed to get the spot to change colour at all.
18.11.2018
I've been using Tefal pans for years now, they are generally of a much better quality and tend to last well (and they need to with a family of 5) This pan is no different from a quality perspective though looks a little different. The pan is solid and feels really well built, the ceramic coating feels thick and reminds me of Le Creuset pans. The heat indicator however is a little different to the usual red on black setup, this one is a little difficult to tell when its ready without constantly referring to the instructions, either way you get a feel for when its ready so not the worst issue.I was a little confused as to why this is just for veg,
18.11.2018
This is a premium frying pan from Tefal - its a 28cm heavy aluminium frying pan with a ceramic non stick coating. The USP is that it is designed for veggies and the Thermo-spot tells you when the pan is optimum temperature (140 degrees celsius compared to 180-200 degrees for meat). A lower cooking temperature preserves more vitamins and reduces the chances of the veggies being overcooked or burnt. Of course you could use at higher temperatures if you want to stir fry/sear your veggies but it is useful to have the indicator. The pan is suitable for all hobs including induction. What I like about it besides the build quality and durable ceramic coating is that it is easily identifiable as the vegie frying pan with its green handle.
5.12.2018
This ceramic veggie pan is a great idea - with a thick base and a non-stick ceramic coating, it promises to cook vegetables without overcooking and making them lose their nutrients. I still managed to accidentally overcook some kale though sadly - it browned without sticking, which seems like another way to burn?!It seems like it's designed to be optimal when used with a convection hob, but is also suitable for gas. I have a gas cooker and found it easy to use on it. But the indicator ring in the middle that is meant to turn green takes a really long time to change colour, and even then, it's very slight. I don't know if that is how it's *meant* to be, or if it's more apparent on an electric cookers,
24.11.2018
I wanted this ceramic pan specifically for making vegetable stir-fry, which I love. it's sometimes difficult to judge the temperature of a wok before throwing in the sliced or diced vegetables, but this pan has a special sensor in the centre which changes colour from grey/black to green) when the pan is the right temperature to cook the veg without turning it soggy or soaking up too much oil. Cooking this way also retains more of the vitamin C in your food, making it more nutritious.My stir-fry was tasty and retained some crunch when cooked in this pan. It's advertised as purely for cooking veg, though to be honest I can't see why you shoudn't put meat or fish in it if you're a carnivore.
10.12.2018
This is a 28cm / eleven inch non-stick frying pan that has been marketed as a vegetable frying pan comprising of both new and old technology. Now obviously you can use it like any other frying pan, but this one has a patented 'Thermo-Spot' heat indicator (the fact that it's the ring around the spot that changes colour at 140°C, I assume 'Thermo-Ring' was already taken) to ensure you cook your veg at the correct temperature to maintain all the goodness within.The shallow sides meant sliding cooked foods out onto a plate was easy. The handle, Bakelite (a synthetic plastic invented in 1907 and what all old telephones were made of), stayed cool and the ceramic coating, both inside and out,
28.11.2018
I've been using Tefal products for a number of years and everything purchased has always given me a good few years of service. I am equally impressed with this Tefal Veggie Frying Pan.This frying pan is 28cm in diameter...a good size for a family. It is also quite deep at 7.4cm and holds a decent amount of chopped vegetables. It has a ceramic coating which is an excellent heat conductor, works equally as well as a non stick coating and makes the pan very easy to clean.I have been using this pan for freshly sauteed vegetable as well as stir fried vegetables and both come out deliciously crisp and full of flavour,
24.11.2018
Excellent build quality, sturdy and with a ceramic non-stick coating but lightweight. It looks great with the bright green handle and the stone-effect pan. The green handle is presumably a nod towards its ‘veggie’ credentialsThe idea with this pan is that the thermospot indicator changes colour when 140 degrees is reached. This being the ideal temperature for frying vegetables without losing the nutrients within.I’d no idea that there was an ideal temperature and I generally steam, boil or roast my veggies, the exception being asparagus which I do like to gently fry with lemon. I willpersonally, inevitably use this pan as a general-purpose pan because I really do like it in terms of it’s generous size,
18.7.2020
This attractive frying pan is hard wearing and easy to clean. It is claimed metal utensils can be used, and although I'm careful and tend to use wooden items it's certainly holding up to the occasional spoon so far.The thermo spot is designed to show the correct temperature for vegetables. It quickly turns from purple to a rather greyish colour which is supposed to be green (it sort of is). This is a helpful bonus feature, I must admit I don't always remember.Designed to be used for vegetables, but it is a frying pan which takes other things too when the need arises. Heat distribution isn't the best, it's a good bit larger than the largest ring on my induction hob and it does get hotter in the middle.A nice pan,
11.11.2018
Although we’re still eating fish and meat, our diet is including more and more vegetables, so it’s good to have a sauté pan that we can dedicate to cooking them.At 28cm diameter, this is a good size pan and, being quite deep, the content is excellent. The green, “stay-cool” handle is a handy reminder to keep it for vegetables only and the clever 140°C “Thermo-Spot” helps keep the cooking temperature at the best level to get the best out of them.The attractive, stone-effect ceramic coating is tough enough to withstand metal utensils, although we always use plastic whenever possible. Unusually, this coating extends to the outside of the pan making it exceptionally easy to hand wash,
23.11.2018
Tefal C4090642 Veggie Frying Pan, 28 cm, Grey is a manufactured for frying vegetables and I found it cooked my veg perfectly while giving them a nice "charred" taste without the need for excess oil or butter.The frying pan heats up to the perfect temperature for cooking vegetables and this is shown by the "flower petals" change colour indicating the correct temperature. The pan actually reached the perfect temperature quite quickly.I cooked mixed veg including onions and peas and found the temperature was perfect for cooking great tasting veg.I also liked the fact the handle is cool to the touch which enabled me to hold the pan while "stirring the veg" to make a perfect veg.
12.11.2018
Another fine frying pan, tailored to cook vegetables, from Tefal. It's very distinctive, with the pale green handle making it easy to separate from other pans. These days, when households may well have a Vegan and / or vegetarian in its ranks, it's good to have a pan dedicated to them for their exclusive use. Within a half hour of the pan arriving, I'd put together a delicious ratatouille, and I found the 'Thermo Spot' very useful in ensuring optimum temperature for cooking vegetables.Easy to clean (I prefer hand-washing frying pans as opposed to putting them in to a dishwasher), a satisfying hefty weight, and the handle being oven-safe up to 175 C, makes this a very good addition to mine or anyone's cookware range.
16.11.2018
Whether the Tefal Vegetable pan's design really does cook vegetables better will take a better cook than I, but it is a very good pan and an excellent addition to any kitchen.The temperature indicator spot changes colour when the pan is at the right temperature and, at 28cm inside diameter, it will handle everything up to full length leeks.Well constructed, the pan feels solid and the inside is non-stick which looks likely to last. Additionally, it is designed to work with all kinds of hob including induction hobs. So whether you are putting together a quick evening snack or a family dinner, this is a great pan.
16.11.2018
A lovely Tefal pan that is both large and satisfyingly weighty. I can't say I noticed the 'Thermo-Spot' changing, as I know that when metal comes into contact with heat, it too heats up, and so I just started cooking... Vegetables can be cooked at any heat, as suits the needs of the meal and the chef/cook, and so I consider this a gimmick invented to qualify the pan as a specialist pan exclusively for vegetables/vegetarians.Please note, is doesn't blow up if you use it with meat...Despite the gimmick, this pan is very good and I like it, it replaces an older Tefal pan I have that isn't coated in ceramic as this one is. That in my opinion is the nice bonus with this pan.
23.1.2019
This pan is designed exclusively to cook vegetables. The Thermospot changes colour when the pan has reached 140oC which is the 'ideal temperature for cooking vegetables that are full of flavour, juices and nutrients'. It does cook vegetables very well at that temperature (and other temperatures too), but obviously it depends how long you leave your vegetables in the pan for just how full of flavour, juices and nutrients they will be. It's a good looking pan, and the ceramic coating makes cooking and cleaning the pan smooth and easy. I also cooked some bacon in it...... No problems at all! :)