it has three different zippers where I can store tools and knives and stuff like that. And it has a ton of extra storage in the front.
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This stores it much better. It organizes it much better.
Storage and Stacking
12 people cite storage and stacking across 9 products: 13 in favour, 7 against.
Who cites storage and stacking as a reason to buy?
So, we've got really nice long handles. That's the first thing I actually quite like.
Cites ease of cleaning, handle, storage and stacking, surface finish, weight
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And I like this little thing. So, you can just hang them up. Very nice little hole.
Hands are nice. Not too heavy. Handles are really good. They feel fantastic in the hand.
But the weight is good.
I wipe this out just to blot off some of the grease. That's what you got left. That's not bad.
Not much in the pan. As you can see, I've wiped it out.
And because it's got like a kind of satin finish, there's no slip on it. So, I've got a really good grip.
our design category focuses on ergonomics thoughtful details and Aesthetics I think Hessian generally does an outstanding job on the first two because they're so considerate of the finer details the materials are a perfect example of that but they also really optimize the shape too you get a lot of cooking service…
Cites ease of cleaning, shape and form, storage and stacking
I like the high handle because I feel like when you lift the pan, right, anything lower than the handle is going to feel more balanced in the hand and I like that.
Cites handle, heat resistance, storage and stacking
This particular 4.5-qt Viking Pure Glide Pro saute pan also has the helper handle, which comes in handy.
But I would say here I can leave my thumb here and it's still cool to the touch. So, you know, in relation to the handle, you know, right there you're still cool to the touch.
But what I love is this one. You can hang up the pan and also, you know, if I had more of like a wooden like a rounded spatula, let's see, like a wooden one, you can do one of these things if it'll fit in there.
You can You can basically put your spoon in there and then just let it rest over so all the all the droppings and the drippings go down into the pan instead of, you know, having to use one of these things.
this is solving a problem that I've had for a long time I love this cabinet but at the same time that's always been an issue because what do you do with all of these when you're using your mixer so now I have a place to store them they are easy to access
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all right they are and everything fit it did take me a little bit of maneuvering to get everything to fit properly so it wouldn't hit the door and also wouldn't hit the mechanisms but also so that I could take them out without knocking something else out
As far as who I think could benefit most from having a pan like this, it's for people who are short on space. The pan does a good enough job that it could replace most stainless steel and cast iron applications.
Cites storage and stacking, versatility
And on the other end of the spectrum of people that would find this useful is the person who has everything. Because even if you have everything, all the fanciest pans, all the bells and whistles, that thing just might prove itself to be one of your favorite casual everyday pans anyway.
it's good to hang a skillet if you've got something on the wall like that but look here two poor spouts
Versus this, if it gets dirty, just run it through the dish machine and then swap it out and get a fresh one every time.
Cites ease of cleaning, storage and stacking
I keep it in a fish tub just because it's easy to locate and also store at the end of the night.
next I'm going to bring over my Bain Maries which hold my tools that I use the most so just go through your tools figure out what you use all the time and throw it in there so for me I have my spoons cooking spoons tasting spoons whisk spatula so I don't have to rummage through a drawer to look for something like…
Cites storage and stacking, portability
bigger is not necessarily better if you have a bigger pan you have to find more space in your cupboards to store it this pan fits nicely in the cupboard
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this would probably be for someone that is like an intermediate cook or for someone that's looking to get away from the non-stick life
the benefit of having a dedicated Sous container is you know exactly what to grab when you pull your soused out it's just nice to know hey this is just for the soused we don't use it for anything else I know it seems weird for this to take up a placeholder but I'm telling you just that decision made me use my Su more…
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They also take up less space on the stovetop and leave enough room for other pots and pans. They’re also easier to store. You can stack them on top of other round pots and pans.
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But, the trays themselves, they stack nicely.
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Who cites storage and stacking as a reason against?
Storage and Stacking given as a reason not to buy. Where both lists are long, storage and stacking is a trade-off rather than a feature.
it's not the most comfortable to hold
Cites storage and stacking (against), handle (against)
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but these edges can dig into your hand
They remind me of a wider version of All-Clad handles which people often complain about.
Also the long handle makes it a bit more difficult to store.
but the reason why I regret them so often is because they don't stack. I have a real issue when I'm trying to put something away and they kind of just slip over each other. Cuz as soon as I put the top one on, it slides and then it's knocking into something else in my cupboard and it just it really more than it…
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Takes up some space on your counter and it's gonna take up that space for anywhere between 1 1/2 to three hours.
Cites storage and stacking (against)
Oval Dutch ovens take up more space and don’t heat as evenly on the stove because the ends extend beyond the burner.
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I have four cake testers cuz my cooks lose them a lot.
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They get lost as well a lot.
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the spice containers they're not really meant to stack or be neat
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