Granitestone 5.5 Quart Jumbo Cooker Saute Pan with Lid, Non-Stick, Oven Safe, Dishwasher Safe, 100% PFOA Free

This pan has been hands-down the best pan I've ever seen my wife use. We have had our fair share of nonstick cookware, so we tend to be very careful with this one, to the point where we don't even put it in the dishwasher even though it is "dishwasher safe." That being said, hand washing this pan is a breeze no matter what my wife has made or how long it's been sitting dirty. A little hot water and a little soap and everything basically slides off with just the smallest scrubbing effort. We've had it for a year or two now, and it's got maybe a couple spots that have permanently stuck, but nothing crazy. It's been the easiest cleaning pan I've ever owned.

I do meal preps every week and usually cooking like 4 to 5 lbs of meat at a time. Compare to the old one I had, this one is not as heavy, easier to clean and what I like the most is dish washer friendly. I have been using it for about a month now and still working great. Did a lot of research before buying this one. I will definitely recommend this product. Worth the money and good quality.

Affordable and good quality! When preparing a "one pan" meal for 4, it is plenty big enough.

I love this pan! I use it almost every night and it is fantastic! Its easy to clean and things don't really get stuck to it! I would recommend this to all of my friends.

I bought one Granitestone saute pan (for $20) and a comparable competitor's saute pan for much, much more. I did a side-by-side comparison. Both performed perfectly and cleaned up so easily, I was shocked. The instructions say to put a little oil or butter in the pan to season first time, and then each time you cook. I measured the oil or butter before and after cooking, and almost NONE of the fat was absorbed by the cooked food. Bacon grease seems to work best in that category. You need just a whisper of fat to guarantee perfect cooking and cleaning. Burned cheese omelets slide right out. Both pans got "stained" after a while. Because you can use metal utensils on both, I've tossed out my melted plastic tools. That said, DON"T use any sharp tools (knives, etc.). Now, the more expensive one is very pretty, finely made, and heavier than the Granitestone, but the difference in price makes the Granitestone pan the no-brainer winner.

12/17/25 - Updates Granitestone personnel reached out to me and asked that I perform a deep-clean cycle to see if the stuck food would come off. The deep-clean process involves simmering the pan in hot, soapy water for 2 minutes and then scrubbing the stuck food with a soft sponge. I did a 2‑minute deep clean and saw some improvement. I then decided to do another 5‑minute deep-clean cycle and noticed additional improvement; however, not everything came off. I am updating the review to 3 stars for their effort in reaching out and trying to help. Attaching an “after” picture showing the effect of the deep-clean cycles. --- Initial Review --- I bought the Granitestone 5.5 Quart Jumbo Cooker Sauté Pan in May 2025, and after a few months I noticed that the non-stick coating was starting to degrade. I purchased the pan based on the advertisement claiming 'Ultra Non-Stick – The Ultimate Food Release. No Oil or Butter Needed.' Despite this claim, I used oil in all my cooking because on the very first day, when cooking eggs, I noticed they had trouble sliding off the pan. The bottom of the pan also warped after a couple of months. The center of the pan is now higher than the edges, so food in the middle doesn’t get as much oil compared to the sides. The attached picture shows the condition of the pan after about six months of use. The non-stick surface is basically gone. I couldn’t remove all the stuck-on food even with a soft sponge, liquid soap, and a lot of elbow grease. I filed a warranty claim but have not heard anything back from the seller or manufacturer. Very disappointed.

Love this pan! I’ve had it for about 6 months now, give or take. I use silicone utensils so there is no scratching. So I can’t comment on that aspect. It’s definitely worth the money. It’s sturdy but not tooo heavy. If I heat it up on medium first and then cook eggs and they don’t stick. Everything came packaged nicely and the lid fits nicely.

My go-to pan for soup, chili, spaghetti. Lots of room to brown burger and veggies in one pan. No oil, super easy clean. Love it.

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Very good price for such a large pan. Solid weight. On the negative side, the bottom of the pan is not flat as oil tends to accumulate around the edges and the center is dry.

Internal box was damaged and look like it had been repackaged, placed on the hob and found the bottom was not perfectly flat so it rocks a bit, also after trying it out on a low heat found that an area of it didn't appear to be non stick. Thinking of returning

Love it! Bought a whole set!!!

I can't vouch for how the pan works as it's a gift for Christmas. What I can say is the 1st pan I ordered (in the pictures) had 3 layers of tape over the join, the manufactures tape which had been sliced, covered with another tape along the bottom of the box and across the side edges. This had also been cut and another layer added on top, and when it arrived with it's 3 layers of tape, it still had a side sliced. and the top security seals were obviously tampered with. I didn't even accept it and sent it back with the driver. A refund was quickly given and I ordered a new one. This one also arrived with the box damaged at the bottom and had been resealed badly. We carefully took all the tape off (luckily it didn't damage the box) and checked the pan was OK. There is no damage that we can see, so we re taped it with care and it looks much better. Unfortunately as you see from the photo it comes as seen (no protection) so the delivery label was stuck to the box covering the picture which I CANNOT get off. I hope the recipient doesn't mind. The pan itself is large and deep which is exactly what he wants.