Any difference between the 10" pan sold independentl and the one sold in the twin pack? I can't figure out why the stand alone product would cost more
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It's the same pan. Your second answer: It's called marketing. You more likely to buy the sauce pans, etc. if you like the saut pans. By the way they are the best pots and pans I've ever used. I own the complete offering including their bake ware!
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It's the same pan. Your second answer: It's called marketing. You more likely to buy the sauce pans, etc. if you like the sauté pans. By the way they are the best pots and pans I've ever used. I own the complete offering including their bake ware!
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I'm not sure why the stand alone pan costs more. My wife loves the Anolon Nouvelle Copper series. I just ordered the 4qt. casserole and the 5qt dutch oven for her.
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The 12"'pan has a cooking surface of about 9.25 and the 8" pan has a cooking surface of 5". I don't own the 10" pan but would figure it's about a 7" cooking surface giving the dimensions of the smaller and larger pans.
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I saw that CHEF's catolog was selling a lid with their maslan pan. If you do find a separate lid, please let me know - I'd like one too!
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There is no difference. I bought the MC701 from Target for $99 and the MC703 on Amazon for $159. They are both 1200 Watt units, exact same model. The MC703 just refers to the unit with oven mitts, heat pad, muffin pan. It is a marketing scam. Buy the MC701 from Target for $99 and use your own mitts and hot pad. The MC701 sears and sautees even though it does not list in on the box. It tells you how to sear in the owners manual and recipe book included. You just turn to Stove Top High and sear your chicken, etc. in the unit. I checked the model# on the physical units and they are identical. I then called the support line at ninjakitchen.com and they verified that the only difference is the additional cooking items. So save your money and buy the MC701. See picture and description of professional model on ninjakitchen website. Only difference is hotpads, mitts, muffin pan and a lame, too small warmer: http://ninjacooking.ninjakitchen.com/special-offers/
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Search for this pair: "Circulon Infinite Hard Anodized Nonstick 10-Inch and 12-Inch Skillets Twin Pack" They are heavier and more expensive but they are as flat as your stovetop. They make this pan look like "Hello Kitty."
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Both are good. It's up to you. In my experience I prefer the 2'' cause I put the batter in 2 pans and I just take them out and they're are my layers (so I have 2 layers of 2'' each) and I don't have to cut a cake in half and then put the filing. On this way I know my layers are even and the same height. But as I said, it's up to you.
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Both are good. It's up to you. In my experience I prefer the 2'' cause I put the batter in 2 pans and I just take them out and they're are my layers (so I have 2 layers of 2'' each) and I don't have to cut a cake in half and then put the filing.On this way I know my layers are even and the same height.But as I said, it's up to you.
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I personally thought the cheaper version of this product didn't look as strong or sturdy as the one i have...I spent the extra $10 and this saucepan is very well put together...Again, personal preference...
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Good question - it's hard to tell from the descriptions. I've used both. The DLC-10 comes with a dough blade, an additional flat (non-pusher) cover, and an instuctional video. I rarely use those items - when I bake, I don't knead dough in a machine, and it's just as easy to pour liquids in through the standard pusher cover. The video is well-made and helpful, but only if you've never used a Cuisinart before. All of that one could tell mostly just by looking at the pictures, but the main two SIGNIFICANT differences are the pusher cover; and the way the accessory blades are used. First, the cover on the DLC-5 has a wide hole; the DLC-10 has a 2-in-1 design with a large AND small hole - so that, for example, one can slice one carrot in the DLC-10, but not as easily or cleanly in the DLC-5. It would tend to move around and result in uneven slices. Second, the way the blades attach in the DLC-10 is a tiny bit more complicated, but makes them much more suitable for heavier-duty use. Also, because of this design, the DLC-10 can use the dozen or more standard accessory discs, but the DLC-5 can use only the two discs made specifically for it (although one could certainly buy the $10 adapter stem to use the others). Bottom line: the DLC-10 is slightly more complex, but more flexible in use and more expandable, and comes with more accessories. The respective models are the exact SAME price (at least today!), so I'd definitely get the DLC-10. (The DLC-10 I bought over 15 years ago and use every day is still working perfectly, so I don't need a new one yet!)
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My old pan which I am trying to replace has a small handle also. That handle makes it much easier to use. If anyone knows where I can buy the skillet with 2 handles I would appreciate that information
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So, the LCS3 (which is currently priced at 22 and some change) is only a 10 inch diameter and has sloped sides measuring only at 1 3/4 in (might be 1 1/4 in I'm going off memory). The LK8S3 is 10.25 diameter and the sides are not sloped they are straight and measure 2 inches high. I just used the LK8S3 this morning for a fritata with eggs, red bell peppers, baby bellas, chopped kale, and sharp cheddar on top. I have a five person family and it is big enough to produce a yummy fritata that will feed us all. I start the meal on the stove top and finish in the oven. I like the high/straight sides of this dish because you could even bake a cake in it or a pot pie etc. I have a pan comparable to the LCS3 but it is smaller in diameter (I think an 8 or 9 in). Pans with a sloped side are great for sauting and performing cooking tasks that require moving the pan around to flip the food about. The LK8S3 is quite heavy so I could only assume the LCS3 "chef's" series skillet might be more pricey because it might be lighter weight for performing tasks that require flicking of the wrists and flipping without compromising the length of the diameter and the quality of the cast iron. Don't quote me on that, the last part is only an assumption. If you want an exact explanation I'm sure someone at Lodge would be happy to assist you. They probably have a contact link on their website. Hopefully I helped, I tried my best. Have a lovely day!
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The more expensive one is the newer model with the brown-gold non-stick surface, the shorter cord, and no included spatula. I hated the "new and improved" surface on the newer one and will be buying this one.
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personally I think they are separate but the best damn pan I have, you will love it...heavy metal equals product cooking fast and I do have to say I have greased to make removal easier no problem and they clean easily
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Sorry, I can'tanswer your question. As I said, it's a nice pn for the money. I bought it because I couldn't afford to by the Calaphon coated pan or any of the other high priced pans.
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Can't tell you the difference but can tell you it is the best pan I have ever bought and it is used more than any other pan I own
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First there is a difference in the model numbers. All models come with the same size pan and same cooking features. The difference between the models is the accessories. The difference in price is like most things on Amazon , the same item can come from different vendors. For example the one for 99$ has a shipping charge of 50+ dollars where the one for 171$ had no shipping charge. I love my unit, I own all the Ninja products. It means less clutter , one product to do the job of many. Just research all vendors and their pricing for your best deal. And don't forget to check out Amazon warehouse for those great prices on open box, refurbished or used items. First there is a difference in the model numbers. All models come with the same size pan and same cooking features. The difference between the models is the accessories. The difference in price is like most things on Amazon , the same item can come from different vendors. For example the one for 99$ has a shipping charge of 50+ dollars where the one for 171$ had no shipping charge. I love my unit, I own all the Ninja products. It means less clutter , one product to do the job of many. Just research all vendors and their pricing for your best deal. And don't forget to check out Amazon... » Read More First there is a difference in the model numbers. All models come with the same size pan and same cooking features. The difference between the models is the accessories. The difference in price is like most things on Amazon , the same item can come from different vendors. For example the one for 99$ has a shipping charge of 50+ dollars where the one for 171$ had no shipping charge. I love my unit, I own all the Ninja products. It means less clutter , one product to do the job of many. Just research all vendors and their pricing for your best deal. And don't forget to check out Amazon warehouse for those great prices on open box, refurbished or used items. « Show Less
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The small one is a stand alone. The larger ones fit each the other cookware.