do the handles get hot while cooking
774744
It gets warm, BUT not as hot as the cokingportion of the pot. I could pick it up without mitts.
774745
I don't know as I gave it as a gift but I imagine so. I have a similar wok and always have to use hot pads on the handles. That has never been a problem.
774746
Yes they do as you can see they are attached to the steel so they get pretty hot. This unit is a traditional Chinese Wok. Mean to be cooked over natural gas setting the wok inside with another steel and wood (handle) flange to lift it. Most folks don't have this. The cooking is lighting fast. Gotta season it. I have that kind of stove. If you aren't against teflon, there are many and they will have a safe handle. But if you have a large burner stove and lots of ventilation, you will be happy. Or you can use this but caution hot.
774747
Yes they do but if you cook with a Wok a strong heat is essential in order to prepare your dish quickly and the food will not absorb too much oil .
692771
Yes, they do get hot. I have not had one that the pot does not get hot. I love this one!!
162421
I have never noticed the handles getting hot, the cup where you place the potatoes does get hot of course since they are hot when you are ricing them. You are not going to get burned while using it however.
1419073
They seem not to get hot. The heat is concentrated in the flat bottom of the wok. I normally move the wok to the table after I have cooked the food. I don't have to use a pot holder. I always stir fry in 2 TSP of oil. I can't say what would happen if I had boiled a wok-full of water. In that case, the handles could get hot.WAL
1168252
All cast iron. Yes the handles do get hot. Use heavy weber BBQ gloves to move. Love it. Food really has a better then when I wok inside with my stove top wok. Enjoy.
1135242
Yes, the handles on the skillet get as when it is in use on ANY setting, as does the lid and lid handle, controller, feet, and of course the pan itself. REAL hot.
1703049
I have never had a problem with that handles getting hot, I was cooking potatoes and some water bobbled out on the handle and Made it warm. I use these with induction cooking, they are great pan. They are well made and highly recommended
693000
We have not had a problem with heat. The handles seem to stay cool and they are long enough to keep your hands away from the hot parts. I've always had some sort of coating too but am very happy with these.However if they are in the oven, they get hot as would any pan.
699272
Yes, they do get hot, but maybe it is because I have a gas range. We do have to use pot holders.
1137840
No, the rubber-clad handles do not get hot due to the pan being on the stove, even if on a burner for an extended time. Of course, you need to ensure that the handles are not above an adjacent burner: they would get hot if positioned above a hot burner.
968003
No, the handles do not get too hot to comfortably handle them without pot holders.
1568309
No, the handle does not get hot. It also works well on an induction cooktop.
236897
It depends if you have something cooking nearby. I have only ever had a problem with hot handles once from the steam of a pot next to it heating it up.
74106
There has not been a problem with safety of the handles during my use of this product. If you are asking if they get too hot: no, they do not overheat. They also are attached securely. I have been satisfied with the product.
1419069
No, the handles do not get hot; so you can easily move the wok to your serving area while the food is still cooking.
455702
I bought these in July and do not have any problems with the metal handles. They do not get hot.
921465
The handle does not get hot when cooking. There is actually rubber padding on the underside that keeps it cool.