Pots & Saucepans
You can find the best pots at FormAdore! Before you start your search, ask yourself a basic question - do you need a single pot or do you want to get a whole set of pots? Or are you currently only looking for a small saucepan or milk pot?
We have modern induction pots and retro enamelled pots (some of which are also suitable for induction hobs!). You will find special tall pots for asparagus and, for fans of healthy eating, steaming pots. Remember that the basic determinant of a good pot is the thickness of its base - too thin will burn and distribute heat poorly. Fortunately, at FormAdore we are not familiar with this problem, because as you know.... our pots are the best!
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Eva Solo Multi Saucepan with Slip-Let non-stick coating, 1.8 L
Eva Solo
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Pots - Their Functions and Uses
Pots are truly exceptional tools in the kitchen, allowing us to whip up delicious, mouth-watering dishes. They're with us day in and day out, whether we're preparing humble meals or grand, festive dinners and suppers.
You can use a pot for braising, boiling, frying, or even confiting dishes. Bearing in mind that these days, pots aren't just seen as utilitarian objects, but also as elements that build the visual character of a room like the kitchen (or even a restaurant interior), pot sets with sophisticated designs are becoming incredibly popular.
Pot sets from brands like Alessi, Fissler, Scanpan, and WMF have been setting a new trend for years, transforming how we perceive these practical kitchen vessels – no longer just tools, but integral parts of interior decor. This is all thanks to these brands' unwavering commitment to unique design, the use of the finest materials, and their meticulous attention to detail.
What Makes a Good Pot?
Good pots are an investment in culinary adventures, in those special moments spent with family or friends preparing meals together, and in solid, reliable cooking tools that will stand the test of time.
The first criterion we pay special attention to is, of course, the material and quality of craftsmanship. A pot with thick walls will take a bit longer to heat up, but the heat distribution will be more even, and the heat itself will be retained for longer. Properly chosen materials for handles and grips help prevent unpleasant burns when moving or stirring dishes. The most popular choices are stainless steel pots and aluminum pots.
It's also crucial that the dishes prepared in the pot retain their natural flavor and aroma – with good pots, you won't encounter any metallic aftertastes or substances that could leach into your food.
What's in a Pot Set?
Pot sets typically include at least one large pot, a smaller one for preparing smaller quantities of food, a classic saucepan – or a small milk pot, as well as accessories like a colander – indispensable for any pasta and noodle lover, or woks, asparagus pots, steamers or special lids (e.g., with a straining function). Depending on your needs, you can also purchase individual pot models – perfect for completing your existing collection or replacing an old, worn-out piece.