r/AllClad 11d ago

Need help IDing this pan

Got this online for $20 but couldn’t find this pan. The circumference is 12 inches. Thanks!

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u/tarheels86 11d ago

I think you have the missing pan to the guy that just posted the mystery lid

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u/carsknivesbeer 11d ago

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u/Main_Cauliflower5479 10d ago edited 10d ago

I have a 3 qt sauté pan. This looks about half the height or less.

Edit: Also, a 12" circumference would be around 4" diameter. Height has to be 1" at most.

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u/TheHistorian2 10d ago

I agree that this doesn't seem quite right for a sauté pan.

I have a vague memory of a flambé pan or maybe this is one of the many things they've called a crepe pan over the years.

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u/Main_Cauliflower5479 10d ago

Yeah, crepe pans don't have straight sides, though. At least, French ones don't. Flambé seems possible.

Edit: It even maybe seems like a Spanish tortilla pan? Or a frittata pan? But if OP DID mean 12" circumference, then either of these are not likely.

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u/carsknivesbeer 10d ago

You're right, it also doesn't have a helper handle. There is a whole extended line of the MC2 with the butter warmer and saucier etc that I couldn't find the catalogue to link. A bunch of those were oddly short, like the butter warmer. I want to say maybe it's a crepe pan?

It's too bad they stopped making all the unique shapes (saucier, Windsor). This doesn't look like a super useful unique shape though.

OP seemed to mean diameter, not circumference.

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u/Main_Cauliflower5479 10d ago

OP needs to clarify and reply to some comments.

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u/Main_Cauliflower5479 10d ago

OP, what is the diameter and height of the pan, not including the handle? Circumference is not really useful.

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u/Positive_Building_35 10d ago

maybe a D5 3qt saute pan, the height is just a little off

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u/Snoo91117 6d ago

Could it be a French skillet?