Sometimes washing up is the last thing you want to do. But, unfortunately it is a necessity, or you will be drinking out of egg cups or eating over the sink. But, there is now a way to reduce the amount of washing up, with the Masterpan.
The Masterpan is a frying pan with five different sections. This means that you can cook everything at once in the same pan. This is a huge bonus when it comes to making a big fry up for breakfast, as you can see from the video below.
Masterpan 5 Section Frying Pan Specifications
- 12 x 15 inch (32 X 38 cm)
- Ergonomic Bakelite Handle oven safe up to 180C (350F).
- Safe and Durable Xylan Plus double layer non-stick coating by Whitford.
- Durable for everyday use.
- Heavy gauge base for a balance heat flow. Higher heat in the center for grilling meats and fish while lower on the sides for frying eggs, vegetables, pancakes
- Aluminium
- Dishwasher safe
What is the Masterpan Like?
The Masterpan is made from aluminium, which means it is light weight. More than half of cookware is made from aluminium these days. This is because it is light, cheap to manufacture and has excellent thermal conductivity.
The Masterpan has a non-stick coating to help keep it clean and last a long time. The coating is double layered, making it not only stain resistant, but dishwasher safe.
The centre section has grooves to give your meats the grilled look, while the other four sections are ideal for smaller things such as eggs, hash browns, and whatever else you want to fry up.
The Masterpan isn’t particularly deep. But, this is fine for what most people are going to use it for i.e breakfast.
Once you get used to how quick things cook in a Masterpan, it is very easy to use. Obviously, sausages take longer to cook than eggs, so you just have to drop them in at different times.
Should you buy a Masterpan?
If you like the idea of reducing your washing up and having the added convenience of cooking everything in one quality pan, you will love the Masterpan.
What are your thoughts on the Masterpan? Let us know in the comments section below.
