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Caraway Nonstick Ceramic Sauté Pan with Lid (4.5 qt, 11.8") - Non Toxic, PTFE & PFOA Free - Oven Safe & Compatible with All Stovetops (Gas, Electric & Induction) - Sage

4.5 out of 5 stars 1,515 ratings

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Color: Sage
Brand Caraway
Material Aluminum
Special Feature Oven Safe, Non Stick, Lightweight
Color Sage
Capacity 4.5 Quarts

About this item

  • CARAWAY NOW LIVE ON AMAZON: Caraway has officially launched their best-selling and consciously crafted cookware on Amazon for everyone to enjoy. Time to upgrade your pots and pans and spruce up your kitchen decor!
  • 11.8” SAUTE PAN: Your new best friend for dinner parties, dishes with stock, stir fries and more. This durable non-stick pan makes cooking easier than ever, cleaning (dare we say) enjoyable, and adds a pop of color to any home.
  • NATURALLY NON-STICK: Our naturally slick non-stick pots and pans require less oil or butter for cooking and minimal scrubbing for a spotless clean, giving you a healthier and more enjoyable at-home cooking experience.
  • NON-TOXIC COATING: All Caraway pot and pan products are free of PTFE, PFOA, PFAS, lead, cadmium and other toxic materials that can leach into your food, making them safe for you, your family and the environment.
  • SIMPLE CARE: Our cookware ais made for any kitchen and cooktop. Use them on low to medium heat and add a dash of oil or butter for an effortless glide. Our cookware is also oven-safe up to 550ºF.

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Non-Toxic Cookware, Made Modern
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Ceramic Coated Ceramic Coated Ceramic Coated Ceramic Coated Ceramic Coated
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4-Piece Set With Storage 8.0 or 10.5 in (two sizes) 12.0 in | 4.5 qt 1.75 or 3.0 qt (two sizes) 10.5 in | 6.5 qt
Non-Stick
Non-Toxic
Easy Cleaning

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Brand Caraway
Material Aluminum
Special Feature Oven Safe, Non Stick, Lightweight
Color Sage
Capacity 4.5 Quarts
Compatible Devices All Stovetops
Product Care Instructions Hand Wash Only
Maximum Temperature 550 Degrees Fahrenheit
Item Weight 6 Pounds
Is Oven Safe Yes
Model Name Caraway Sautée Pan in Cream
Has Nonstick Coating Yes
Is Dishwasher Safe Yes
Recommended Uses For Product versatile cooking, sautéing, searing, stewing, stir-frying, dinner parties
Specific Uses For Product versatile cooking, sautéing, searing, stewing, stir-frying, dinner parties
Shape Sauté Pan
UPC 850010865331
Package Dimensions 23.5 x 13.63 x 4.38 inches
Item Weight 6 pounds
Manufacturer Caraway
ASIN B09SS4KY7D
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Date First Available February 17, 2022

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Caraway Nonstick Ceramic Sauté Pan with Lid (4.5 qt, 11.8") - Non Toxic, PTFE & PFOA Free - Oven Safe & Compatible with All Stovetops (Gas, Electric & Induction) - Sage


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Customers find the sauté pan to be of high quality, with a durable coating that heats evenly and cooks food nicely. The pan is easy to clean and looks nice, with one customer noting it's a high-end piece of cooking equipment. The non-stick surface receives mixed feedback - while some say nothing sticks, others report food sticking to the bottom. Value for money opinions are divided, with some finding it well worth the price while others consider it a waste of money.

151 customers mention "Ease of cleaning"121 positive30 negative

Customers find the sauté pan easy to clean, with one customer noting that it wipes out with a paper towel.

"Absolutely love all my Caraway! Cooks evenly, non-toxic and easy to clean." Read more

"Excellent product. Easy to clean" Read more

"Good quality, cleans easily, looks great" Read more

"Excellent cook and clean!" Read more

141 customers mention "Pan quality"141 positive0 negative

Customers find this sauté pan to be excellent, with one customer describing it as a high-end piece of cooking equipment.

"Great pan - cooked perfectly and no sticking" Read more

"High quality. Great product" Read more

"Best pan I have ever owned and I’ve been around a long time!! lol Highly recommend the this product!" Read more

"This is the best pan I have ever used!" Read more

131 customers mention "Quality"96 positive35 negative

Customers find the sauté pan to be of high quality with a durable coating, and one customer notes its thick ceramic construction.

"Anything caraway is Great quality, I mean outta this world great quality...." Read more

"Beautiful and durable but best of all it heats well!" Read more

"Poor quality at best" Read more

"High quality. Great product" Read more

116 customers mention "Looks nice"116 positive0 negative

Customers find the sauté pan visually appealing, noting it looks like new and has a nice color.

"...That was great. Open the box and found the pan to be beautiful and exactly what I wanted...." Read more

"Beautiful!" Read more

"...It is not a light pan, and it looks beautiful. After a month, I plan on reviewing it again." Read more

"Good quality, cleans easily, looks great" Read more

85 customers mention "Cooks evenly"77 positive8 negative

Customers find that the sauté pan cooks food nicely and evenly.

"Absolutely love all my Caraway! Cooks evenly, non-toxic and easy to clean." Read more

"...You will only need a little oil and low to medium heat. It cooks evenly and the cleanup is effortless! Thank you Caraway." Read more

"...expensive non- stick pans and griddles...this is definitely easy to cook with and much easier to clean...." Read more

"Amazing product! Cooks so evenly!" Read more

73 customers mention "Heat distribution"57 positive16 negative

Customers praise the sauté pan's heat distribution, noting that it heats everything very evenly and cools down quickly.

"Works great" Read more

"...Performance-wise, it’s high-end without the fuss: heats evenly, easy to clean by hand, and looks good doing it...." Read more

"This Beautiful pan is awesome. I love the even heating and easy clean up." Read more

"...it 4 stars is because it's quite heavy, and the curved, metal handle is not heat proof...." Read more

157 customers mention "Stickiness"93 positive64 negative

Customers have mixed experiences with the sauté pan's non-stick surface, with some praising its effectiveness while others report issues with food sticking to the bottom.

"...The product quality-no toxins but non-stick, Customer ratings and design." Read more

"...But now it’s worse than my old pans it replaced. Everything sticks and it’s hard to wash off the burn residue...." Read more

"...It is non stick and everything cooks very well. It cleans well...." Read more

"...as my Calphalon set did when I first got it 25 years ago but it started sticking and had to be replaced at 5 years old...." Read more

100 customers mention "Value for money"42 positive58 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the sauté pan's value for money, with some finding it well worth the cost and worth the hype, while others feel it's not worth the money and becomes worthless after 6 months of use.

"...I love the color and the fact that it’s oven safe, but it was an expensive and disappointing purchase that ended up not worth the cost." Read more

"Pan quality: Worth the money..." Read more

"Expensive but probably a lifetime purchase. Days of getting good sets of cookware and replacing them a year or two or three later are over...." Read more

"...Love all these pans worth the price." Read more

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  • Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2025
    Love the color and no issues with sticking. So far worth every penny. Cleans up well with little fuss. Pan is heavier than most but still worth it. I would like a little larger size but this pan is nice and deep easy to make a one dish meal for the family.
  • Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2025
    Color: CreamVerified Purchase
    Update! The company contacted me and replaced my pan. I really appreciate a company that stands by their warranty and cares that they have a quality product. I can confidently recommend them to others based on their service.

    We are a regular family of 5 and used the pan probably 3-4 times a week and the non stick is completely useless. The pan is absolutely beautiful and when the nonstick was new it worked amazing. But now it’s worse than my old pans it replaced. Everything sticks and it’s hard to wash off the burn residue. We treated the pan correctly hand washed only used wood or silicone tools did not soak the pan. Disappointed with the amount of money spent for the durability to be crap after 2 months of use.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025
    Best EVER!!! I'm usually very critical on quite a few products offered on Amazon because they don't live up to their reviews or building quality expectations. If you are in the market for a high quality fryer pan, this is by far the best pan I have ever seen in my entire life. It is quite expensive compared to all the others, but you need to know that if Rolls-Royce is supposedly the best car available built by hand, then this pan far exceeds the equivalence of what a Rolls-Royce is. If you're hesitant, don't be. The build quality of this pan is off the charts amazing. In other words, you do get what you pay for. It is expensive, but will probably last a hundred years with good care and you can most likely pass it down a generation or two to your family members. Seriously, best ever!!!
    4 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2025
    I bought this because I love the smaller sauté pan that I bought earlier.
    One person found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2025
    Color: CreamVerified Purchase
    Quality - well made pan with health conscious nonstick surface.
  • Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2025
    Color: MarigoldVerified Purchase
    I chose it because it was top rated by Consumer Reports - and for good reason. Like a good Le Creuset pan, it's relatively heavy, especially with the lid on, but excellent quality and requires little oil or butter to sauté and cleans up like a dream.
    4 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2025
    Color: CreamVerified Purchase
    Giving 4 for now, so far everything is great. Haven’t tested all our normal dishes yet. Love it!
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  • Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2022
    First impression of the Caraway packaging: Impressive. Above and beyond. Yet, one has to wonder right off the bat how much the PAN is actually worth and how much you’re paying for the presentation and extra “stuff.”
    Impression of paint finish and coating: Poor. Right out of the box, my sauté pan had dings/missing “ceramic coating” inside of the pan, around the rim, and on the underside (food facing side) of the lid. Given this is a brand new pan, this is quite concerning. Even if small, you can tell the coating is very thin and unevenly sprayed. Food will already be exposed to what lies beneath…and even if the lid isn’t touching food, steam/condensation can drip from the exposed part onto food.
    Then there is the top of the lid. Oy. Smears, smears, smears. Washed it numerous times in numerous ways and used different towels to dry. So many smears. Very unsightly. And to be honest, I’d rather see my food, so would prefer a glass with silicone edge lid like DaTerra makes.
    Before automatically returning, I did sauté some ground hamburger for the pups just to test it out to see if I’d even want to try buying another. I wanted to know how I felt about that thin ceramic coating after heating, cooking, and washing. Collectively, between the paint job on the outside and the coating on the inside, it just seems like a very delicate/poor quality pan even though it is very “pretty” from afar.

    When I first looked at the interior of the Caraway pan, it reminded me a lot of my TeChef grill pan. I have included a photo to show you them side by side. TeChef is substantially cheaper and has the same non toxic claims. And to be honest, the coating on the TeChef is a higher quality than the one that came on the Caraway. Evenly coated, no dings or black speckling. Washes nicely also.

    I’ve had the DaTerra Cucina Vesuvio ceramic coated fry pan (not pictured, but you can search for it and see what it looks like) for three years. That pan also had a superior coating to this Caraway pan, in my opinion. Additionally, the paint on the Vesuvio exterior was very durable. However, just like most reviews state, these types of coatings are all amazing at the very beginning and then begin to wear and weaken with use quite quickly. I was able to do the detergent/baking soda cleansing trick frequently to remove any carbonization, but it’s now at the point where the coating is wearing too much around the rim and in the pan itself, so I began to look for replacements. I had a frustrating exchange with DaTerra’s customer service team. I simply asked for a good condition used pan since I already had the lid and didn’t need a full set again. They immediately started in with defensive questions like “have you used metal utensils, put in the dishwasher, etc. etc.” and I was like, why is this necessary? I’m simply telling them it’s not in a condition I’m comfortable with anymore and would like to buy a replacement. Not trying to get a free pan or tell them their pan was crap! I was, again, trying to buy another, but without the lid since it was unnecessary. Anyway, they decided after looking at the pictures that mine was fine and I didn’t need another pan. Well, strike one for them, but then strike two came when I actually bought another DaTerra Vesuvio set on Amazon that was slightly discounted due to having non-original packaging. Well, when that one arrived, there was a clear ding on the inside of the pan itself exposing the aluminum, so back it went. I decided I don’t want to proceed with another Vesuvio after all.

    Regarding TeChef, I was a little skeptical getting another pan due to some people receiving ceramic coated pans that claimed to have Teflon. TeChef claimed it was a typo, and in their defense they do indeed have a Teflon line, so labels can get messed up, but it just shows how all of us, truly, are simply taking their word that these coatings are “non toxic” and don’t contain PFOAs, PTFE, lead, cadmium, etc. etc. No one is actually proving these things (from any company) or proving that their surface is indeed completely safe and non toxic. So, since it looks basically like the Caraway, I’d say it probably was a misprint and doesn’t contain the Teflon. Their Teflon coated pans are dark inside. Now, I have the decision to make of returning the Caraway and buying a TeChef fry pan or try another, more expensive and delicate Caraway - simply due to the looks and this thing sitting on my stove daily. Truly, that’s the main difference - well, that and the significant weight of this pan. Otherwise, I believe DaTerra, TeChef, and Caraway all perform very similarly when cooking. Eventually the coating will wear, things will stick, etc.

    UPDATE: I returned the dinged Caraway sauté pan and the dinged skillet and replaced both with a #10 Field cast iron skillet along with a leather handle cover and I’m in love with the thing! I’m able to use my DaTerra glass lid, though Field also sells lids. Now THIS will last forever. Unlike coated pans. Tips for loving instead of hating cast iron: watch videos on care/use, don’t use soap, remember to season it routinely, and get a chainmail scrubber. I bought a chainmail scrubber with a handle that works great. You can search: “Cast Iron Cleaner Brush with Handle, Soldered Fine Chainmail Scrub Brush+Tray - Small Ring…”. It’s easier on the hands than ones that make you touch the chainmail links.
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    Caraway vs TeChef vs DaTerra Cucina

    Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2022
    First impression of the Caraway packaging: Impressive. Above and beyond. Yet, one has to wonder right off the bat how much the PAN is actually worth and how much you’re paying for the presentation and extra “stuff.”
    Impression of paint finish and coating: Poor. Right out of the box, my sauté pan had dings/missing “ceramic coating” inside of the pan, around the rim, and on the underside (food facing side) of the lid. Given this is a brand new pan, this is quite concerning. Even if small, you can tell the coating is very thin and unevenly sprayed. Food will already be exposed to what lies beneath…and even if the lid isn’t touching food, steam/condensation can drip from the exposed part onto food.
    Then there is the top of the lid. Oy. Smears, smears, smears. Washed it numerous times in numerous ways and used different towels to dry. So many smears. Very unsightly. And to be honest, I’d rather see my food, so would prefer a glass with silicone edge lid like DaTerra makes.
    Before automatically returning, I did sauté some ground hamburger for the pups just to test it out to see if I’d even want to try buying another. I wanted to know how I felt about that thin ceramic coating after heating, cooking, and washing. Collectively, between the paint job on the outside and the coating on the inside, it just seems like a very delicate/poor quality pan even though it is very “pretty” from afar.

    When I first looked at the interior of the Caraway pan, it reminded me a lot of my TeChef grill pan. I have included a photo to show you them side by side. TeChef is substantially cheaper and has the same non toxic claims. And to be honest, the coating on the TeChef is a higher quality than the one that came on the Caraway. Evenly coated, no dings or black speckling. Washes nicely also.

    I’ve had the DaTerra Cucina Vesuvio ceramic coated fry pan (not pictured, but you can search for it and see what it looks like) for three years. That pan also had a superior coating to this Caraway pan, in my opinion. Additionally, the paint on the Vesuvio exterior was very durable. However, just like most reviews state, these types of coatings are all amazing at the very beginning and then begin to wear and weaken with use quite quickly. I was able to do the detergent/baking soda cleansing trick frequently to remove any carbonization, but it’s now at the point where the coating is wearing too much around the rim and in the pan itself, so I began to look for replacements. I had a frustrating exchange with DaTerra’s customer service team. I simply asked for a good condition used pan since I already had the lid and didn’t need a full set again. They immediately started in with defensive questions like “have you used metal utensils, put in the dishwasher, etc. etc.” and I was like, why is this necessary? I’m simply telling them it’s not in a condition I’m comfortable with anymore and would like to buy a replacement. Not trying to get a free pan or tell them their pan was crap! I was, again, trying to buy another, but without the lid since it was unnecessary. Anyway, they decided after looking at the pictures that mine was fine and I didn’t need another pan. Well, strike one for them, but then strike two came when I actually bought another DaTerra Vesuvio set on Amazon that was slightly discounted due to having non-original packaging. Well, when that one arrived, there was a clear ding on the inside of the pan itself exposing the aluminum, so back it went. I decided I don’t want to proceed with another Vesuvio after all.

    Regarding TeChef, I was a little skeptical getting another pan due to some people receiving ceramic coated pans that claimed to have Teflon. TeChef claimed it was a typo, and in their defense they do indeed have a Teflon line, so labels can get messed up, but it just shows how all of us, truly, are simply taking their word that these coatings are “non toxic” and don’t contain PFOAs, PTFE, lead, cadmium, etc. etc. No one is actually proving these things (from any company) or proving that their surface is indeed completely safe and non toxic. So, since it looks basically like the Caraway, I’d say it probably was a misprint and doesn’t contain the Teflon. Their Teflon coated pans are dark inside. Now, I have the decision to make of returning the Caraway and buying a TeChef fry pan or try another, more expensive and delicate Caraway - simply due to the looks and this thing sitting on my stove daily. Truly, that’s the main difference - well, that and the significant weight of this pan. Otherwise, I believe DaTerra, TeChef, and Caraway all perform very similarly when cooking. Eventually the coating will wear, things will stick, etc.

    UPDATE: I returned the dinged Caraway sauté pan and the dinged skillet and replaced both with a #10 Field cast iron skillet along with a leather handle cover and I’m in love with the thing! I’m able to use my DaTerra glass lid, though Field also sells lids. Now THIS will last forever. Unlike coated pans. Tips for loving instead of hating cast iron: watch videos on care/use, don’t use soap, remember to season it routinely, and get a chainmail scrubber. I bought a chainmail scrubber with a handle that works great. You can search: “Cast Iron Cleaner Brush with Handle, Soldered Fine Chainmail Scrub Brush+Tray - Small Ring…”. It’s easier on the hands than ones that make you touch the chainmail links.
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  • mlea
    5.0 out of 5 stars Worth the $$$!
    Reviewed in Canada on April 21, 2025
    Amazing pan. Love love love it!
  • Amazon Customer
    5.0 out of 5 stars a pan for life
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 21, 2024
    Sturdy, beautiful, and definatly feels like grand friend for life.
  • Kindle Customer
    1.0 out of 5 stars Defective product out of the box
    Reviewed in Canada on October 11, 2024
    Bought this pan for my daughters birthday, she received it, opened the box and the handle is loose. No, it was not damaged in shipping (box does not have a dent in it), sounds more like pour quality control. Very disappointed, I will contact Caraway and voice my opinion personally.

    After Contacting Caraway, it was explained to me that this company is an unapproved re-seller. They are selling this pan at twice the price (Caraway is selling them at $145.

    My own fault for not being more diligent, lesson learned.
  • RunningArends
    3.0 out of 5 stars Lid should be glass!
    Reviewed in Canada on April 26, 2024
    Color: CreamVerified Purchase
    Who doesn’t monitor their cooking, e.g eggs, sauces, onions etc…!!?? I have to constantly lift and peek letting out heat and dripping water. It’s a huge pain. I try to balance a clear lid from my old pan but it doesn’t quite fit. Otherwise I like the pan itself.