CRUX Electric Skillet with Glass Lid - Nonstick Scratch Resistant Ceramic Pan, Extra Deep with Removable Temperature Probe, 12" x 12", 1200 Watts, PFOA & PTFE Free

I don't know where to start on just how much I love this skillet. I rent a master bedroom in a house, and the other tenets have kind of taken over the kitchen from long before I got here. This skillet has made preparing meals for me so easy. I just have a little dorm size fridge/freezer, a crock pot and rice cooker, an electric pot/steamer and this skillet and I'm doing just fine. I keep thinking how good it will be to have this skillet when I take my cross-country trip with my little travel trailer. It's so easy to clean, too. I just put some of my soapy water left over from my other dishes and use a sponge wand on it. That's all it takes. Just a pleasure to cook with. Eggs and potatoes in the mornings, easy. I don't think you can go wrong with this skillet. If I had a dishwasher, I don't think I'd put this in there. It's just one of those kinds of purchases you make, that the quality of the item causes you to just want to take care of it. I don't think a dishwasher would do that. I would buy this again, if I needed another one. I especially like the depth of it. Everything stays in and not around the cooking surface. Haven't had any issues with uneven heating, like I've read on some other reviews. Good purchase so far.

This pan is FANTASTIC! I previously purchased a cheaper option to see whether or not I would actually use it (my stove faces the wall and I can't see the TV or interact with people). I used the cheap one a LOT so I made the jump to this one and it's a complete 180. NOTHING sticks to it, the pan is nice and deep for higher volume foods, the temperature is steady, it gets hot enough to sear/fry, and the low-warm settings are great for things you want to let simmer for a good while. The only thing I have noticed is difficult to do in any electric skillet is bacon - the heating element is kind of a circle and so the pieces cook unevenly. That's OK, though, nobody really eats bacon every day. If you're on the fence about which skillet to purchase (I can't commit to anything without reading reviews on like 50 different options), I highly recommend going with this one. You won't regret it!

My rental does not have a stove/oven. So I bought a toaster oven and this skillet -and realized I don’t need a huge stove.I cook everything in the skillet. I picked this one because the nonstick coating is supposed to be safe.This is a large skillet. I do wish they made a smaller one, as it is just me, and it’s pretty large and deep for just cooking a single chicken breast or what not. It is large enough to stick an entire whole chicken or a roast, I’m sure.It looks nice. It is certainly heavy duty. I would recommend if you need a large skillet.

Awesome electric skillet, this is my first electric skillet. My stove is on it's last leg and the eye that decided to go out is the largest one so I purchased this skillet to give myself more time to purchase a new stove. I love this thing so much I don't need to rush it's easy to clean, and it's definitely non stick, temperature true to dial. Only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because it's not detachable.

Had it about a month now. Love it, use it everyday.

This is the best electric skillet I have ever owned It fries well without marring up the skillet bottom It's so easy to clean I will never buy anything else If I could I would give this 10 stars The quality and looks of this skillet is superb

Wonderful tool for all your cooking needs. From pancakes to peach cobbler to pizza rolls this skillet does it all. The cooking surface is truly non stick and the temperature control as accurate as your oven and cooktop. Let it sit on the counter for all your cooking needs fromBreakfast to lunch through dinner and quick late night snacks. So versatile and it’s pretty too!!!

After reading so many 5 star reviews I choose buying this pot. In general this is a good pot in terms of size, depth and workmanship. The only downside is that the power cord is not that long in my opinion and neither looks thicker which makes me worry if the cord can withstand the power payload current.