Macevia Mini Sauce Pan,Copper Stainless Steel Butter Warmer Small Pot with Handle, Multipurpose Use for Home Kitchen or Restaurant (5oz/150ml)

I've been using a 6-inch nonstick pan daily for a long time, but I wanted to switch to stainless steel since the nonstick scratches easily. I wasn't sure if this 4-inch pan would be too small, but it's PERFECT AND SO CUTE!! It's also WAY higher quality than I could have expected, it's very solid and a bit heavy. It cooks evenly.I don't think it'll fit more than one egg, but if you make fried eggs a lot (or just like to scramble 1 egg), absolutely perfect. I'll also use it in the future for things like melting butter/coconut oil, stir frying small things like garlic or shallot, toasting nuts/seeds, etc.

My family loved those individual serving pots, every person was happy to get their own purée in the pot. It looks beautiful at the table. Excellent quality, washes good, no stains after washing. It came well packed and shipped on time. Highly recommend the seller and the product.

I have a number of All-Clad pots and pans, and this is like a mini All-Clad in it's thick, heavy, sturdy quality. It's an excellent size, the bottom is flat and even, and the small lid is made just as well as the pot itself.Truly excellent.

We have had small pans in the past that are used for warming butter and very small items. One was a 1 cup Revere Ware that would tip on the burner because the handle overbalanced the pan. The other was Calphalon that pitted badly from the acids in the butter. This little pan fills the bill for melting butter, etc. It is not cheap, but is very nice quality. We also bought the next bigger model.

Very solid, almost heavy, little pan. Look at the photo of the 2 eggs in the pan. That's how small this pan is. Measurements given are slightly larger than the actual size.Haven't used it yet on a gas stove, but hope it can at least heat up some liquid, saute a few spices and boil a couple of eggs.