Saucepans for sauces, milk, and small dishes
A good saucepan is one of the most practical pots in the kitchen. Thanks to its compact size and long handle, this pan is easy to use for heating and preparing smaller quantities. Think of sauces, milk, gravy, and other small dishes.
The current collection of Saucepans at TEKZEN consists of 3 saucepans from Kinvara and Cheffinger. You can choose from a 18 cm Kinvara saucepan and 20 and 24 cm Cheffinger saucepans.
Buying a saucepan
Looking to buy a saucepan? Pay close attention to its size, material, type of lid, and the heat source you intend to use it on.
Within the current range, you have a choice of three different diameters: 18, 20, and 24 cm. This allows you to choose a compact model for small preparations or a larger saucepan if you regularly make larger quantities.
Induction saucepan
All current models within this collection are offered as suitable for induction.
This makes these saucepans interesting if you cook on an induction hob. When buying a new pan, always check the product specifications and user instructions for exact suitability for your heat source.
Saucepan with lid
A saucepan with a lid is useful when you want to cover the pan while heating.
All three current models come with a lid. The Kinvara version specifically has a glass lid, while the Cheffinger models are also offered as saucepans with lids.
18 cm saucepan
The smallest version within the current assortment is the 18 cm Kinvara saucepan.
This compact saucepan comes with a glass lid and is suitable for induction.
An 18 cm saucepan is interesting if you primarily want to heat or prepare smaller quantities.
Kinvara saucepan
The Kinvara Saucepan has a diameter of 18 cm and comes with a glass lid.
The model is offered as an induction pan and saucepan.
This makes Kinvara the most compact choice within the current saucepan collection.
Saucepan with glass lid
Do you want to easily keep an eye on the contents while cooking? Then you can opt for a saucepan with a glass lid.
Within the collection, the 18 cm Kinvara saucepan features a glass lid.
This allows you to view the contents without having to repeatedly remove the lid from the pan.
20 cm saucepan
Within Cheffinger, you will find a 20 cm saucepan.
This version is made of stainless steel, features a honeycomb structure, and comes with a lid.
The pan is also suitable for induction.
24 cm saucepan
If you need more space, there's the 24 cm Cheffinger saucepan.
This version also combines stainless steel with a honeycomb structure and comes with a lid.
With a diameter of 24 cm, this is the largest saucepan in the current collection.
Cheffinger saucepan
Within Cheffinger, you can choose from two sizes: 20 and 24 cm.
Both models are made of stainless steel, have a honeycomb structure, come with a lid, and are suitable for induction.
The main difference between these two versions is therefore their size.
Stainless steel saucepan
A stainless steel saucepan has a timeless look and easily pairs with other stainless steel pans.
The 20 and 24 cm Cheffinger saucepans are made of stainless steel.
This allows you to choose within the same product line which size best suits your daily cooking needs.
Saucepan
A saucepan is often used as a saucepan due to its compact size and convenient long handle.
Within this collection, all three models are offered as saucepans.
For smaller quantities, you can look at 18 or 20 cm. If you need more capacity, the 24 cm Cheffinger is the largest choice.
Induction saucepan
Are you specifically looking for an induction saucepan? There are several options within the current collection.
You can choose from the 18 cm Kinvara and the 20 and 24 cm Cheffinger models.
This allows you to match the size to the quantity of sauce or other ingredients you typically prepare.
Saucepan with lid
A saucepan with a lid offers more possibilities when preparing and heating dishes.
You can use the pan open or closed with the lid, depending on the preparation.
Within the collection, all current saucepans are offered including a lid.
Saucepan for sauces
For preparing and heating sauces, a saucepan is particularly practical.
The long handle allows you to easily hold the pan while, for example, stirring or pouring the contents.
For a small amount of sauce, 18 cm may be sufficient, while a larger pan provides more space for larger portions.
Saucepan for milk
A saucepan can also be used for heating milk.
Its compact size makes a smaller version particularly practical if you don't need a large quantity.
Keep a close eye on milk while heating to prevent it from boiling over or burning.
Saucepan for gravy
A small saucepan is also handy for preparing or heating gravy.
You generally don't need a large pot, and thanks to the handle, the pan is easy to handle.
The most convenient diameter depends on the quantity you want to make.
Small saucepan
Those specifically looking for a small saucepan can consider the 18 cm Kinvara within the current assortment.
This is currently the smallest diameter in the collection.
The pan is suitable for induction and comes with a glass lid.
Large saucepan
The largest current version is the 24 cm Cheffinger saucepan.
This stainless steel pan features a honeycomb structure and comes with a lid.
A larger size is interesting if you regularly need more capacity than a traditional small saucepan offers.
Saucepan with honeycomb structure
The two Cheffinger models feature a honeycomb structure.
This design is available in both 20 and 24 cm and is combined with a stainless steel construction.
This distinguishes the Cheffinger models from the compact Kinvara saucepan.
Saucepan or cooking pot?
A saucepan is generally more compact and features a single long handle. This makes this type of pan practical for smaller quantities, sauces, and heating tasks.
A traditional cooking pot usually has two short handles and is often more suitable for cooking larger quantities.
Both types of pans therefore complement each other well in the kitchen.
Saucepan or saucepan?
The terms saucepan and saucepan are regularly used for the same or a similar type of pan.
This is also reflected in this collection: the Kinvara is offered as both a saucepan and a saucepan, while the Cheffinger models are referred to as saucepans.
More important than the name are ultimately the size, material, and characteristics of the pan.
Which size saucepan to choose?
For smaller preparations, a diameter of 18 cm is the most compact option within this collection.
If you want a little more space, you can choose 20 cm. The 24 cm Cheffinger offers the most space of the three.
Which size fits best mainly depends on the quantities you usually prepare.
Kinvara or Cheffinger saucepan?
With Kinvara, you choose a compact 18 cm saucepan with a glass lid.
Cheffinger offers larger stainless steel saucepans of 20 and 24 cm with a honeycomb structure and lid.
This allows you to easily choose based on size, material, and design.
Buy saucepans online at TEKZEN
Looking to buy a saucepan for sauce, milk, gravy, or other small preparations? Discover the current collection of 3 saucepans from Kinvara and Cheffinger at TEKZEN.
Choose from an 18 cm Kinvara saucepan with a glass lid or a 20 or 24 cm Cheffinger stainless steel saucepan with a honeycomb structure. All current models are suitable for induction, so you can easily choose a saucepan that suits your daily cooking needs.