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ONELID fits all
Hi Anna, yes we noticed this tendency - that you guys just use bigger pots :)
Love this idea, but have to echo the comment that 8" is absurdly small. Maybe just because I'm a crazy American, but I use woks and frying pans a lot more than tiny pots (8" is frankly tiny by American standards). In fact, I only have one cooking vessel that small - the rest are 10-12."
Hi Scott. You are not the first to mention this and I can't rule out that we might do an XL version at some point. But for now we chose the 23cm version as it covers most of the daily needs and still fits the smaller pots comfortably. If the lid gets larger then it does compromise the look and handling on the smaller pots. Your comment is definitely noted and who knows what time will bring :)
This is brilliant, but I wish it was 2 or 3 cm wider. We have six saucepans & stock pots in our kitchen, but the Onelid would only fit three. Our largest stock pot is 25 cm in diameter, with the other two larger ones around 23cm.. Organizing and storing the lids is a pain (especially in smaller kitchens with limited storage space), and I love the idea of replacing six lids with one.
Hi Austin.
This doesn't work well with wide shallow pans; the curvature causes the middle of the lid to descend into the pan, cutting down on usable volume. But I do think this is great for saucepans.