I haven’t used mine yet but wanted to upload a quick design comparison.
My current pan (left in the photos) is an 8-inch Vollrath Tribute from a restaurant supply company. It’s a few years old and was about two to three times the price. The new pan is a 10-inch Faberware Millenium.
BASIC DESIGN
The Faberware Millenium is a deep pan with only a slight slope to the sides. The Vollrath Tribute has more steeply sloped sides.
This means that the Faberware gives you more volume per inch of pan size. However, the nicely curved Vollrath is easier to scrape with a spatula. Great for scrambled eggs and flipping omlettes.
WEIGHT
Despite being a smaller pan, the Vollrath is actually heavier. I think this is because the Tribute model is a 3-ply pan that mimics Calphalon’s top tier pans. That said, the Faberware is NOT a lightweight. This sucker is heavy.
HANDLE
I thought I wouldn’t like the Faberware’s curved handle, but it actually distributes the weight and size of the pan very well. For 10”+ pans, a curved handle is great.
On the other hand, the soft grip plastic on this pan is only rated for ovens up to 350 degrees F. The Vollrath’s all-metal handle is good up to 500 degrees F.
The curved handle is also going to make the Faberware a pain to store.
COATING
The Faberware pan is Tephlon while the Vollrath uses a proprietary nonstick coating called Ceramiguard II. Both are rated for high heat applications (as Tephlon has been redesigned to be safer).
The Tephlon pan is darker; not sure why. Also a note on durability, the coating started flaking off the edges of my Vollrath pan within just a couple months of purchase. It never flaked off further than the edges, but it was still aggravating considering how much I paid. It has stood up phenomenally well for a non-stick coating otherwise. It’s seen mild abuse from metal utensils yet we only started having issues with things sticking to the damaged areas in the last year or so.
BALANCE
The Faberware pan has a wide, weighted bottom. Even though my gas cooktop’s grate doesn’t offer much support, the Faberware pan sits firmly no matter where I place it.
The Vollrath pan’s small, unweighted bottom has always teetered and tipped on the cooktop grate unless I place it perfectly. Even though it’s a smaller pan, it wouldn’t do this if it was designed like the Faberware.
I’ll update my review after I use the pan. These are just details I would have liked to have when I was shopping.
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First Impressions: Great design, especially for gas cooktops
I haven’t used mine yet but wanted to upload a quick design comparison.My current pan (left in the photos) is an 8-inch Vollrath Tribute from a restaurant supply company. It’s a few years old and was about two to three times the price. The new pan is a 10-inch Faberware Millenium.BASIC DESIGNThe Faberware Millenium is a deep pan with only a slight slope to the sides. The Vollrath Tribute has more steeply sloped sides.This means that the Faberware gives you more volume per inch of pan size. However, the nicely curved Vollrath is easier to scrape with a spatula. Great for scrambled eggs and flipping omlettes.WEIGHTDespite being a smaller pan, the Vollrath is actually heavier. I think this is because the Tribute model is a 3-ply pan that mimics Calphalon’s top tier pans. That said, the Faberware is NOT a lightweight. This sucker is heavy.HANDLEI thought I wouldn’t like the Faberware’s curved handle, but it actually distributes the weight and size of the pan very well. For 10”+ pans, a curved handle is great.On the other hand, the soft grip plastic on this pan is only rated for ovens up to 350 degrees F. The Vollrath’s all-metal handle is good up to 500 degrees F.The curved handle is also going to make the Faberware a pain to store.COATINGThe Faberware pan is Tephlon while the Vollrath uses a proprietary nonstick coating called Ceramiguard II. Both are rated for high heat applications (as Tephlon has been redesigned to be safer).The Tephlon pan is darker; not sure why. Also a note on durability, the coating started flaking off the edges of my Vollrath pan within just a couple months of purchase. It never flaked off further than the edges, but it was still aggravating considering how much I paid. It has stood up phenomenally well for a non-stick coating otherwise. It’s seen mild abuse from metal utensils yet we only started having issues with things sticking to the damaged areas in the last year or so.BALANCEThe Faberware pan has a wide, weighted bottom. Even though my gas cooktop’s grate doesn’t offer much support, the Faberware pan sits firmly no matter where I place it.The Vollrath pan’s small, unweighted bottom has always teetered and tipped on the cooktop grate unless I place it perfectly. Even though it’s a smaller pan, it wouldn’t do this if it was designed like the Faberware.I’ll update my review after I use the pan. These are just details I would have liked to have when I was shopping.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2018
My current pan (left in the photos) is an 8-inch Vollrath Tribute from a restaurant supply company. It’s a few years old and was about two to three times the price. The new pan is a 10-inch Faberware Millenium.
BASIC DESIGN
The Faberware Millenium is a deep pan with only a slight slope to the sides. The Vollrath Tribute has more steeply sloped sides.
This means that the Faberware gives you more volume per inch of pan size. However, the nicely curved Vollrath is easier to scrape with a spatula. Great for scrambled eggs and flipping omlettes.
WEIGHT
Despite being a smaller pan, the Vollrath is actually heavier. I think this is because the Tribute model is a 3-ply pan that mimics Calphalon’s top tier pans. That said, the Faberware is NOT a lightweight. This sucker is heavy.
HANDLE
I thought I wouldn’t like the Faberware’s curved handle, but it actually distributes the weight and size of the pan very well. For 10”+ pans, a curved handle is great.
On the other hand, the soft grip plastic on this pan is only rated for ovens up to 350 degrees F. The Vollrath’s all-metal handle is good up to 500 degrees F.
The curved handle is also going to make the Faberware a pain to store.
COATING
The Faberware pan is Tephlon while the Vollrath uses a proprietary nonstick coating called Ceramiguard II. Both are rated for high heat applications (as Tephlon has been redesigned to be safer).
The Tephlon pan is darker; not sure why. Also a note on durability, the coating started flaking off the edges of my Vollrath pan within just a couple months of purchase. It never flaked off further than the edges, but it was still aggravating considering how much I paid. It has stood up phenomenally well for a non-stick coating otherwise. It’s seen mild abuse from metal utensils yet we only started having issues with things sticking to the damaged areas in the last year or so.
BALANCE
The Faberware pan has a wide, weighted bottom. Even though my gas cooktop’s grate doesn’t offer much support, the Faberware pan sits firmly no matter where I place it.
The Vollrath pan’s small, unweighted bottom has always teetered and tipped on the cooktop grate unless I place it perfectly. Even though it’s a smaller pan, it wouldn’t do this if it was designed like the Faberware.
I’ll update my review after I use the pan. These are just details I would have liked to have when I was shopping.
Size: 10 InchVerified Purchase
First Impressions: Great design, especially for gas cooktops
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2018
I haven’t used mine yet but wanted to upload a quick design comparison.Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2018
My current pan (left in the photos) is an 8-inch Vollrath Tribute from a restaurant supply company. It’s a few years old and was about two to three times the price. The new pan is a 10-inch Faberware Millenium.
BASIC DESIGN
The Faberware Millenium is a deep pan with only a slight slope to the sides. The Vollrath Tribute has more steeply sloped sides.
This means that the Faberware gives you more volume per inch of pan size. However, the nicely curved Vollrath is easier to scrape with a spatula. Great for scrambled eggs and flipping omlettes.
WEIGHT
Despite being a smaller pan, the Vollrath is actually heavier. I think this is because the Tribute model is a 3-ply pan that mimics Calphalon’s top tier pans. That said, the Faberware is NOT a lightweight. This sucker is heavy.
HANDLE
I thought I wouldn’t like the Faberware’s curved handle, but it actually distributes the weight and size of the pan very well. For 10”+ pans, a curved handle is great.
On the other hand, the soft grip plastic on this pan is only rated for ovens up to 350 degrees F. The Vollrath’s all-metal handle is good up to 500 degrees F.
The curved handle is also going to make the Faberware a pain to store.
COATING
The Faberware pan is Tephlon while the Vollrath uses a proprietary nonstick coating called Ceramiguard II. Both are rated for high heat applications (as Tephlon has been redesigned to be safer).
The Tephlon pan is darker; not sure why. Also a note on durability, the coating started flaking off the edges of my Vollrath pan within just a couple months of purchase. It never flaked off further than the edges, but it was still aggravating considering how much I paid. It has stood up phenomenally well for a non-stick coating otherwise. It’s seen mild abuse from metal utensils yet we only started having issues with things sticking to the damaged areas in the last year or so.
BALANCE
The Faberware pan has a wide, weighted bottom. Even though my gas cooktop’s grate doesn’t offer much support, the Faberware pan sits firmly no matter where I place it.
The Vollrath pan’s small, unweighted bottom has always teetered and tipped on the cooktop grate unless I place it perfectly. Even though it’s a smaller pan, it wouldn’t do this if it was designed like the Faberware.
I’ll update my review after I use the pan. These are just details I would have liked to have when I was shopping.
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