Our Place Always Pan 2.0 (27cm, 2.5L) Nonstick Ceramic Cookware – Blue Salt, 10-in-1 all-rounder
Product description
The essentials
If you’re trying to simplify your kitchen without sacrificing the day-to-day cooking tasks, the Our Place Always Pan 2.0 is designed to cover a lot of bases in one pan. On paper it’s a 10-in-1 skillet/sauté/stew style pan that also leans into nonstick convenience, plus a few extra pieces (like a modular lid and a steamer basket) that broaden what you can do.
At 27cm and with a listed 2.5L capacity, it’s a practical size for typical household portions. The Blue Salt colour is also meant to sit nicely visually on the hob rather than look like a utilitarian pan you hide away. It’s not a traditional “buy once, forget all other cookware” piece for every scenario, but it is aimed at people who want fewer pots taking up space.
What it’s for (and what it replaces)
The product concept is pretty clear: instead of reaching for a separate frying pan, sauté pan, saucepan, and even steamer tools, this one is meant to handle those jobs via its shape, cooking surface and included accessories.
A concrete example: if you’re cooking crispy chicken thighs, you can sear in the pan and then move straight towards finishing in the oven (the listing says it’s oven-safe up to the stated temperature). For something lighter, the steamer basket and lid approach makes it easier to steam vegetables or fish without getting an extra steamer vessel involved.
Worth noting, though: this is still a single-pan solution. If your cooking style involves lots of simultaneous pans at once, or you regularly need a very large stockpot-style capacity, a more specialised setup may still feel more flexible.
Key features that matter in use
The standout practical angle here is the nonstick surface and the “toxins free” positioning. The listing states it uses a Thermakind ceramic nonstick coating and is free from PFAS, PTFEs, PFOAs, lead and cadmium. It’s built around a 100% post-consumer recycled aluminium body, and you also get a stainless-steel handle.
The other things you’ll actually notice during cooking are the modular lid and the included tools. The lid is described as steam-release, and the steamer basket includes a colander feature. There’s also a nesting Beechwood spatula included, which is a sensible touch if you’re trying to keep accessories organised and within the pan workflow.
Design-wise, there’s mention of deeper side walls (rings in at 3.8cm deeper than an average fry pan, according to the listing) plus a generous pour spout. In plain terms: the extra depth and pour lip can help when you’re draining or transferring sauces without making a mess.
Heat performance and compatibility
This pan is presented as stovetop-to-oven capable, with the listing stating it’s heat safe up to 232°C and oven-safe up to that temperature. That matters if you often finish meals in the oven rather than only cooking at the stove.
On hob compatibility, the listing says it works with all stovetops, including induction. So if you’re shopping for induction as well as general cooker use, it should fit the brief.
One limitation to keep in mind: the listing mentions an oven temperature limit, so you’ll want to stay within it for higher-heat roasting or very aggressive oven finishes.
Tech specs
- Name: Our Place Always Pan 2.0 – 27cm (2.5L)
- Type: 10-in-1 nonstick frying & sauté pan with modular lid and steamer accessories
- Size: 27cm
- Capacity: 2.5L
- Heat safe / oven-safe limit: up to 232°C
- Material: 100% post-consumer recycled aluminium body, stainless-steel handle
- Nonstick coating: Thermakind ceramic nonstick coating
- Toxin-free claims: free from PFAS, PTFEs, PFOAs, lead and cadmium
- Compatibility: safe for oven, induction and all cooktops (as stated), suitable up to the temperature limit
- Included items: modular steam-release lid, nesting Beechwood spatula, steamer basket with colander feature
- Colour: Blue Salt
Where it shines, and where it may not be the right fit
Where it shines is when you want a versatile, space-saving pan that still does the everyday nonstick jobs well, and you like the idea of having a built-in way to steam (via basket + lid) rather than adding extra equipment.
It may not be the best choice if you’re the kind of cook who prefers very traditional cookware categories and matching tools for each method, or if you routinely cook for bigger groups where you’d rather have a dedicated larger pot/pan. Also, if you prioritise very high-temperature tasks beyond the stated limit, you may find the temperature ceiling is something you bump into.
A sensible purchase decision is really about your kitchen habits: if you’re often cooking the same core meals (fry, sauté, simmer, steam, and occasionally finish in the oven), this is designed for that workflow.
FAQs
Can I use it on induction?
Yes, the listing states it’s compatible with induction and all cooktops.
Is it oven safe?
It’s listed as safe for oven use up to 232°C.
What nonstick coating does it use?
The listing says it uses a Thermakind ceramic nonstick coating.
What’s included in the box?
The listing states it includes a modular steam-release lid, a nesting Beechwood spatula, and a steamer basket with a colander feature.
What size is it?
It’s the 27cm version with a listed 2.5L capacity.
Final verdict
It’s worth buying if you want a single, versatile nonstick pan for everyday cooking—frying, sautéing, simmering, and even steaming—while also having the option to finish in the oven (up to the stated limit). If you’re set on using one pan to replace several, and you care about the ceramic nonstick and the listed PFAS/PTFE/PFOA/lead/cadmium-free claims, this fits the brief.
You may want to skip it if you regularly cook at much higher oven temperatures than listed, or if your routine relies on dedicated specialised cookware where separate pots and pans make more sense. In most cases, the decision comes down to whether you value space-saving versatility more than ultra-specialist performance.