Our Place Always Pan 2.0 27cm nonstick

Cooking fewer pans without losing flexibility is easier with the Our Place Always Pan 2.0. This 27cm nonstick ceramic cookware piece is built around a simple idea, a single pan that can cover everyday frying, sautéing, simmering and more. It also brings toxin-free design cues, with a ceramic nonstick coating made without PFAS, PTFEs and PFOAs, plus a heat-safe performance for stovetop to oven meals.

If you’re short on cupboard space or you just want fewer things to wash, this pan’s 10-in-1 concept is the headline. It combines multiple functions in one aluminum body, and it’s paired with practical accessories like a modular steam-release lid, a steamer basket and a beechwood spatula. The result is a versatile kitchen tool that fits common routines, from crisp browning to gentle steaming, and from quick weeknight sauces to oven-baked bakes. 🍽️

The essentials

The Always Pan 2.0 is a 27cm nonstick frying and sauté pan designed to replace several separate items in a busy kitchen. According to the manufacturer, it’s intended to perform a wide set of roles, including fry pan, skillet, sauté pan, saucepan, steamer and nonstick pan duties. In day-to-day use, that means you can choose one vessel for a recipe rather than juggling multiple sizes and types of cookware.

A key part of the appeal is the nonstick cooking surface. The ceramic nonstick coating is described as Thermakind and is stated to be free from PFAS, PTFEs and PFOAs, as well as lead and cadmium. That makes it a sensible option if you want low-fuss food release while still focusing on materials and coating composition. 🧼

Heat flexibility is another strength. The pan is described as oven safe and able to handle cooking up to 230°C, so you can start on the hob and move to the oven when a recipe calls for it. For practical cooking, that can help you finish dishes without switching pans.

The accessory set also supports variety. You get a modular steam-release lid, a steamer basket with a colander feature, and a nesting beechwood spatula. It’s a neat way to keep common cooking tasks in one place.

Key features

One of the most distinctive points is the patented 10-in-1 cookware design. In practice, that means the pan is engineered as a single aluminium cooking piece that covers multiple techniques, from frying to steaming and from sautéing to saucepan-style simmering. It’s particularly useful when you want a consistent cooking surface and heat response from one pan across a range of recipes.

Tech specs

• Size: 27 cm
• Capacity: 2.5 L
• Type: Nonstick ceramic cookware
• Temperature limit: Safe for oven and cooking up to 232°C
• Cooking functions: 10-in-1 fry pan, steamer, skillet, sauté pan, saucepan and nonstick pan roles
• Build materials: 100% post-consumer recycled aluminium with Thermakind ceramic nonstick coating
• Compatibility: Induction and all cooktops

What stands out

Worth noting that the Always Pan 2.0 is made to suit a wide range of cooking styles, including stovetop-to-oven recipes. It’s described with premium stainless-steel handle details, plus a sturdy lid and deeper pan rings that sit 3.8cm deeper than an average fry pan, along with a generous pour spout for easier serving. If you often struggle with drips when you’re reducing sauces or decanting after cooking, that pour design can make a noticeable difference. 🍲

The modular steam-release lid and steamer basket add a practical dimension, letting you steam as part of the same workflow instead of reaching for a separate steamer insert. The basket includes a colander feature, which can help for rinsing or draining after steaming. If you regularly cook vegetables, dumplings or light fish dishes, these pieces support that routine.

On top of function, the pan is presented as having a sleek, modern silhouette that can double as kitchen decor. It’s available in six contemporary colourways, including charcoal, steam, blue salt, spice, sage and lavender. If you care about matching your cookware set to your kitchen look, you can pick a colour that fits your space.

What you’ll notice day to day

It makes sense if you want a space-saving approach to everyday cooking. You’ll likely appreciate the reduced clutter, because one pan is intended to cover multiple cooking tasks instead of storing separate pots, skillets and specialist steamers. It also suits people who prefer a consistent nonstick surface for lower-effort food release across different meal types.

You may want to skip it if your cooking routine revolves around cookware that you prefer for a single job only, such as a dedicated deep stock pot or a specialised high-heat griddle. Also, ten-in-one versatility can feel less compelling if you already keep a larger collection of purpose-built pans and you enjoy the tactile differences between them.

It’s a good fit if you regularly cook on induction or other cooktops and want cookware that can move from hob to oven when needed. With heat resistance up to the stated limit, it’s designed to support recipes that need finishing in the oven as part of the same meal step.