Winco Anti-Jamming Steam Pan, 1/6 by 6-Inch, 24-Gauge

I use this to keep my brisket moist. Plenty sturdy.

Great metal bin. I bought it as a replacement for the water trough for my electric smoker. It is NOT the correct size even though reviewers say it is.I missed the return due to COVID19 but will figure out some way to use it.

My primary use is for sauces (this size) and storing them in the refrigerator. This weekend I made a batch of Tonkatsu sauce. Because this is stainless steel I was able to combine the ingredients, actually cook them in the pan and cool for an hour for the flavors to mingle. Then served the finished sauce along with the meal. Covered the pan of leftover sauce and straight into the refrig.Easy to clean! Speaking of which....Lighter gauge steel than what I'm used to in American commercial kitchen but half the cost. These are for use in my home and I would not hesitate to use these for group get togethers or even food trucks (commercial setting)...my friends just get used to experiencing commercial kitchen items in my home. I enjoy the look and feel of stainless having no worries about leaching chemicals, breakage, etc.These are winners! Can't nuke 'em but you can use these over range elements, grills, ovens etc and can also be set unto ice water bath to keep items cold...while it's late spring here in FL the temps were in the 80's during my family get together. Enjoy

Purchased this pan and made a small steamer lid for my griddle. I purchased a wood knob so it wouldn't get hot and used a stainless steel screw that I already had. Very pleased with how it came out and it works fantastic.

Steel is a little this gauge, but not enough to impact function. Good pans

Our town has curbside compostable material pickup. This is a good size to line with a 2.6 gallon compostable bag, and leave it the fridge. Once full, there is just enough of the bag left at the top to tie a knot and put in in the bin for pickup.

This steel pan is definitely made of steel and is also a pan, which is what I needed for my steel pan related needs.

I saw this product used on a cooking site for keeping scraps out of the way while you cook. Yes, there’s a trash can for that, but it speeds things up having a receptacle on the counter. Cleans up nicely in dishwasher.

I use this as a composter container at sink. Perfect size.

These are great if you have a few because they nest so well that they take up very little space.They're great for food prep and are very robust.

Will dent easily in any kitchen

For nearly $20 by the time this food dish reaches you, it's silly not to include the lid. There is nothing complex in manufacturing this dish, a thin piece of stainless steel was stamped by a machine into a square bowl. Think about that the next time you look at an empty tuna can.

I definitely like the 6 inch deep better than the 4 inch