Meyer Trivantage Nickel Free Stainless Steel Triply Cookware Milkpan | Milk Pot | Tea Pan | Steel pan Induction Bottom | Small Milk Boiling Vessel 14cm, Silver, 1 Liter

Very nice but bit small

Very sturdy built yet light, ideal for making 1 to 2 cups of tea. It doubles up as sauce pan as well.

The quality is good. The pan is sturdy and so is the handle.The heat distribution is excellent.It's expensive but I see it as an investment because this looks like it will last for many, many years. (I try to invest in cast iron and triply stainless steel because I know that they will outlast any other type of utensils.)As another reviewer pointed out, the lip is not rounded & so liquids inside the pan tend to spill when pouring it out. It requires some skill & practice to pour it out without spillage.The specifications say that this has an almost 1L capacity (990 ml).But there's no way it can hold 1L. The attached photo shows it boiling a half litre of milk and it's already more than 2/3 full.Clean up is easy but the water does leave visible streaks as it dries. So it's best to wipe it dry after washing it.Overall I'm happy with it.

Very good and quality nothingcompare it others.

I recently purchased the Meyer Trivantage Nickel Free Stainless Steel Triply Cookware Milkpan, expecting quality performance from a trusted brand. However, my experience has been quite disappointing, especially when it comes to something as basic as boiling and pouring water.When I try to pour the hot water into a cup, it spills over almost every time. The design of the spout—or rather, the lack of an effective pouring lip—makes this process messy and potentially dangerous.This is not just a minor inconvenience; it defeats the purpose of a milkpan, which is supposed to offer controlled pouring, especially when handling hot liquids. The poor pouring design makes it unsafe and impractical for everyday use.If you're considering this for your kitchen, especially for boiling milk or water and transferring it smoothly, I would not recommend it. Meyer usually delivers on functionality and build quality, but this particular milkpan falls short in a critical area.

The pan is excellent. Reason being whenever I used to make tea in my steel pan, it used to get stains on the side, if used for reheating the tea twice or thrice or using it without washing it . But the same doesn't happen with the meyer pan. It does not get stains when I reheat the tea in it. So it becomes really easy to wash it and after washing it glistens and looks so clean. Silicone Handle is also very smooth and good to hold.

Only one drawback after using for like a month, milk spills while pouring into the cup and it’s bit annoying to use it as a milk panHere with an update: spillage can be reduced when the milk is poured slowly in 1 string other than that the product is great

I have used Begener, Stahl, Vinod, and Meyer and till date all my Meyer products are built solid and performs the best.though they are a little expensive but they are worth the price.