Winco Divided Food Pan, Full-size, 2-1/2", S/S

Before I do my final decision if this half pan size wud fit on my new tiger chef chafing buffet dish, I read reviews if what's the pros and cons. Many said they don't like it coz it's a thin stainless pan. But others says they r just fine. So I gave it a shot and order it. But guys it don't disappoint me at all. The pans r just fine. It's not that thick at all and remember u paid 18 dollars for it. BUT not bad at all for 18 dollars. I can work with it. The thinness is almost same with the tiger chef full pan size. I am getting 2 more of this half size pan coz i have no complain about it and u just give some extra love on it not to be careless and clumsy handling it. I am very pleased and will use it on my daughter's second birthday.

I bought this for a party. It did the job but I wish it was it bigger. unfortunately, after the party, I used it to bake ribs and because I did not use butter to butter it up...it was ruined and hard to clean so I had to throw it away. From my experience, it is not for baking but only to hold food. Will I buy again ? Yes !

Nice pans fit perfectly in our chafing dishes. Easy to clean and very sturdy. Would recommend as the perfect accessory for buffet dining.

This is a good tray as it fits into my very old chafing dishes without a problem. This tray is a nice alternative when you want to warm and serve more than one item at a time.

Great for my chafing dish because it keeps food separate. Sturdy and easy to clean.

This product is exactly what I've been searching for! The stainless steel insert divides the large pan into two separate compartment. I used to force-fit a variety of pans into the server to accomodate separate foods, but it was always bulky, and quite frankly, a little tacky. But this isert fits perfectly and does the job in style -- for a great price. Thank you! ;-)

This tray worked out perfectly. It was used under a heating lamp to hold ham croquettes and yucca fries. Worked great and very easy to clean.

My tray arrived bent on one corner, which was probably due to handling during shipping. I was able easily to bend it back into shape so that the tray fit properly. However, that does illustrate how thin the metal of this item is. The metal is sufficiently sturdy for the purpose, so I guess my main issue is about the value. There’s just not much to this thing, and I would not expect a similarly constructed piece of cookware to cost more than $10. It’s not very easy to clean and food contact leaves stains on the metal that won’t wash off. This tray serves the purpose, but is overpriced.