Find a frying pan to suit your everyday cooking, from preparing eggs and vegetables to searing meat and making family meals. The Living Styles offers a range of frying pans in different sizes, materials and cooking surfaces, making it easier to compare options for your kitchen, cooktop and budget.
Consider how you cook most often before choosing a pan. The cooking surface, diameter, handle design and cooktop compatibility can all influence which option works best for you.
Choose a Frying Pan to Suit Your Cooking
Compare frying pans by material and cooking surface to find one that suits the food you prepare and the way you like to cook.
Non-Stick Frying Pans – A practical choice for eggs, pancakes and everyday meals where easy food release and straightforward cleaning are important.
Ceramic Frying Pans – An alternative cooking surface for everyday frying and sautéing.
Cast Iron Frying Pans – Retain heat well for searing and cooking that benefits from a steady temperature.
Induction Frypans – Suitable for compatible induction cooktops. Check the specifications of each pan before purchasing.
Find Frying Pans by Brand
Looking for a particular cookware brand? Use the brand filters on this page to narrow down the frying pan selection and compare available styles, sizes and cooking surfaces. This makes it easier to find options that suit your cooking preferences and budget.
Which Frying Pan Size Should You Choose?
The right pan size depends on the number of portions you prepare, the ingredients you cook and the space available on your cooktop.
20–24cm: Useful for smaller portions, eggs and quick meals.
26–28cm: A versatile choice for many everyday cooking tasks.
30cm and larger: Provides more cooking space for larger portions and family meals.
Check the pan's dimensions and cooking surface area before ordering. Also review its weight, handle design, oven suitability and compatibility with your cooktop to make sure it fits your needs.
Frying Pan FAQs
Which frying pan is best for everyday cooking?
The best choice depends on what you cook most often. Non-stick pans are useful for easy food release, while stainless steel suits browning and searing. Consider the pan size, cooking surface and care requirements before choosing.
Do all frying pans work on induction cooktops?
No. A frying pan needs a compatible magnetic base to work on an induction cooktop. Check the product specifications for induction compatibility before purchasing.
What size frying pan is suitable for everyday meals?
A 26–28cm frying pan suits many everyday cooking tasks. A smaller pan may be more practical for individual portions, while a larger diameter provides more room for cooking several servings. Choose according to your usual portions and cooktop size.
How should I care for a frying pan?
Cleaning and care depend on the pan's material and coating. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for washing, utensils, cooking temperatures and storage. Avoid cleaning methods that could damage the cooking surface.
