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Presto Electric Skillet 06852 vs OVENTE Electric Skillet SK11112B Side-by-Side Comparison
Overall Verdict
For users prioritizing cooking versatility and stability, the 16-inch Presto Electric Skillet 06852 is the clear winner, whereas the Ovente Non-Stick Electric Skillet SK11112B is better suited for one specific cooking need — stir-frying.
The Presto excels in maximum temperature retention and stability for steak searing and pancake coloration. On the other hand, the Ovente stands out for its rapid heating, making it ideal for stir-frying meat and veggies but less suitable for delicate foods like pancakes.
Both skillets have a PFOA-free Teflon non-stick surface that simplifies cleaning and reduces the need for oil or grease. Priced at $63, the Presto offers 8 quarts of capacity, allowing it to cook all kinds of food at $63. Unfortunately, the skillet’s usability is compromised by the lack of anti-slip pads, causing it to move around too much during cooking.
As our cheapest tested skillet, the 10-inch, round Ovente is double-walled for added burning protection but has a small capacity of 2.5 quarts, limiting its use for liquid-based dishes. Moreover, the thin aluminum pan deforms under high temperatures, raising concerns about its durability and longevity.
Pros & Cons
- Great heat distribution
- Stable temperatures
- Sizzling hot searing
- High build quality
- Double-wall design
- Lightweight
- Teflon non-stick coating
- Lid not the best fit
- No anti-slip pads
- Excessive heat
- Small cooking capacity
- Low build quality
- Teflon non-stick coating
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