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Pan lid 24 x 24 cm, glass, WOLL WLS224M
Pan lid 26 cm, glass, WOLL WLS26M
Pan lid 28 x 28 cm, glass, WOLL WLS228M
Pot lid 28 cm, glass, WOLL WLS28M
Pot lid MILADY 18 cm, de Buyer DB342918

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Pot lids – a practical accessory for more efficient cooking

Pot lids are an essential kitchen aid that not only speeds up cooking but also helps keep food warm for longer, saving energy. A correctly chosen pot lid minimises heat and moisture loss, which also leads to better flavour. When choosing a pot lid, it’s crucial to consider its compatibility with your pans – an incorrect size or unsuitable material can reduce its effectiveness.

Pans with pot lids - tips for choosing

Why buy a pot lid for your pan?

Using a pot lid offers several practical advantages:

  • Speeds up cooking – the pot lid keeps heat inside the pan, shortening food preparation time.
  • Saves energy – thanks to better heat retention, food stays warm for longer, which means lower energy consumption when reheating.
  • Less moisture evaporates – dishes stay more succulent and retain their flavour more intensely.
  • Protection against splashing – prevents fat from splashing when frying or sautéing and reduces mess on the hob.

How to choose the right pan lid?

When choosing a pan lid, there are several factors to consider:

  • Pan compatibility – the pot lid must correspond exactly to the diameter of the pan to fit properly and fulfil its function.
  • Material – glass pot lids allow you to monitor the cooking process without having to lift them, while metal or cast iron pot lids retain heat better.
  • Design and practicality – some pot lids have steam vents for pressure regulation or a silicone rim to ensure a better seal.
  • Dishwasher compatibility – if you prefer easy maintenance, choose models that are dishwasher safe.

Tips for using your pot lid correctly

To get the most out of your pot lid, follow these simple guidelines:

  • Reduce the heat when cooking with a pot lid – this will keep your dishes succulent and prevent burning.
  • Let the dish rest briefly – after turning off the hob, let the food rest under the pot lid for a few minutes to use the residual heat and save energy.
  • Clean the pot lid regularly – especially the ventilation openings on steam pot lids, to ensure they remain fully functional.

A well-chosen pot lid can transform ordinary cooking into a more efficient and comfortable process. Whether you're preparing quick stir-fries or slow-cooked specialities, a quality pot lid will help you achieve better results with less effort and lower energy consumption.