Meyer Centennial Stainless Steel Frypan 24cm vs 28cm

Quick answer

Choose the 24cm Meyer Centennial frypan for solo meals and delicate tasks like eggs; pick the 28cm when cooking for two or more and needing more surface area.

Trade-offs at a glance

• 24cm frypan: Best for solo cooks or small households. Handles eggs, vegetables, and chicken pieces with precision. Takes less storage space and heats quickly on smaller burners. If you often cook for one, the 24cm is your go-to.
• 28cm frypan: Provides more cooking surface for larger portions, such as family stir-fries or multiple chicken breasts. Requires more storage and a larger burner for even heating. Choose the 28cm if you regularly cook for two or more.
• Twin pack option: Buying the 24/28cm twin pack gives you both sizes at a better value than purchasing separately. Ideal if your cooking needs vary daily. Consider the twin pack if you want flexibility without compromise.

Product facts

• Meyer Centennial Stainless Steel 24cm Frypan: The Meyer Centennial Stainless Steel Induction Frypan 24cm features an aluminium core and impact-bonded tri-ply base for fast, even heating. This design reduces hot spots, making the 24cm ideal for delicate foods like eggs and vegetables.

  

• Meyer Centennial Stainless Steel Induction 24/28cm Frypan Twin Pack: The Meyer Centennial Stainless Steel Induction 24/28cm Frypan Twin Pack includes both the 24cm and 28cm frypans, offering versatility for different portion sizes. Having both sizes lets you match the pan to the meal, from single servings to family dinners.

  

Which frypan fits you?

Best for

• Solo cooks or couples who prepare small, precise meals
• Those with limited storage or smaller cooktops

Not for

• Large families or frequent batch cooking—consider the 28cm or twin pack instead