This Pan Lets You Cook Five Different Things At Once

Unless you’re fine with mixing all your food into a stir-fry, it’s very likely you’ve used multiple pans to cook up a complete meal. But at some point in 2014, some geniuses released a skillet that allows you to do it all at once, and we somehow never heard about it.

It’s called the “Master Pan” and is split into five different sections where you can work on the main entree, and side dishes, all at the same time.

The idea of working on your breakfast, hitting the eggs, bacon, and sausage on the same pan, at the same time, sounds like the answer to the all the prayers we’ve sent to the breakfast gods.

If you’re on that meal prep life, this thing can ideally let you work on your protein of choice and your side veggies, probably cutting your prep time in half.

While this sounds like the perfect pan, and even has pretty favorable reviews on Amazon, one reviewer pointed out:

“As a chef, i will tell you The problem with this pan is, to cook food properly, almost all foods need to be cooked at different temperatures. So you can’t cook everything at once, unless you want some items hot and some cold or some just burnt.”

Also, if you’re cooking for a large number of people, there could be some problems with this pan’s size.

If you’re a single bachelor cooking for one, or two people, though, this thing could be a godsend. Just don’t let your food burn and ruin the whole dinner.

h/t daily dot

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