Can you use a lid with this to prevent splattering?
1753413
No the lid is for storing oil until next use; however, the GranPappy is so deep that splattering is minimal.
1753414
If you are. Referring to a splatter screen, yes. However there is very little to no splattering.
1753415
I find the only time it splatters is when you drop fresh material (fish, onion rings, chicken etc..) in. It clams down pretty quick. I guess YES you could use a lid with it if you have one. The lid that comes with it is for STORAGE ONLY no more than a thin coffee can lid and will melt fast.
1753416
You won't be able to use the lid that is provided in order to prevent splattering, but you could use one of those grease splatter screens. I haven't tried this yet, but it is something we have considered trying.
1753417
No, the lid is a plastic lid, unless Amazon sells an alternative lid, then no. Hope this helps.
286340
Yes,however, wrap a little foil around the plastic as a heat shield, put it on the the lid just as the first drops begin,,, be careful
2260915
never thought about a cover, if you put water in the tray under the coils it doesnt seem to splatter. Not that i've noticed.
1974045
There is a soft rubber seal around the lid which if tightened ought to prevent moisture getting in/out. I have not tested this however, it is just m impression from inspecting the container.
2033782
Yes. Make sure when you do that it doesn't splatter. If you pour directly from bottle it will splatter.
1662128
Yes you can. I spray the underside of the lid with non stick spray first to ease the release from the food under it more cleanly.
166555
I doubt the possibility of making a sealing lid. I only use it for short term distribution of water and for presentation. For this, it is a marvelous piece.
828232
Yes, you can . . . but, if it's a hot (and even an immsely cold) drink, like coffee, ytou might want to be very careful. I have no idea how quickly liquid will flow out of this tumbler without the silicone lid on. Plus, metal's a good conductor of heat AND of cold -- as ye olde physics classes have taught us yes -- so you might not want to give your lips a scalding surprise. Use the silicone lid for its ultimate coolness is my advice. Not a stupid question at all Hyok.
365086
yes，but I suggest you'd better seal the holes on the lid first, using tapes or something else.
1347824
I know of no lid specifically designed for this pan. However, I use a universal lid and it works fine.
1810602
Yes, I don't see any reason why you couldn't. I would wash lid by hand or on top shelf to make sure seal stays leak proof.
1583964
No, but we don't use the lids for much. Occasionally we will want to store something in frig so use lid to keep the stuff fresh. Not much help for you. Sorry.
2104888
Don't know. I use a spatter shield some. I just put an ordinary lid from another set on it and that seems to work.
1333148
Yes you can, however I have not placed the lid in there only the pan with foil on top. works really well!
380540
I had to go and look. The answer is yes, but it's not a tight fit. The lid to the largest pot also fits over the largest fry pan. There is a little wiggle room (lid moves back an forth maybe an 8th of an inch), but the lid should not slide off the fry pan. I suppose it would be useful for keeping splatter off the counter.
181795
There is no cover over the lid spout. The lid goes on tightly though so as long as you aren't holding it upside down you aren't going to spill anything.
1562233
Don't know of any lid big enough to fit but you could always use aluminum foil.