In 1977, Ole Palsby designed the proven cookware for the Danish brand Eva Solo as a three-layer construction made of copper, aluminum, and stainless steel. The bottoms of the pots and pans distribute heat evenly, and the copper reacts more quickly to temperature changes. This allows for precise control over cooking and frying temperatures on all types of stoves, especially induction. Eva Solo provides the copper pots and pans without lids, as the various lid options from the EvaTrio cookware series fit perfectly. The uncoated sauté pan impresses not only with a handy stainless steel handle and raised edge but also with a practical pouring rim that makes sautéing and serving food easier.