Great Jones sells modernized cookware products with affordable prices.

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Little Sheet

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Our 9-by-13-inch ceramic casserole dish is our modern take on a nostalgic, versatile classic. "This one, eminently practical pan handles lasagna, cakes, chicken parts, roast vegetables, cobblers, and crisps with aplomb," raves the Wall Street Journal.
Why It's Special
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<li>Oven-safe and dishwasher-friendly.</li>
<li>Comes in four joyful colors.</li>
<li>Now available with a lid for easy transport.</li>
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love my dutch oven & quarter sheets! both have help up nicely. i also have the cast iron pan, which i don't love. the pan is SUPER wide, meaning it extends well beyond a regular burner and creates a very uneven cooking surface. it's a bummer, because their products are super cute. 

I have the pink dutch oven from this brand as well as two of the ceramic baking dishes, and I have found that the style alone of these pieces really elevates my kitchen space.  The ceramic baking dishes are kind of the sleeper hits of my collection, and I find them to be items I find myself reaching for all the time, whether to make brownies or a fall dinner.  The dutch oven is great for soups and stews, but I find it a bit cumbersome for everyday use. 

these are the most beautiful, sexiest, forehead kisses pan that i've ever used. i have the stainless steel pan with lid + the egg pan and they're on my kitchen ESSENTIALS list. 

i can't wait to try the trays and the dutchess next. come for the branding and stay for the amazing quality <3

I have nearly all the great jones products from their small fry to duchess to sheet pans. I love my duchess (large and small). It’s great for soup, braising meats, making pho, having hot pot, etc. I love the small sheet pans for the oven because I have a smaller over and it’s just so much nicer to use.

I don’t love their stainless steel pans as much only because I haven’t quite gotten the hang of it. No fault to the pan. It’s just easier for me to fry up an egg or reheat leftovers in my Madein skillet.

This pan was decently non-stick until JUST after the warranty ran out, when it proceeded to be the MOST sticky, impossible to clean pan we've ever owned (even when following care instructions exactly). When we emailed the company after about a year and a half and asked them about this they said: "If used frequently, a ceramic nonstick pan can begin to show signs of wear around the year mark. Our warranty currently covers damages incurred under normal use up until the year mark. You can certainly continue to use the pan but it may be time for a replacement." So basically: This pan is unusable for its original purpose after a SINGLE YEAR and then it's "time for a replacement." Customer service then gave me a 10% off coupon. 10% off of another expensive pan that they themselves say will become unusable in a year and end up in a landfill. No thanks. Skip this pan and all other items from this company.

I ordered the Holy Sheet in two sizes and have used them for about five months now. Happy to say that they've held up really well and never warp in the oven, even at high temperatures. They're really easy to clean and the color hasn't faded or chipped at all. The forest green color adds a nice pop of color to my kitchen and makes baking and cooking more joyful! Highly recommend. 

Have had two pans and one small Dutch oven from here over the years. I am wary of their non-stick coating, and generally didn't love the appearance of a grey interior to my Dutch oven or fry pan. Performance was fine, nothing I have been compelled to repurchase.

I own the Small Fry frying pan and a sheet tray as well as the brand's classic dutch oven. The frying pan and sheet tray are truly awful, but the dutch oven gets the job done. Disclaimer: I'm someone who takes care of their kitchen tools very thoughtfully and diligently. 

I used the frying only for frying eggs and toasting nuts and breadcrumbs with olive oil and/or butter....never would I have expected for this pan to get so sticky and disgusting after very minimal usage. Wtf? 

As for the sheet tray...even worse. This sheet tray is advertised the holy grail of sheet trays...that it is not. The finish has started to peel off (as you can see in the photo) and, like the frying pan, it's extremely sticky. 

The dutch oven works, although I regret not buying a Le Creuset instead. 

I gifted a friend one of their Dutch ovens and it was such a hit.  The color and look were beautiful and just a little more special than the average pot.  From what I've heard, it performs really well.  

I'm not sure I'd buy all of their products just for personal use, since there are more economical and still attractive options out there, but I think these make perfect gifts, especially for weddings/ housewarmings/ etc.  Sometimes, it's fun to have a slightly frivolous version of a practical product, and that's what I think these are!

More realistic about the life of the pans. Pretty, but do not last long.

Great customer service - but so, so product. Small and large fry lost their "non-stick" in less than a year. The sheet pans are holding up okay - I love that blue!

It'd be great to see a XL size of this pan for when you're baking a sheet ton of vegetables.

I've been using a pair of the Holy Sheet pans for about 6 months now, and give them two thumbs up 👍👍

First off (and most importantly), these pans are super easy to clean. I've yet to have any surface buildup develop that won't come off, and after continued use, these pans still look brand new. 

Obviously these pans look great, so much so that you'll end up trying and find an open place to display rather than hide them away in some dusty cupboard.

I had the nonstick pan, and it warped and lost its nonstick quality quite quickly. Overall their products seem to favor form over function, especially considering that their sheet tray is only oven-safe up to 450º which is kind of ridiculous.

I love the branding, product design, and packaging.

I've ordered a few products from Great Jones, most recently a pie plate (I've mostly ordered bakeware products).  I love the designs and plan on ordering their baking sheets next!

I had a mishap that involved boiling some suction cups on a baby bib. The polyester of the bib ended up touching the side of the pot and it instantly evaporated. The stainless steel finish was affected and now looks stained.

Design, packaging, quality. I have the big pot and the medium pot and they're great. 

I thought these products were great at first but after using them for a while, I realized how poorly designed they were. The style looks nice but the saucepan spout gets water everywhere and the non-stick pans start losing their “non-stick” feature after about 12 uses. 

I got the full set but ended up returning it. The product was *fine* but didn't feel super high quality. Ended up switching to more classic products that are known for quality (All Clad.) Feels a bit like one of those products that you purchase just because you see it on instagram a lot. 

That said, they've done a wonderful job with branding. 

Recent articles about the founders also spooked me a bit with regards to the brand. 

Beautiful and functional cookware. I got four products for my mom as Christmas gifts: a circular cake pan, a bread pan, a muffin tin, and a set of two half-sheet pans. They are incredibly beautiful. I will definitely, 1000000% buy from Great Jones again.

We have the Holy Sheet in both the big and small sizes and they're amazing! They're high quality/heavier than other sheet pans and the color is fun. Makes me rethink wanting to purchase a La Creuset dutch oven! It makes a  great gift for newly married couples. 

The onnnly problem I've had is with the baking sheets: after less than a year, they honestly look crappy. They're kind of scuffed and just... rough looking? When I reached out for assistance, cs wasn't a huge help. Otherwise a fan, but won't be buying more baking sheets.

First things first: Great Jones is beautiful. I love the packaging, the marketing, and the color options. We regularly gift their products over the holidays, and receive them, too. We have the pie pan (perfect for quiche!), baking sheets, and a few casserole dishes. They always get great feedback and look great as serving dishes.

These are a good quality but honestly wish these looked as good after 1-2 uses as they do when the box is first opened.  While is great to market pretty pans n stuff, how about reconciling the need to try and keep them clean.  So... anyway, tradeoffs i guess.... 