Top 10 Pot Holders | Video Review

This wiki has been updated 20 times since it was first published in May of 2020. Whether you are baking your favorite cake or preparing a delicious lasagna, when you are taking a hot dish out of the oven, the last thing you need to worry about is burning your hand and dropping the pan on the floor. But with the right pot holder, you can protect your skin from the heat, so we collated a wide variety of designs suitable for just about any culinary purpose. When users buy our independently chosen editorial picks, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki. If you'd like to contribute your own research to Ezvid Wiki, please get started by reviewing this introductory video.

Editor's Notes

May 29, 2020:

Choosing a pot holder doesn't sound like rocket science; as long as you are not forced to use a kitchen towel, finding one that protects your hands from high heats seems easy enough. However, all holders aren't created equal. In fact, they come in a variety of sizes and materials, and they can withstand different temperatures.

The KitchenAid Asteroid is made from cotton with heat-resistant silicone grips that make it easy to hang onto a roasting pan or cookie sheet. It can handle temperatures up to 500 degrees. The HOMWE Professional Mitt fits over your hand and wrist for the most skin protection, and it also has a textured grip and withstands 500-degree temperatures.

If you want a holder that has more than one function, the Aibrisk Mats might be the better choice. Made entirely from silicone, you can hang onto hot pans, open a jar lid, or even peel garlic with it. At 7-inches square, it is smaller than the mitt, which means no protection for your wrists, and it is safe for temperatures only up to 400 degrees. The PratiPad Plus is also just as versatile, and it can handle 446-degree temperatures, but the honeycomb design can be tough to clean.

The IXO 6-Piece Set is kind of the best of both worlds because you get 2 mitts and 2 pads, all of which can stand 500-degree temperatures, so you can use the one that fits your immediate need.

Last updated on May 31, 2020 by Christopher Thomas

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The 10 Best Pot Holders

1. Homwe Professional Mitt

2. DII Oven Set

3. KitchenAid Asteroid

4. IXO 6-Piece Set

5. Aibrisk Mats

6. Grevy Quilted Holder

7. PratiPad Plus

8. Honla Rectangle

9. Cuisinart Neoprene

10. Uxunny Holder

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