A cookware includes a body having a space defined therein and the space communicates with an opening in the top of the body. Two lugs extend from outside of the body and are located close to the top of the body. A cover is removably mounted to the body and seals the opening. The cover has a handle extending centrally from the top thereof. A first hole is defined centrally through the handle. Steam can escape from the first hole during cooking. The lugs provide proper friction for grip when the user moves the cookware.

The present invention relates to a condensation remover self-standing pan lid. The lid includes a lid cover unit, a collection and disposal unit, a lid holder unit, and a self-supporting unit. The lid cover unit is designed to fit securely on top of a pan, preventing condensation from escaping. The collection and disposal unit collects the condensed liquid and provides a means for easy disposal. The lid holder unit allows the lid to be conveniently stored when not in use. The self-supporting unit ensures stability and prevents the lid from tipping over. This innovative self-standing pan lid provides an efficient and practical solution for removing condensation during cooking, enhancing the overall cooking experience.

The invention relates to a pan lid made of glass having a lid handle attached on the surface thereof directed outwards, the lid handle being connected to the glass surface via an adhesive connection.

According to the present invention, a cooking pot lid includes: a body having a center protruding upward; a handle located at the center of the body and including a first opening opened downward and a second opening opened upward; an overflow prevention cap disposed inside the handle and placed on the first opening; and a cover coupled to the handle to guide the overflow prevention cap not to be easily separated therefrom, and having a through-hole for alleviating an internal pressure.

According to the present invention, a cooking pot lid includes: a body having a center protruding upward; a handle located at the center of the body and including a first opening opened downward and a second opening opened upward; an overflow prevention cap disposed inside the handle and placed on the first opening; and a cover coupled to the handle to guide the overflow prevention cap not to be easily separated therefrom, and having a through-hole for alleviating an internal pressure.