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The phrase "a pan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a cooking utensil typically used for frying or baking.
Example: "I need to buy a new pan for making pancakes."
Alternatives: "a skillet" or "a frying pan".
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A pan dowdy with integrity?
Or a pan.
For novices like me, a pan is a pan.
So how to choose a pan?
Rarely does a pan run low.
She was sautéing spinach in a pan.
MAN WITH A PAN, by John Donohue.
Place in a pan.
Pour into a pan.
Choose a pan.
Heat up a pan.
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