We've spotted Cameron Diaz with the Always Pan — here’s why every celebrity loves it, where to get yours and cheaper swaps

The famous foodie has swapped over to the viral kitchen pan and she's not alone

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From British chef Nigella Lawson to Hollywood star Cameron Diaz, everyone is ditching their favourite kitchen pots and pans for the viral Our Place Always Pan.

Several members of the Real Homes team have also been converted to this kitchen staple, rating it a five star on functionality and style. Yet, we’re aware it also comes with a celebrity-approved price tag. 

Alongside our love for the Always Pan 2.0, we have also found a more affordable alternative to rival the original, if you’re looking to adopt this celebrity style at home.

The actress and organic wine-founder of Avaline has been spotted using the ultimate kitchen accessory, which she frequently uses in her cooking videos at home. 

The 8-in-1 chic pan not only looks stylish placed on top of your stove, it’s specifically designed to be the only pan you ever need as it’s a non-stick pan, suitable for saute, steaming and sauces. 

From hearty family dinners to steamed, healthy greens, this pan can truly do everything, so no wonder it’s become a firm favorite for celebrities and us all alike. 

Nigella has even been said to have swapped out her staple Le Cruset pan for this viral version that had a wait list of over 50,000 at it's peak. Paris Hilton and Selena Gomez were even spotted using this appliance in their kitchen, making it the must-have to cook with. 

Looking for more celebrity approved appliances? Discover Jennifer Lopez's favourite coffee machine and our review of Beautiful by Drew Barrymore, her new go-to appliance. 

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For more celeb kitchen inspiration, dive into Reece Witherspoon's organized kitchen and Smeg appliances.  

Jess Bacon
Lifestyle and homes journalist

Jess is a freelance culture, life and entertainment journalist based in Cambridgeshire who has bylines in Rolling Stone, GQ, Dazed, Cosmopolitan, Stylist, Radio Times, The Guardian and the i. In between overanalysing her favourite TV shows, she’s working on her debut non-fiction book.