I'm looking for a 12" non stick frying pan in the $50 range. I use a cast iron for most things but from time to time I like non stick. Any suggestions?
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quote:Originally posted by Sir Loin of Beef:
I've given up on expensive non-stck pans. Once the coating stops working, all you have is a very expensive piece of scrap metal
quote:Originally posted by Maverick:
As for "Orgreenic" pans ... Well I wanted more than anything to like them. The only problem is bad reviews, such as this:
Is Orgreenic Cookware a scam? - New York Food | Examiner.com
quote:Is Orgreenic Cookware a scam? - New York Food | Examiner.com
quote:Originally posted by Seaquam:
but Consumer Reports predicts exceptional longevity for these,
quote:Originally posted by Sir Loin of Beef:
This is the best deal you're going to find if you insist on a top name brand pan
quote:Originally posted by Longboarder:
Purchased a 12 inch Le Creuset hard anodized pan in November to try. Was amazed at how well it performed. No coating so you can use any utensil and can go in dishwasher. So pleased we went back this past weekend and bought the 7" and the 10". Now through the end of January you can buy one at a 40% discount. The 10" was $57. Equal to or better than ScanPan. Also have a set of 3 saucepans that work equally well. Won't warp due to the way they are heat treated.
quote:Originally posted by ThistlinTom:
I bought a set of two Calphalon unison non stick omelette pans for $65. Used one several times and worked great. They said not to use non stick spray as there is something in the sprays that causes permanent films on pans.
quote:Originally posted by wine+art:quote:Originally posted by Longboarder:
Purchased a 12 inch Le Creuset hard anodized pan in November to try. Was amazed at how well it performed. No coating so you can use any utensil and can go in dishwasher. So pleased we went back this past weekend and bought the 7" and the 10". Now through the end of January you can buy one at a 40% discount. The 10" was $57. Equal to or better than ScanPan. Also have a set of 3 saucepans that work equally well. Won't warp due to the way they are heat treated.
Thanks, LB.
I just bought a couple to try.
quote:Originally posted by Vinaigre:
...all of them peel at some point and I prefer to not even chance any flaking into my diet...
quote:Originally posted by Vinaigre:
Recently, I just thru out all of my non stick pans.
I tried quite a few type and all of them peel at some point and I prefer to not even chance any flaking into my diet....
So regular pan from now on.
quote:Originally posted by KSC02:quote:Originally posted by Vinaigre:
...all of them peel at some point and I prefer to not even chance any flaking into my diet...
No worries. Logically that only helps things pass thru.![]()
quote:Originally posted by KSC02:quote:Originally posted by Vinaigre:
...all of them peel at some point and I prefer to not even chance any flaking into my diet...
No worries. Logically that only helps things pass thru.![]()
quote:Originally posted by Sir Loin of Beef:
This is the best deal you're going to find if you insist on a top name brand pan
quote:Originally posted by KSC02:quote:Originally posted by Vinaigre:
...all of them peel at some point and I prefer to not even chance any flaking into my diet...
No worries. Logically that only helps things pass thru.![]()