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Subscribe to forums RSS#11 Sat 28 Apr 12 2:12pm
Birdymum
- From Newcastle, NSW, Australia
- Member since Thu 23 Oct 08
Re: Non stick pans
I have used non-stick in the past and haven't liked them at all.
My favourites are steel pans and cast iron/enameled pans
They are long lasting and easy to care for.
They all have metal handles so can go from the stove top into the oven which is great for saving time and washing up.
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#12 Sat 28 Apr 12 2:31pm
minerva
Occupation Walking the Old Ways
- From Living in the Wild Woods
- Member since Wed 16 Jan 08
Re: Non stick pans
steveemait wrote:
Hi everyone, im in the market for some new frying pans, I really like the look of the tefal Jamie oliver hard anodized pans but the reviews are putting me off somewhat. Does anyone on here have any experience of them or maybe point me in a different direction, thanks in advance
I have one & have found it very resistant to scratching etc, however as I use it for high-heat cooking it has discoloured/darkened somewhat...........a cosmetic thing though, it doesn't alter its function.
However I also use 'Greenpan' frying/saute pans & saucepans, & prefer them to anything else I have cooked with in the last 40 years. Fantastic finish, look good..............& I do terrible things to them!!!
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#13 Sat 28 Apr 12 4:16pm
mark's kitchen
- Member Occupation Head cook, Mark's Kitchen & Smokin' BBQ
- From santa rosa,california,usa
- Member since Mon 21 Jun 04
Re: Non stick pans
kye in france wrote:
I have the cast iron, perfect and as good as new...they are three years old...Tefal, with the take off handle so they are also used in the oven.
I bought a JO *named* tefal frying pan in an outlet shopping center in Essex GB two years ago for £5.00, is as good as new, i wish that i had bought more to offer.
Mark, what is CI ?...
craniowave...no use you complaining within the forums...try here:
http://www.jamieoliver.com/contact
Sorry for my laziness. CI is cast iron.
Mark
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#14 Sat 28 Apr 12 6:24pm
Kye
- Member since Fri 04 Apr 08
Re: Non stick pans
mark's kitchen wrote:
kye in france wrote:
I have the cast iron, perfect and as good as new...they are three years old...Tefal, with the take off handle so they are also used in the oven.
I bought a JO *named* tefal frying pan in an outlet shopping center in Essex GB two years ago for £5.00, is as good as new, i wish that i had bought more to offer.
Mark, what is CI ?...
craniowave...no use you complaining within the forums...try here:
http://www.jamieoliver.com/contactSorry for my laziness. CI is cast iron.
Mark
Mark, its my fault 
i'm no good with abbreviations in English 
i have just figured out what IMO means and i'm sure that there is usually 4 letters...can't figure the the 4th though....
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#15 Sun 29 Apr 12 12:35am
JoyYamDaisy
- From Melbourne Australia
- Member since Sun 12 Apr 09
Re: Non stick pans
IMHO is for those with Humble Opinions! 
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#17 Sun 29 Apr 12 1:41am
minerva
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Occupation Walking the Old Ways
- From Living in the Wild Woods
- Member since Wed 16 Jan 08
Re: Non stick pans
What??? or should it be WOE (Wot On Earth?)? 
Last edited by minerva (Sun 29 Apr 12 1:44am)
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#18 Sun 29 Apr 12 6:04am
Ashen
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Occupation Why is the Rum always gone???!
- From out to lunch
- Member since Sat 07 Jan 06
Re: Non stick pans
Roflal - really obfuscating for literal anglaise lumpheads?? 
I really can't figure out what the extra Al is . Give us a hint Kye?
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#19 Sun 29 Apr 12 11:53am
minerva
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Occupation Walking the Old Ways
- From Living in the Wild Woods
- Member since Wed 16 Jan 08
Re: Non stick pans
Rofl al...
......Ruining our flippin' language, Al......
.....when I catch up with this bloke Al, I'll sort him !
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