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I don’t cook too much but my pans need replacing.... this may be off topic but I need advice on newer and healthier options for everyday cooking.
I am leaning towards the Paris Pro Greenpan for everyday use to replace my old ptfe pans.
Just wondering if anyone has experience with ceramic nonstick pans.
Lol I watch Chopped a lot and those silver lined pans are used a lot (Zwilling brand I believe). Hoping there are less expensive alternatives that you recommend. :)
Funny you should post this...I’m eyeing these bad boys but haven’t pulled the trigger yet. I like the idea of them and that they aren’t coated with chemicals and that they can be reseasoned. Reviews are good too!
https://www.surlatable.com/product/P...Steel+Skillets
Kenny Likes his Copper Pan and he has cooked a lot in it and still looks good
Clemi, are you looking to cook eggs in the pan, or use it as an everyday pan for chicken/stir-fried veggies?
If eggs, I would recommend a true non stick coated pan you don’t need to season. We actually got ours at Costco and is the cheapest pan we own, lol. We use it exclusively for eggs and actually replaced our fancier brand non stick pan.
For actual meals, we find that ceramic coated cast iron (le creuset), sears perfectly and doesn’t stick when heated thoroughly and left alone.
Have fun shopping! :)
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Those pans looks awesome, thanks!Quote:
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Is this the copper pan on TV?Quote:
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Thanks CTslotters, my dream is to find an excuse to purchase a Le creuset but I sadly can’t conjure up one now lol.Quote:
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Looking just for an everyday set of pans. The Paris Green Pan seems reasonable, but wish I belonged to Costco so I could check out what they offer.
Not sure someone sent it to him...I have just been impressed how it has held up and I think you can put it in the oven... @CPT what brand is your copper panQuote:
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My parents have a copper pan from a casino giveaway that they love, lol!
It’s the “as seen on tv” brand.
Sometimes casino gifts can actually be useful!
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Red Copper Square!Quote:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7hkP7v3KmE
Manette, a cheap solution for you is for me to send you my set of Calphalon. It's a very nice set, but I never seem to use them anymore. [emoji23]
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I'm not a gourmet, but a pretty decent cook. I use Rachel Ray's. I have two complete sets. I have expensive cookware. I just don't use them.
I have two of her skillets and absolutely love them. I got mom some also, and she says that they are the best she has ever had. And the price was right.Quote:
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full disclosure for me is that I wanted orange cookware. And I got them from Holiday Shopping at MLife. Win WinQuote:
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I think I have every Calphalon pan there is. But beware, if you use them a lot (2 that I used all the time) have started to peel inside. I have never used anything but non metal utensils. I think it is from the constant heat! Although I love my Calphalon wok.Quote:
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Mine have never peeled in the probably 15 years I have had them. But then again, I do not cook that often.Quote:
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Oh wow, thanks everyone! CPT, sondor and CTslotters, I have my daughter a copper pan a couple years ago but she never said she liked it, lol I should ask her if she wants it hhh!
Curlyd I have some old calphalon pans but they are not nonstick and they have some knicks in the anodizing so those have seen their days, after 30 plus years! I did love them for many years. Zeus thanks for your offer! [emoji1787]
Pat, nice score on your pans!
I’ll look at the RR pans zeus and Pat :)
Mary9915 thanks for the link on the BK black pan!
We like the Blue diamond frying pans. We got them at Bed Bath and Beyond. So far they are holding up good. Ronnie is always cooking something, and they fit good in dishwasher.
It's hard to beat a good ole cast iron skillet. hhh
Thanks Reen, I’ve seen those advertised on tv, they look indestructible!Quote:
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foamy for sure!Quote:
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Got my new pans today... out with these old scratchy surfaced pans and hoping these new ones work!
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Tried out grilled cheese and ham...yes of course it works.
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Reen I bought a Blue Carbon Pan... not sure if this is what you have but it was an impulse buy hhhQuote:
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https://madeincookware.com/products/...eel-frying-pan
Enjoy your new pans, and happy cooking! I'm always running the dishwasher here, Ronnie always cooking something, he likes to buy gadgets for the kitchen hhh!Quote:
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